Blender 3.5 is officially released! I made this piece in Blender 3.4 and the process is a bit different, so at 16:46 I explain how you can use the same method in Blender 3.5
I learn so much from your videos. You are one of the few people that I see really focused on doing artistic style with GP. Very inventive! I am wanting to try to make a "thick paint" brush based on your tutorial.
Ahhh, this is the best. Thanks for the resources and sharing your knowledge! I am dying to figure out a good grainy texture brush, but can't figure it out.
Always fascinating to see how Grease Pencil is used by 2D artists, even though I can't draw for peanuts :P Incidentally, Sophie, in Blender if you go File > External Data, you can either pack resources manually or set Blender to automatically pack them for you. Doing this will have Blender store all your externally loaded brush images inside itself, so that you don't have to worry about lugging an additional folder for your images around whenever you move files (or the file paths breaking) :)
So I do use that feature, I have resources set to pack automatically, but for some reason brush cover images don't count! Since making this video I realized that I could change the file paths to "absolute" instead of "relative" (this setting is in the same dropdown as the external data), and that helps Blender to always find the files (provided I don't move the cover images within my files) But I appreciate the suggestion, and I'm glad that seeing my process is interesting :)
Thank you! My favourite book has been Animal Anatomy for Artists by Eliot Goldfinger (if you google search for it, there is actually a free download of this book online!). I also followed an online course on Creature Anatomy taught by Terryl Whitlatch via Schoolism, which was excellent. For even more resources to check out, I can recommend this patreon post by Brynn Metheney, who is a creature designer (the post is public, so you don't have to be a patron to access it) www.patreon.com/posts/books-i-like-to-46670351
Hi love your videos and your style is inspiring! I got a BFA in traditional oil painting and this process is exciting. I bought a few of your brush packs on Gumroad and the strokes are solid when I try to draw with them. The textures don't work. Your sample files display as they should but I try to use brushes in the sample file and it's still solid. What am I doing wrong? Using Blender 3.5.1
Hi Gavin, thank you for your support. That sounds frustrating. Could you email me at sophiejantak@gmail.com with photos of your screen? It's hard for me to know what's going on just based on your description, but I'd love to help
Too bad grease pencil hasn´t a "build up" brush like this build in. I kinda hate switching softwares but for the love of god, i just cannot sketch in blender.
Blender 3.5 is officially released! I made this piece in Blender 3.4 and the process is a bit different, so at 16:46 I explain how you can use the same method in Blender 3.5
your pencil drawings are so beatiful, and so are your inks, I will have to try your brushes now, thank you for sharing you are very generous.
Oh thank you! I hope you enjoy using them :)
Thanks for sharing your passion for traditional art and blender 👍
I'm so glad you appreciate it!
Your art proces is like ingenireing new ways to draw
That's incredibly cool to hear, thank you !
I learn so much from your videos. You are one of the few people that I see really focused on doing artistic style with GP. Very inventive! I am wanting to try to make a "thick paint" brush based on your tutorial.
Gosh you got so much better over few years. Beautiful!
Thanks, I'm glad you like it :)
Ahhh, this is the best. Thanks for the resources and sharing your knowledge! I am dying to figure out a good grainy texture brush, but can't figure it out.
I'm glad you appreciate it!
You are amazing! I'm in love!
I'm glad you like it :)
wow, that was great great, from begining to the end, thanks
I'm so happy to hear that :)
Bueno Sofi, gracias, he llegado hasta ti, para aprender de este arte, en menos de un mes te envío mi arte.
Always fascinating to see how Grease Pencil is used by 2D artists, even though I can't draw for peanuts :P Incidentally, Sophie, in Blender if you go File > External Data, you can either pack resources manually or set Blender to automatically pack them for you. Doing this will have Blender store all your externally loaded brush images inside itself, so that you don't have to worry about lugging an additional folder for your images around whenever you move files (or the file paths breaking) :)
So I do use that feature, I have resources set to pack automatically, but for some reason brush cover images don't count! Since making this video I realized that I could change the file paths to "absolute" instead of "relative" (this setting is in the same dropdown as the external data), and that helps Blender to always find the files (provided I don't move the cover images within my files)
But I appreciate the suggestion, and I'm glad that seeing my process is interesting :)
@@SophieJantak Oh really! How strange. And somewhat frustrating, no doubt :P But at least you found a workaround of sorts :)
Hi Sophie, thanks for the tutorial
. My English is bad but I'm trying to improve. Thank you very much
I'm glad you appreciate it :)
If you're doing character animation, can you texture a 3d character using this style of Grease Pencil?
how to add a cool drawing paper texture to the canvas?
Hello Sophie, your drawing skills are amazing.
Can you please recommend any study material for animal anatomy?
Thank you! My favourite book has been Animal Anatomy for Artists by Eliot Goldfinger (if you google search for it, there is actually a free download of this book online!). I also followed an online course on Creature Anatomy taught by Terryl Whitlatch via Schoolism, which was excellent.
For even more resources to check out, I can recommend this patreon post by Brynn Metheney, who is a creature designer (the post is public, so you don't have to be a patron to access it) www.patreon.com/posts/books-i-like-to-46670351
Hi love your videos and your style is inspiring! I got a BFA in traditional oil painting and this process is exciting. I bought a few of your brush packs on Gumroad and the strokes are solid when I try to draw with them. The textures don't work. Your sample files display as they should but I try to use brushes in the sample file and it's still solid. What am I doing wrong? Using Blender 3.5.1
Hi Gavin, thank you for your support. That sounds frustrating. Could you email me at sophiejantak@gmail.com with photos of your screen? It's hard for me to know what's going on just based on your description, but I'd love to help
i can't figure out how to get the brushes into blender and use them :( can someone help me?
I'm sorry to hear that! If you'd like to send me an email at sophiejantak@gmail.com explaining the trouble you're having, I can do my best to help
Too bad grease pencil hasn´t a "build up" brush like this build in. I kinda hate switching softwares but for the love of god, i just cannot sketch in blender.
Yay!❤