Mixed Media Painting with Brian Stelfreeze!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 8 ก.ย. 2024
- Brian Stelfreeze is a legend in comics and illustration, beloved by fans and respected by pros for many years. It's a massive honor and privilege to have him with us tonight. We'll be painting Black Widow using a range of mediums and getting an up close look at how it's done. Come by and ask questions, and follow along!
Brian is THE MAN. He's a great instructor. The balloons and primitives tip was mind blowing for me. I could listen to him all day. Thank you David and Eric for putting this together. This was a blast to watch and listen to. All of the art produced was fantastic as always.
Brian is not only ridiculously talented but very articulate. He does a great job breaking down his process in a way that anyone could understand.n Dave… ur always so humble n quiet but ur a beast. I hope u kno that we all love ur work n the fact that u made ur piece look that good n it was ur first time trying this technique is absolutely mind blowing. Another awesome video as always, thanks u guys.
Thank YOU, Mr. Finch for putting this whole thing together. So much to learn from just 2 hrs of a stream. Wow. What a humble yet such a beast of an artist you are
It's great how excited you get for these painting streams, it really comes through and makes it fun to watch.
I studied art 10 years ago. I dropped out after the first year.... I still create art on the side .... but at UNIVERSITY.... believe it or not, not one of our painting teachers painted in a realistic fashion , as a result not one could help me technique wise when it came to learning to paint to create the art I wanted to. I realise most would consider this "Illustration" but all the same, it is stuff that many art teachers just did not know.
So videos like this help me more than my whole 1 year I spent at Uni. So thank you.
I’ve watched this video a few times now. I have to say it’s one of my favorite vids on TH-cam. Watching Brian’s process is fascinating and watching these images materialize in real time. Very interesting to see your different styles work into the feel of the image even though you use the same process.
I am so appreciative of this whole SERIES of videos where you have fantastic guest artists come on and go through a piece where they walk through their process and just give you their thoughts during the whole thing - this is absolutely invaluable! From your own helpful process videos to expanding out into even uncharted territory for YOU is fascinating, and gives us all ideas for images of our own! Take an idea here, a process there - doors suddenly open wide, and I thank you so much for this, and what will also come forward! Your own curiosity is greatly benefiting us all!
Brian Stelfreeze is a genius. 35 minutes into the viewing and already in awe. 😎
Really really cool, thank you to all the participants! You‘ve all done great!
The balloon and the primitive was just lovely.
This is cool. I just bought some fixative and am waiting for it before I play around with my HIMI Gouche set.
This Stelfreeze guy is utterly brilliant.
in the 90s when I was in junior high school, thousands of kilometers from your place, I already admired your work guys, and I didn't know how you made those beautiful illustration paintings I have no idea at all, and now 30 years later, thanks to advances in technology I can finally witness the process, thank you guys, keep up the good work ❤❤❤👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
I am really loving this guest! So little time, so much to learn. At least I have all the supplies I need. I vow to make time to practice this technique because I like it! Brian Stelfreeze is fire!
Thanks so much for this streams. They are amazing and a great way to study and fast learning!
Very inspirational
Amazing thank you 😊 this is a master class!
Great artwork this and this artist is fantastic
This is amazing! thank you so much for doing this.
16:07 Brian says how it is crazy simple, too. I think that phrase is a sign of true understanding. When we have a true understanding of something, there is a clarity that can be confused with simplicity.
The composition talk is great!
Wow I love Brian
Coolness,stay blessed and all in Jesus shalom
the man BRian
it works well with Copic actually. i use ink wash + pencils a lot in my mix media and have gotten really good results. i can send you some examples if you like.
First Ryan Benjamin now Stelfreeze. Dave you just need to hit the master Trevor Von Eden up and you have my hit my holy trinity!
Wow. I'm working on a Dino Ranch style guide at the moment... I'm going to be around 2 hours later than I thought on today's picture. I normally end up skipping through Vida like these (short attention span.. OH LOOK, A SQUIRREL 👀) Just watched the whole thing though. This was incredible to watch!!
Did Dave said "I'm gonna run over grandma" at 2:08:04??
Oh no he a criminal... I thought he was a cool guy 😢
My master
awesome stream, learnt a lot from this one
Masterclass
Awesome
Awesome stream:)
SUP DAVID
I was unable to catch it live 😢 .
✍😍
47:08
my drawings are full of mistakes so they have tons of emotions. xd
I think one of the black pencils is a Polychromos, which is oil based, not wax. (I use them), but they are completely luscious over watercolor.
All colored pencils are wax-based, the only difference is the ratio of wax and oil in the binder. This information is directly from Faber-Castell:
"The Polychromos Artists' Color Pencils are comprised of vegetable oil, wax and the highest quality pigments with superior lightfast characteristics and brilliance. There are minimal amounts of wax used so that there is no waxy bloom produced."
@NelaDunato actually thats not true there are pure oil based pencils
Thank you all
@David Finch you should pin a comment with links to all three finished pieces (or add them in the description)
O mennn
did you use watercolor?
Princeton is actually quite expensive for synthetic brushes, not sure they would appreciate their products being labeled as "trash brushes".