Ahhh, your style is always very stunning as the narration is always so informative and inspiring to learn more. These subjects are just the right mood. Love it.
I think the blade is my favorite because all the little details are just BEAUTIFUL. This is stellar. I don't have the time/energy for a daily challenge right now because I've been recovering from the loss of a 15 y/o pet, but I always save these prompt lists and print them out to keep in a sketchbook for when I don't know what to draw :)
I love this video and all of your work!! October is the perfect month for a challenge before the holidays really kick in and it gets too busy. Thanks for the inspo. Also, it would be interesting to hear more about being a study artist. ❤😊
You make such lovely paintings! You always add and subtract details tastefully and your vivid use of color is inspiring! Absolute sweets to the eyes!🤩😊
oh man i can't say which one is my favorite i love all of them but if i have to choose then the bunnies 🐰🐰 the colors and the blocky look , i don't know how to describe it but absolutely gorgeous , so incredibly beautiful my god , you got to be one of my inspirational artist for sure 💕💕
WOW! at first I couldn't see how you would get the grass end result but HOLY SMACK when you got to 5;00 i was so impressed! I love the way you approached it!
Thank you so much!! 💛 I painted the grass in multiple layers. I definitely had to trust the process, because the bottom layers always look pretty rough haha 😅
I can't choose a favorite, but I loved your dagger illustration because as you were building the grass layers the dagger sank into it as if it was truly forgotten :') and the horse was so impressive! I think they are one of the hardest animals to paint, and you did so well! AND THE PUMPKIN CAT OMG SO CUUUUTEEEE!!! it's always such a pleasure to see your working process ^^ btw I'm following Mosstober too but for digital drawings and it's truly incredible how much you can improve in a matter of weeks!
Thank you so much ethereal!! You're the sweetest!! 💖 I completely agree about improving quickly during the challenge, it's such a fun way to create a daily art-making habit! :-)
Watching you paint is always so inspiring. 🥰 We have similar(-ish) styles and I always get something to take away for my own paintings, be it techniques or ideas. Like the thing about the black cat painting -- I really love harsh backlighting but hadn't thought about trying something with shadows before. Now I kinda have to at some point. 🤓 Idk what was my favourite, they are all great, but I enjoyed the process of the dagger the most. At the start I was sure that it's not going to come together and then boom, a frame worthy piece of game art. Had to watch twice! Also, the Meeden brush at 7:00. I *need* that in my life. 😱😍😘
im glad you mentioned something about being a "study artist" I feel like all my works are just studies too and I struggle to come up with my own ideas. Would love to hear more about your thoughts on it soon
I've been leaning to "study artist" lately too because part I don't always have the energy for ideas, and part because I feel like I've plateau'd in my skill level a bit and need to do some work to improve. Studies are such a good way to do that.
I really love watching your videos! They are all so lovely and fun as well as informative. Love these tips and tricks you added at the bottom throughout the video. Learn so much on how you block in your colors and you seem to trust the process although all your paintings have quite a long "ugly phase" if I may say so🙈. Really inspiring to just go with the flow and push through. All your paintings turn out so great! Wow! Keep doing what you are doing🤗
Thank you so much Kim! 😄 I think about painting as almost a puzzle with layers. Some colors need to be underneath to make the colors on top feel alive. The bottom layers are always ugly, but I think of them as supporting what is to come. This painting method really requires a "trust the process" mindset though! 😂 I think this would be a great topic for a video! Thanks agin for your lovely comment! 💖
I feel what you're saying about being a reference artist. Trying to draw original stuff when you're used to finding and basing things on something else is hard. It's even harder when you can't "see" exactly what you want the end result to be.
Most artists use photoshop and a combination of different references to create original art! Specially if we are talking about a realistic style. The only artists I've seen drawing original stuff from imagination are artists that work in animation style like cartoons and stuff. And we can't even be sure that they really don't use references because it's all behind the scenes.
All your art works are amazing! I love the cat and pumpkin too, the cat is so adorable 🥹🫶💖 a random question but have you ever done a video on how you just know the right under tones or (is it hues lol) to use? I’m too stupid to know to add blues or any other colours to the side of someone’s face or something depending on the lighting or colours haha 😆🫶💖
Thank you so much! 💖 I haven't made a video quite like that, but I do talk about my color choices a bit in my How to Paint a Portrait in Gouache video and my Colored Pencil Portrait Tutorial video! Mostly, it just takes practice to be able to see those subtle hue shifts for realistic/naturalistic paintings. A more fun, but equally true answer is that you can also use just about any colour/ hue as long as your values are correct! 😄
I am amazed by your style and your drawing is my absolute inspiration, I even have the picture of your drawing in my sketchbook!!! Thank you s much for what you are doing, by the way I really want to draw your portrait 🥰
I try to stick 31 days and I post daily on Insta, is not easy at all🙈 but it s good soon will be the last prompt of day 31, also can t wait for this video
You, tugce dumlupinar, hamrib art art the reasons why i wanted to work on my goauche technique. I hve the motivation but too scared to mess it up cuz im a newbie in this medium 😂
I completely agree with @loati94 ! Making bad art is part of the learning process. You can't become a pro at a medium without first being a newbie 😄 As hard as it can be, try to enjoy the process, including the failures! 💗 I believe in ya!!
Ahhh, your style is always very stunning as the narration is always so informative and inspiring to learn more. These subjects are just the right mood. Love it.
Thank you so much! It is so great to hear that you find the narration helpful and inspiring! 😄
I think the blade is my favorite because all the little details are just BEAUTIFUL. This is stellar. I don't have the time/energy for a daily challenge right now because I've been recovering from the loss of a 15 y/o pet, but I always save these prompt lists and print them out to keep in a sketchbook for when I don't know what to draw :)
I love this video and all of your work!! October is the perfect month for a challenge before the holidays really kick in and it gets too busy. Thanks for the inspo. Also, it would be interesting to hear more about being a study artist. ❤😊
Thank you! I'm so glad you enjoyed it! 😊 I will definitely talk more about being a study artist in a future video! ❤️
You did amazing on this dagger OMG 😍😍
Thank you!! 🩷
You make such lovely paintings! You always add and subtract details tastefully and your vivid use of color is inspiring! Absolute sweets to the eyes!🤩😊
Thank you so much! 😀❤️
I'm in love with your color palettes 😍
Ah thanks so much! 🩷
i realy like the horse and the cat in pumking paintings
I think those are my favorites as well! Thank you 💛😄
THIS is what I dream of my art style becoming. Thank you for sharing your painting process : ' )
Thank you so much!! That's really sweet to hear ❤️
oh man i can't say which one is my favorite i love all of them but if i have to choose then the bunnies 🐰🐰 the colors and the blocky look , i don't know how to describe it but absolutely gorgeous , so incredibly beautiful my god , you got to be one of my inspirational artist for sure 💕💕
I love your style. So mesmerizing.
Thank you so much!
WOW! at first I couldn't see how you would get the grass end result but HOLY SMACK when you got to 5;00 i was so impressed! I love the way you approached it!
Thank you so much!! 💛 I painted the grass in multiple layers. I definitely had to trust the process, because the bottom layers always look pretty rough haha 😅
I can't choose a favorite, but I loved your dagger illustration because as you were building the grass layers the dagger sank into it as if it was truly forgotten :') and the horse was so impressive! I think they are one of the hardest animals to paint, and you did so well! AND THE PUMPKIN CAT OMG SO CUUUUTEEEE!!! it's always such a pleasure to see your working process ^^
btw I'm following Mosstober too but for digital drawings and it's truly incredible how much you can improve in a matter of weeks!
Thank you so much ethereal!! You're the sweetest!! 💖 I completely agree about improving quickly during the challenge, it's such a fun way to create a daily art-making habit! :-)
I love your painting style so, so much! ❤😊
Those brushstrokes are amazing.
The dagger is gorgeous!!
I love your artober art so much!!!! absolutely love how different each one is, they're so impressive
Thank you so much Nat!!
I am soo happy i found this channel. One of the best art content here on youtube
That is so wonderful to hear! I'm glad you found your way here as well! 😄
I love all of them! It would be nice to see your reference photos I always struggle to find good ones.
LOVE your horse 🥰 both sketches looked great
Watching you paint is always so inspiring. 🥰 We have similar(-ish) styles and I always get something to take away for my own paintings, be it techniques or ideas. Like the thing about the black cat painting -- I really love harsh backlighting but hadn't thought about trying something with shadows before. Now I kinda have to at some point. 🤓
Idk what was my favourite, they are all great, but I enjoyed the process of the dagger the most. At the start I was sure that it's not going to come together and then boom, a frame worthy piece of game art. Had to watch twice!
Also, the Meeden brush at 7:00. I *need* that in my life. 😱😍😘
Love these so so much! Especially the dagger and the cat in the truck-or-treat basket
Thanks so much! 😊
Love the horse! Beautiful colors!
Thank you so much! ❤️
All of them are fabulous❤
Thank you so much Cindy ❤️
I love your color choices
Thanks so much!
im glad you mentioned something about being a "study artist" I feel like all my works are just studies too and I struggle to come up with my own ideas. Would love to hear more about your thoughts on it soon
I've been leaning to "study artist" lately too because part I don't always have the energy for ideas, and part because I feel like I've plateau'd in my skill level a bit and need to do some work to improve. Studies are such a good way to do that.
The horse-wow! Love your stuff!
Thanks so much! The horse was a really fun challenge!
I really love watching your videos! They are all so lovely and fun as well as informative. Love these tips and tricks you added at the bottom throughout the video. Learn so much on how you block in your colors and you seem to trust the process although all your paintings have quite a long "ugly phase" if I may say so🙈. Really inspiring to just go with the flow and push through. All your paintings turn out so great! Wow! Keep doing what you are doing🤗
Thank you so much Kim! 😄 I think about painting as almost a puzzle with layers. Some colors need to be underneath to make the colors on top feel alive. The bottom layers are always ugly, but I think of them as supporting what is to come. This painting method really requires a "trust the process" mindset though! 😂 I think this would be a great topic for a video! Thanks agin for your lovely comment! 💖
what a cute kitty, stunning ❤❤❤
Thank you! 😊❤️
I feel what you're saying about being a reference artist. Trying to draw original stuff when you're used to finding and basing things on something else is hard. It's even harder when you can't "see" exactly what you want the end result to be.
Most artists use photoshop and a combination of different references to create original art! Specially if we are talking about a realistic style. The only artists I've seen drawing original stuff from imagination are artists that work in animation style like cartoons and stuff. And we can't even be sure that they really don't use references because it's all behind the scenes.
All your art works are amazing! I love the cat and pumpkin too, the cat is so adorable 🥹🫶💖 a random question but have you ever done a video on how you just know the right under tones or (is it hues lol) to use? I’m too stupid to know to add blues or any other colours to the side of someone’s face or something depending on the lighting or colours haha 😆🫶💖
Thank you so much! 💖 I haven't made a video quite like that, but I do talk about my color choices a bit in my How to Paint a Portrait in Gouache video and my Colored Pencil Portrait Tutorial video! Mostly, it just takes practice to be able to see those subtle hue shifts for realistic/naturalistic paintings. A more fun, but equally true answer is that you can also use just about any colour/ hue as long as your values are correct! 😄
I am amazed by your style and your drawing is my absolute inspiration, I even have the picture of your drawing in my sketchbook!!! Thank you s much for what you are doing, by the way I really want to draw your portrait 🥰
Aw no way!! Thank you so much!! 🥰
The horse. It looks so free and fluid. ❤wo derfuk to watch you construct this.
Thank you Liza! That one felt like a fun puzzle to construct 😄 It really made me want to paint more horses!
I love the rabbits so much my favorite animal! 🐇
One of my favourite animals too! ❤️ Thank you!!
@@emhuesart of course ❤️your art is so magical and lovely
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I try to stick 31 days and I post daily on Insta, is not easy at all🙈 but it s good soon will be the last prompt of day 31, also can t wait for this video
It's so challenging! I don't know if I could ever do all 31 days 😅❤️
You, tugce dumlupinar, hamrib art art the reasons why i wanted to work on my goauche technique. I hve the motivation but too scared to mess it up cuz im a newbie in this medium 😂
Go for it! Messing up is part of the process. Creating bad art can be discouraging, trust me I know, but there's no good art without bad art!
I completely agree with @loati94 ! Making bad art is part of the learning process. You can't become a pro at a medium without first being a newbie 😄 As hard as it can be, try to enjoy the process, including the failures! 💗 I believe in ya!!
@loati94 @@emhuesart thank you girls! appreciate it! definitely gonna try it!