I had a feeling that the next video would be about coloring when I saw the Ayame art in the community post. Great video again, full of helpful tips and I really appreciate that you also talk about the mistakes you made during the process! I want to point out two tips you mention in the video because I have confirmed myself that they are extremely helpful: 1) The importance of having references on hand and having the drawing planned out as much as possible before doing lineart and coloring. Having the drawing planned out makes the execution so much easier! It can also save you a lot of painful time, fixing mistakes. 2) Studying things you want to incorporate into your art is so helpful! If you don't understand how to draw something, take some time to just look at it and try to understand the shape, then draw it from different angles/in different variations. You can apply this to literally anything you want to draw. Thanks for the guide Ori! Your videos have been really helpful so far on my journey to learn art! And your Ayame art came out so well!🚌
Exactly! At first I didn't understand what it means to "understand how things work" but one time I just got enlightened all of a sudden and boom I understood it. Maybe it's just because of my lil brain still I don't think I'm the only one who didn't get it it's just over a week since I started so that's that
@@oridaysThank you for the video, your work looks much better than others. I'm from Russia and I watch you through automatic translation of neural network, so all videos with robot voice 😂 I'm a man of action, so I paint every day. In a couple weeks I managed to get some beautiful faces like yours. I'm telling the truth. But for now I only draw the head without the body, every day I draw the head from different angles, erase and draw a new character directly from the head I find it easier that way than looking at a reference. By drawing a new character every day from the head it gives me a chance to work out elements like eyes, mouth nose and so on over and over again. Then I'll move on to the body In addition to this I also draw about an hour extra before work many times lines, circles, squares. Since I am a beginner my hand still sometimes does not obey, so I already feel his hand stronger. God, I've never had so much fun before. All this I'm doing to not be an artist, I need it for animation. I'm an animator. All I want to say is please make more tutorials, but don't forget to rest. I want more knowledge, more lessons from you
this is the only channel where i can look at the drawing in the beginning of the video and say "yeah thats impossible", but then at the end of the video i can say "this is totally possible"
This is easily the best Ayame fan art I have ever seen. Every time I see those drawings it motivates me to draw more and more so that one day I can draw like this. 😭😭😭
Something I found out is that a lot of my process is similar to yours, such as the shadow rules or the clip layer of the lineart. I always thought they weren't efficient methods because I happened to come up with them. I guess it was just me being slow, but good to know that others artists are doing the same.
🚌 thank you for this video, full of the information. I'm watching this from Japan and really really impressed by your enthusiasm about Japan. I'm not good at English, but this video was easy enough to watshing. I was motivated to paint by this video, and I'm gonna focus on details. Thanks to you.
This is definitely gonna help me with my workflow. I usually just do a couple of sketches, then the line art, then the coloring and shading. But I'm gonna have to take notes from this video.
i suck at art i tried to learn like over 10 times already over 15 years just never got it i hope i can learn how to sketch well. it's just that it's so hard to start and drawing and the form doesnt look good is so hard to get thru but right now imma focus on the important things and learn well I guess the first thing is to practice the head and learn how to draw the eyes and mouth using the box method, there is just so many good youtubers popping up in my feed and i still have a burning passion for wanting to learn to draw.
this is great, i have always had problems with consistency, and usually my drawings is way way different than my initial sketches. maybe i should try taking notes like you did. ":bus
I really want to thank you,like even when I'm growing on my channel I felt like I'm stuck in a wall,everytime I search tutorials I get the thing you said in another video about shadows but not just for shadows but for everything,so having an english anime style breakthrought that doesnt say just do this or just history of what we learn is what,is so amazing.
Even when I draw anime in the traditional way cuz i cant afford a tablet , i feel like i still learned a bit some of ur advice. Thanks you Oridays u are my inspriration for me to improve and continue drawing :3
🚌 local color to be in the multiply blend mode and shadows in normal mode, is very interesting. Does the local color have to be in the bottom of the normal shadow layer?
How this is free information?? How ? This sounds like the forbidden secret that is suppose to be hidden from beginners in a oldass Japanese temple. And don't get me started on the level of detail this guy goes in to when explaining literally everything 😤😤😤😤. Take my sub, Take my like Take my comment Take my soul ( ok maybe not the last one ) But seriously, you are great help. Big thanks 👍, no wait a giant thanks 🙏.
tppo's channel and yours is my favorite kind of video tutorial, it is clear, understanding and easy to follow. i hope you still make tutorial like this in future
This channel is very rare and you deserve more subscribers! I don't see much English-speaking art tutorials without mentioning C/o/l/o/s/o 💀. The subtitles and timestamps are very helpful too. This video is veeeery complete, If I was a teacher, I will rate this video 100/100 score. I'm planning to draw anime illustrations all the way because that's the reason why I started drawing in the first place. I wanted to seek genuine Japanese tutorial from drawing illustrations with this kind of art style. And this is exactly what I'm looking for. Thank you Oridays! 🚌
17:42 said no Touhou fan-artist ever (the images are often full with particles and other objects) Good video. I like it how you talk about the planning of the image at the beginning. I feel like many beginner/intermediate artist dont do this often and its one of the hardest parts of the process in a way.
1:50 omg this idea is absolutely BRILLIANT ! I can see myself also doing this to ensure the illustration conveys a story instead of being random af. Also, I could note all the techniques I’d like to try, or different elements of composition etc. never thought of all this befor seeing your video
I never did such big amount of research during my arts and now I know what I was doing wrong. I didn't spend enough time studying stuff which then resulted in time loss in general. Now I started doing a lot more practice because I want to improve, and your vide came out JUST right.
I've just discovered your channel and I've watched all your videos as all your tutorials feels so complete and helpful Thank you for the time you put in these videos
Loved this video! I would also like to know how much time did this ilustration took or how much time you would usually need for a piece like this! As a begginner it feels a bit scary, specially seeing all the studies you made beforehand (which I will try to implement as it is a good idea). Thanks
i can draw anatomy, i can do lineart... i know how to render BUT my patience is so small, rendering is pain and i cant get myself to finish anything ever ToT help
Whats your technique for selecting your art? (Like, the before coloring stage.) The part that takes alot of time for me (and often leads me to giving up), is getting flat colors in! I've been trying to figure out how to master selection and mask, so i can just quickly fill it in. Instead, it takes me 1-2 hours, which massively drains my motivation for the piece (just for flat color, and normally its simple too). I might copy paste this question on another more recent video, since this ones older. 🚌🚌🚌
greaat. you not just nicely improve your art understanding, but also the gag scene🤣, i hope you can keep the gag scene and... i also miss your chibi scene at your hair drawing video. and thanks for the tutorials too
Bro taught me how to improve in a matter of minutes 😶 you're tutorials are so easy to follow and understand! Definitely gonna see how this would work with my art.
I had a feeling that the next video would be about coloring when I saw the Ayame art in the community post. Great video again, full of helpful tips and I really appreciate that you also talk about the mistakes you made during the process!
I want to point out two tips you mention in the video because I have confirmed myself that they are extremely helpful:
1) The importance of having references on hand and having the drawing planned out as much as possible before doing lineart and coloring. Having the drawing planned out makes the execution so much easier! It can also save you a lot of painful time, fixing mistakes.
2) Studying things you want to incorporate into your art is so helpful! If you don't understand how to draw something, take some time to just look at it and try to understand the shape, then draw it from different angles/in different variations. You can apply this to literally anything you want to draw.
Thanks for the guide Ori! Your videos have been really helpful so far on my journey to learn art! And your Ayame art came out so well!🚌
Yes, exactly this! I wish I learned these 2 points much earlier in my journey.
Thanks for the thoughtful comment and support :)
Exactly! At first I didn't understand what it means to "understand how things work" but one time I just got enlightened all of a sudden and boom I understood it. Maybe it's just because of my lil brain still I don't think I'm the only one who didn't get it it's just over a week since I started so that's that
@@oridaysThank you for the video, your work looks much better than others. I'm from Russia and I watch you through automatic translation of neural network, so all videos with robot voice 😂
I'm a man of action, so I paint every day.
In a couple weeks I managed to get some beautiful faces like yours. I'm telling the truth.
But for now I only draw the head without the body, every day I draw the head from different angles, erase and draw a new character directly from the head I find it easier that way than looking at a reference. By drawing a new character every day from the head it gives me a chance to work out elements like eyes, mouth nose and so on over and over again. Then I'll move on to the body
In addition to this I also draw about an hour extra before work many times lines, circles, squares. Since I am a beginner my hand still sometimes does not obey, so I already feel his hand stronger. God, I've never had so much fun before.
All this I'm doing to not be an artist, I need it for animation. I'm an animator. All I want to say is please make more tutorials, but don't forget to rest. I want more knowledge, more lessons from you
I need to stop watching and start studying… 🚌
this is the only channel where i can look at the drawing in the beginning of the video and say "yeah thats impossible", but then at the end of the video i can say "this is totally possible"
This is easily the best Ayame fan art I have ever seen. Every time I see those drawings it motivates me to draw more and more so that one day I can draw like this. 😭😭😭
With practice you definitely can do it :)
ok but I especially love that ‘familiar + strange’ point. familiar 70-90% and strange 10-30%. 💛
Dude your art is so beautiful, thank you for showing your art process
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Something I found out is that a lot of my process is similar to yours, such as the shadow rules or the clip layer of the lineart. I always thought they weren't efficient methods because I happened to come up with them. I guess it was just me being slow, but good to know that others artists are doing the same.
Wow. Seeing how much you put into these it's no wonder these turn out so well.
The extensive detail made this a very interesting video. (Especially when going over all the references you used.) 🚌
🚌 thank you for this video, full of the information. I'm watching this from Japan and really really impressed by your enthusiasm about Japan.
I'm not good at English, but this video was easy enough to watshing. I was motivated to paint by this video, and I'm gonna focus on details. Thanks to you.
This is definitely gonna help me with my workflow. I usually just do a couple of sketches, then the line art, then the coloring and shading. But I'm gonna have to take notes from this video.
🚌I would love a full colour tut and the illustration is great :)
I was looking for color tutorial but this video is really informative and educational. Subscribe :3
i suck at art i tried to learn like over 10 times already over 15 years just never got it
i hope i can learn how to sketch well.
it's just that it's so hard to start and drawing and the form doesnt look good is so hard to get thru but right now imma focus on the important things and learn well
I guess the first thing is to practice the head and learn how to draw the eyes and mouth using the box method, there is just so many good youtubers popping up in my feed and i still have a burning passion for wanting to learn to draw.
how i finish my drawing
>start
>pain
>pain
>regret
>finish and happi happi
this is great, i have always had problems with consistency, and usually my drawings is way way different than my initial sketches.
maybe i should try taking notes like you did.
":bus
Ahhh Ojou-sama 😍
I really want to thank you,like even when I'm growing on my channel I felt like I'm stuck in a wall,everytime I search tutorials I get the thing you said in another video about shadows but not just for shadows but for everything,so having an english anime style breakthrought that doesnt say just do this or just history of what we learn is what,is so amazing.
really great video, thank you! Would be excellent to get a dedicated line art video, maybe with some tips around brush settings/sizes :D
Happy to hear that :) I've actually already covered some of that topic in the Fubuki Pack if you're interested - oridays.com/fubukipack
@@oridays this looks great, didn't see it advertised anywhere on your page, thanks!
Your illustrations are always so damn cute
Here we goooo, thank you!
Your videos are ao helpful since I'm practicing drawing anime art after a loong time 🚌
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Great Video!
Even when I draw anime in the traditional way cuz i cant afford a tablet , i feel like i still learned a bit some of ur advice.
Thanks you Oridays u are my inspriration for me to improve and continue drawing :3
You can make art from anything :)
This was really helpful. Thanks bro 🚌
Pretty cool video🚌
Thank u
🚌 loved the video!!
Thanks for another tutorial :D 🚌
🚌 local color to be in the multiply blend mode and shadows in normal mode, is very interesting. Does the local color have to be in the bottom of the normal shadow layer?
Shadow goes on bottom (normal), then local color on top (multiply)
Thank you so much for the video
You are so freaking amazing
🚌 thank you
🚎 good video ori
Kinda late here, but: at 14:37 you use the lasso tool and select more area of the pupil, yet It only fills the eye. How did you do that
I'm new so im sorry if my question is obvious but what do you use to draw? Like an iPad or mouse?
I wish to paint like this!!!! I'm not fan of anime,but those art styles are beautiful 😍
Random question I never seen anyone ask/answer :
What point do you start drawing sketches? (Head to toe or toe to head)
what brush do you use for lineart?
are you doing these on pc or on iPad? if on PC please tell me how to rotate image while drawing? 🚌
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Aaaaa~ thank you for subtitles indonesian :)
🛬 I made it to the end, and this is really helpful, thank you 🙂
How this is free information?? How ?
This sounds like the forbidden secret that is suppose to be hidden from beginners in a oldass Japanese temple.
And don't get me started on the level of detail this guy goes in to when explaining literally everything 😤😤😤😤.
Take my sub,
Take my like
Take my comment
Take my soul ( ok maybe not the last one )
But seriously, you are great help.
Big thanks 👍, no wait a giant thanks 🙏.
the amount of effort u making for this piece makes me realize how lazy i am at making illustration. idk how tu put buss emoji im a boomer :/
How long did the work process take?
Watching this 1 year after whike drawing lol 🚌
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I can’t find the bus emoji so this will do insert(isekai bus-kun)
when art requires studying topics
tppo's channel and yours is my favorite kind of video tutorial, it is clear, understanding and easy to follow. i hope you still make tutorial like this in future
Totally agreed for both of their pretty awesome videos 🎉
This one has more actual tutorial tho
@@Inksploded tppo focuses more on the study-lecture aspect
I feel like I learned so much, but I realized that I still have to try it out myself to see results... The grind begins 🚌
Learning is just one part of the draw-reflect-learn cycle!
Best quintuplet 👍
I think Miku is best quintuplet but nice pfp👍
The amount of effort you put in is amazing and the artwork looks really good like waow. How long have you been drawing for? 🚌
I started learning art seriously about 4.5 years ago!
@@oridays I see, thanks!
This channel is very rare and you deserve more subscribers! I don't see much English-speaking art tutorials without mentioning C/o/l/o/s/o 💀. The subtitles and timestamps are very helpful too. This video is veeeery complete, If I was a teacher, I will rate this video 100/100 score. I'm planning to draw anime illustrations all the way because that's the reason why I started drawing in the first place. I wanted to seek genuine Japanese tutorial from drawing illustrations with this kind of art style. And this is exactly what I'm looking for. Thank you Oridays! 🚌
'Joke's on you @15:20 I already watched your `1, 2, 3 Shading Tutorial` *_before_* this one. ( ´◡‿◡`)✧
17:42 said no Touhou fan-artist ever (the images are often full with particles and other objects)
Good video. I like it how you talk about the planning of the image at the beginning. I feel like many beginner/intermediate artist dont do this often and its one of the hardest parts of the process in a way.
Very interesting and helpful video! Also nice drawing ;)
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🚌 thank you for sharing your know how
🚌 starting my own journey on learning, been watching all your turorial videos, and trying to get my hands on everything I can.
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1:50 omg this idea is absolutely BRILLIANT ! I can see myself also doing this to ensure the illustration conveys a story instead of being random af. Also, I could note all the techniques I’d like to try, or different elements of composition etc. never thought of all this befor seeing your video
why does the first sketch remind me of yamato
I never did such big amount of research during my arts and now I know what I was doing wrong. I didn't spend enough time studying stuff which then resulted in time loss in general. Now I started doing a lot more practice because I want to improve, and your vide came out JUST right.
I've just discovered your channel and I've watched all your videos as all your tutorials feels so complete and helpful
Thank you for the time you put in these videos
Loved this video! I would also like to know how much time did this ilustration took or how much time you would usually need for a piece like this! As a begginner it feels a bit scary, specially seeing all the studies you made beforehand (which I will try to implement as it is a good idea). Thanks
Your “really crappy, level 1 sketch” is already leagues better than my best 😓
i can draw anatomy, i can do lineart... i know how to render BUT my patience is so small, rendering is pain and i cant get myself to finish anything ever ToT help
🚌bro thank you so much, I'm a beginner of drawing anime picture and your videos just help me a lot.
The coloring always hidden
🚌 this is great, as a budding artist it’s hard to get a clear picture of the order of things in great pieces. Thank you for your video
Whats your technique for selecting your art? (Like, the before coloring stage.)
The part that takes alot of time for me (and often leads me to giving up), is getting flat colors in! I've been trying to figure out how to master selection and mask, so i can just quickly fill it in. Instead, it takes me 1-2 hours, which massively drains my motivation for the piece (just for flat color, and normally its simple too).
I might copy paste this question on another more recent video, since this ones older. 🚌🚌🚌
How long does this take? Seems a lot of research and such
Ori! Thanks for sharing! I just know how to poses and do a body! Your videos are helpful!
mans said "basic drawings"
Okay, question, if you're drawing naked character, is it 80% or 20% of the character? If initially clothes were 80% of the character.
UUWWOOGGGHH very good tutorial 🚌🚌🚌🚌
greaat. you not just nicely improve your art understanding, but also the gag scene🤣, i hope you can keep the gag scene and... i also miss your chibi scene at your hair drawing video. and thanks for the tutorials too
i have a question, do you sketch on paper or computer?
Do you have TikTok where you also post videos like this
🚌Great vid, thank you very much ^^/
Just curious: how much time was spent on this drawing? ._.
me now going get clip studio 🚌
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( Yes I have watched this video 8 time till the end)
Insert Bus Emoji :,]]
Hey I have a question how do you separate the differents parts of the drawing at 14:31 ?
This video 🚌in
Bro knows what he's doing
I can draw a bald character's head but always have problems in adding hair. Can you give me some tips to improve?
Thanks for creating this video. I would be incorporating some of your tips for my next illustration and future ones.🚌
I'm still trying to figure out which sketch was the rough one lmao
Bro taught me how to improve in a matter of minutes 😶 you're tutorials are so easy to follow and understand! Definitely gonna see how this would work with my art.
Am I the only one the do the lineart before colouring?
🚌 Great video! 🚌
as someone who draws the occasional lewd, i too use myself as reference. Hope people who like my art see this haha
i really have hard time learning how to color
all of this looks so simple and easy to draw
until u realise that u have ibis paint and the pixels are making me go clinically insane
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Isekai Bus-kun
🛺 bro seriously i love your artstyle
🚌☺
thank you very much! :3