Pumpkin Prince Amumu - League of Legends Painting Process Timelapse
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 23 พ.ย. 2020
- 2nd time to paint Amumu! This was a fun splash to work on because of the whimsical theme. The goal was to show Amumu trying to play with his pumpkin family who are just regular pumpkins. My initial idea for this was Amumu having a tea party using random garbage as his props. Then I had this seesaw idea which got chosen. For the pumpkin faces, I based them on LoL plushies.
This splash came through very fast because this skinline was already very established and I had good references for all the materials and lighting. Unfortunately, just like my first amumu splash, I still lacked the exaggeration of his sadness and Riot made his eyes a lot more expressive on the final version. Thanks again to everyone at Riot and West Studio!
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► A splash takes 4-5 weeks. 1st week for multiple sketches. 2nd week to figure out the colors. 3rd to 5th week to render and polish.
► I paint with the canvas size 8,000 x 4,500 px but it is shrunk down to 7,000 x 3938 for final.
► This video is 60x speed up. Do the math based on this video's time. Usually, the real time is around 40-80+ hours. (if the other thumbnails were added in). Actual work hours are more than 100+ hrs when you factor in the other thumbnails, research, and contemplating time.
► The toolbar at the left side is called Lazy Nezumi. It helps me get smoother lines and have perspective guides.
► To quickly color a grayscale, I use two methods.
GRAYSCALE COLORING 1ST METHOD:
• Layer on top: The grayscale set to multiply. Brighten it up and colorize depending on the mood you want. This Acts as an AO pass.
• Layer below: Use a solid brush to paint in the flat local colors.
GRAYSCALE COLORING 2ND METHOD: (Messier)
• Layer on top: Set this layer to softlight and add in your colors. This makes it a bit look dull on the highlights so you need to manually fix the highlight colors.
• Layer below: Grayscale here.
► Tip for revisions. You can use liquify on multiple layers. Right after you do it on one layer. You can press Alt+Ctrl+F to apply it again to a different layer. Make sure not to deselect your selection if you are doing this.
► I use color dodge and sometimes linear dodge blending mode to add in lighting layers.
► I group layers using this logic:
1. Post processing
2. VFX, magic
3. Character
4. Some fog
5. Background people, elements, etc
6. Sky and far background
► Here are my tools:
2008-2020:
• Wacom Intuos 3 6″x8″
• Samsung T190
• Intel Core i7 3.50GHz, 16GB RAM, Windows 7
• Photoshop CS6, DAZ 3D, Alchemy
2021:
• XP Pen Artist 24 PRO
• Dell UltraSharp
• AMD Ryzen 7 3700X 8-Core, 32 GB RAM, Windows 10
• Force Series Gen.4 PCIe MP600 500GB NVMe M.2 SSD (this is important for faster everything)
• Photoshop CC, Daz 3D, Zbrush, Maya
► To open a second window of your artwork in Photoshop it is located in Window - Arrange - New Window.
► To temporarily convert your artwork into grayscale. Go to View - Proof Setup - Custom - Select Dot Gain 20%. Then Press Ctrl + Y to toggle this view.
► I am not going to upload longer or shorter versions of this because that takes too much of my personal time. I'm already giving this away for FREE.
I really like the lengthy videos and seeing the full process, thank you! :)
this is timelapse lol imagine seeing it in real time 0.0
Thanks! Glad you like it!
@@Sean-pv1nw You will get bored if you see it in realtime... XD
@@deivcalviz 👾👾💗💗💗😍😍😍
i would love to see the full length video too. bcs its more easy to understanding the process more(◍•ᴗ•◍)❤
Love that when I think it's already awesome enough, it's not even in the middle of the process yet.
Love seeing longer videos! Thank you
Thank you so much for uploading this! love seeing your work process! amazing work man!
thank you for the video ^-^ amazing contents as always .
Thank you so, so much for sharing this process to folks like us!! I feel very lucky getting to see what the process of creating 'industry-level' art is like, especially getting to see all the changes you make from the little bits of feedback you receive through notes from what I'm assuming is an art director!! You have such talent, and it shows in your process from beginning to end.
Kudos, and I hope that you continue making such lovely pieces!!!
Its so interesting seeing the input from riot via those arrows and words on the artwork... They really know what to do to make it perfect xD
as a beginner digital artist , seeing your gorgeous works and the whole process just inspired me and gave me passion to continue. Thank you so much ! You are amazing 🤩
I just saw your work on artstation and my glob you are now my absolute fave🤩🤩🤩
Love the artwork David !
I am a new student in a great french art school and you inspire me so much ! Thanks you for all ❤️
Perfect artwork!! So beautiful. Watching your work healed my heart. Great work as always!! Thank you for sharing this inspirational work. I support you. My friend.
thank you for not squashing this into 15 minutes or less i would have never noticed the process of your rendering as much i did now. my amature self would have thought my art was finished after seeing the first 10 minutes smh
this is amazing, thanks for sharing this Deiv :)
I hope there are some small tutorials soon, your works are just inspiring!! I'm happu that i subscribed to your channel, its wholesome! 💗
Thanks! I have a small tutorial here: I will do a splash art tutorial soon! www.artstation.com/marketplace/p/o0MD/line-art-to-hyper-realism-fantasy-portrait-illustration
Im loving all your art since i discovered your chanel is there any advice you feel like you wouldhave like to receive when you were starting your art studies? I look forward to keep learning about every stuff you post thanksss!!
It's easy to lose motivation at the start so I recommend alternating between doing basics and the topics you truly love to draw. I also recommend joining art communities or challenges to help keep it going. Sometimes I watch livestreams while painting to feel like I'm doing it with someone and it helps me stay motivated when doing boring stuff. Just keep studying the basics. Good drawing skills is the most important thing and mastering it will make your life way easier and you will enjoy it more.
thank you so so much for this FAQ!
Thankyou for posting your process vids i was inspired to render like this and will practice on it! :D . And to think you're from PH too i was inspired more. Please keep posting vids and inspire fellow artists and more artworks to you man. Paweeer! :D
Thanks! Glad you like em. More to come!
Omg found you through artstation, you're making like art spotlights from like 8 years ago that Riot used to do, loved them, those were so dope and so are these! Thank you so much!
Those art spotlights turned me to art at that age so seeing these again is so awesome! Love your work!
Thanks! Glad you like it! Yah I also wish they kept doing those art spotlights. I'll try to keep posting these Lol timelapses. More to come soon! :)
Yayeee another lengthy process video. Merry Christmas to me
Thanks! Glad you like it! It's cool you see it that way. :)
Your process is so weird, i mean, the way you handle the layers and effects is so dfferent >u< but that doesn't mean is bad, i mean, its really amazing! thanks for the video!
It's actually logical. Basically the base layers are straight painting then adjustments, lighting vfx, and textures are on top. Use this logic on every individual part like the hands, head, etc. And you end up with tons of layers...On top of it all are adjustment layers just like when they edit film. That's the whole logic of it. Technically I can just flatten each part and it will work out fine too but revisions will be harder.
@@deivcalviz I see, but i mean like how you paint the lighting, you add like a solid color and mask it and start to paint like that, instead of just using a normal layer and add the lighting with the brush
@@skatedanMonster Yup that makes it easier to revise the lighting but yeah dont overthink it. Manually painting it is fine as well. This is just my method.
@@deivcalviz That's amazing, is there any place that i could contact you for asking something more personal about art?, if you dont mind of course >u
@@skatedanMonster sure you can always add me in facebook or instagram.. i use the same name..
I'm new, I love watching this videos.
okg im so excited to see a tutoriall!
DAMN U ARE GOOD!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Woah！！I can't believe I watched this for free~ tbh I always get curious how this and that splash art are made like I literally appreciate the little details xD！！ すごい ~！~！
Thanks! Glad you like it :)
how many hours on average per day would you say you work consistently on these art projects? also i’m curiousness does the splash team tweak your work with all the layers you have? is there a way for them to receive the art with the all the layers or do they have to just color over the whole image? i hope this makes sense😅also you did a great job, i hope to be just as detailed and as skilled as you one day
I love ur art so much. Can u post a vid of ur personal style? Like a personal piece instead of splash art. I would love to see it. (Not that I don’t like these splash art vids). 🥰🥰
Just check out my channel... i literally only post personal stuff before all these splash art.. XD
If u make a video explaning what method do u use while colouring i would be the first watching it, no doubt btw awesome piece
I plan to make a in depth splash art tutorial in the future that covers that topic. Hope I can do it soon!
filipinos are really talented great work
Oh man that looks amazing! Do you have any tips for masking characters with the lasso tool? Whenever I mask things out, they always look ugly, and the edges are "unclean," like they're super jagged and stuff.
You can check if the anti alias is checked for the lasso. Adding more feathering to the lasso also helps. You can also use the pen tool instead for better curves. If all else fails.. I would just use a solid brush to do the masks. I prefer using the brush for that these days.
@@deivcalviz Oh man, thank you so much! You're up in my favorite/best artists list for sure, haha.
Очень круто!
Are you free to do a complete full tutorial on how shading works and also how texture works? For like and example of woods, planks, metal blades etc.But im not forcing you it’s kind ajust a suggestion if your free😊
That would be a great idea to teach each material! Thanks for the suggestion. I will look into this for future stuff
@@deivcalviz Thank you for noticing me!! I really don’t expect that tbh xD. Im really inspired by your work! It’s really hard to paint on procreate too tho since I don’t have a drawing tablet yet. Oh btw can you also do a tutorial on how you color turn greyscale to colored on procreate if you already knew it but if not you can do it on photoshop😊. I promise, people would love that kind of tutorial, and I really love how your brushes are free we love it 😍 Your not just talented but generous too. This channel would prob grow, goodluck!
What brushes are you using like for sketching, lining and etc...love the work btw.
I'm only using a soft round brush in this piece for the sketch. Recently I learned to switch to using a soft round brush instead of the hard edge. Using a soft round brush for the lines makes it smoother and softer looking. 🙂
@@deivcalviz thx
For people who want to learn about ilustration, what would you say is a good way to practice rendering skills?
For rendering the best way to learn is to study each type of material. Do studies of metal, rock, cloth, etc. Then apply what you learned into your artwork. However what's more important is to get a basic understanding on how lighting works and how to light a scene to get the emotion you want. A good book for lighting is "Color and Light" by james gurney.
I always tend to struggle with lighting and using it correctly in my paintings, any advice?
It's a complex topic but I think the simplest way to think about it is by grouping the values to keep the focus on where you want it to. Like in this painting, Amumu's face has complete values with the strongest highlights on the side and the darkest shadows in his neck area. This keeps the focus on him while on the background, all the values are in the midtone so that they don't distract. In terms of light direction, you need to study lots of photos, movies, etc to know all the available options.
@@deivcalviz Ahhh i see, okay! thank you so much for the help :)
Can't believe this has only few views :((
You can always share it online ;)
@@deivcalviz ye I'm telling mAh friends to watch this kind of drawings im sure they'll love it
@@keanoribs7470 Yay thanks a lot! :)
Hey Deiv, you’re allowed to share the full length video somewhere like Gumroad or Artstation?
Yup I am allowed to share it. But I'd rather not. Almost nobody will sit through 50-80+ hrs of realtime painting. I also need to make sure I edit it properly so I don't show any references or NDAs which will take forever to do. I plan to do a new in depth splash tutorial in the future that covers everything.
@@deivcalviz a tutorial would be super cool, really appreciate you being generous and sharing the behind the scenes stuff with us
@@deivcalviz oh that's nice! I've found your splash art tutorial on Artstation and I really wanted to see more in-depth content about this kind of illustration.
make more vídeos of the full process :v
Amumu :´´v
I wanted to be first