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Published: 2016-06-23 16:08:46 +0000 UTC; Views: 286289; Favourites: 172; Downloads: 0
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Just sharing my process for drawing this piece! Tried to write a little commentary and thoughts in the subtitles while not dragging the video on too long! Let me know if you guys like it and want more in the future!
(This is free and there's no "part 2 behind a paywall"~)
Thanks for your support and love !
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What program is this done on, it looks really great! BTW I love this drawing it's so beautiful!!
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love it, so amazing xD
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Thank you so much for this, enlightening and wonderful to watchΒ
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Love watching the process with the music you choose please do more
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Process videos like this are nice and all, but often I find myself wanting to know more about specific brush settings used at specific points than a broad overview of the entire process start to finish. Exact brush settings are the hardest thing to precisely gauge just by watching videos like this, but they're also the part that I believe is the most important to how one gets their final results. Or at least, it's the most important part once you have a grasp of the fundamentals and basic knowledge of the software itself. I'm by no means a master of all aspects of digital painting, but I feel like with what I currently know, more specifics on brush settings and tools used would be the most helpful additional knowledge, but process videos rarely go into that enough. I see illustrations that nailed the texture, that have blends that aren't too smooth or too rough, that have just the right interplay between brush strokes, and those subtle difference are what separate the good from the great. Those subtle differences are also very much based on exact brush settings, so without the brush settings themselves explained/included, knowing the rest of the overall process isn't enough to get those results. Unfortunately, I just can't seem to replicate that aspect of the process by guessing alone no matter how hard I try, but the brushes and tools used to make a piece are undoubtedly as important as any other teachable part of the process.
So to put it simply, I liked the video, but I'd like it even more if you went into more detail on the specific brushes and tools used at certain points. Explaining stuff like the lasso tool is good, but otherwise, exactly what you're doing for the bulk of the painting is the mystery I want to know about. In fact it's kind of funny because using the lasso tool to maintain hard edges or Color Balance for adjustments is stuff I already know about and use regularly, so speaking purely for myself here, there's more than enough explanation on some things but not enough on others.Β Perhaps you could share the brushes and point out specific ones when they're being used? It doesn't have to be listing every single thing used for every single stroke, just occasionally focusing on that stuff in depth would be enough.
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yur rain graphics omg....i want it
ur so talented...dam
wish the best for ya! ;D
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Your art is amazing and i will try to copy it. 
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Really good video, it is really surprising your quality as an artist! I congratulate you ^^
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Thank you so much! I've got so much to learn XD
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I think it would be better to add the other hand onto the sword as I believe it will create a sort of "warrior's pride" strong impression. But this piece is already beautiful as it is, I love the feel you create in your pieces!
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i love the music choice, it fits really well with the painting
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Just wondering, but what tool do you use for making the selections?
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Just the lasso tool and quick select
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Thank you
Very educational video btw.
It's just sometimes that the text is a bit too fast to read. I had to pause it a few times in order to read what you wrote. It's something you might keep in mind for future video's
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Thank you, I love to see the creative process and the reasoning behind such good pieces from my better fellow artists... Keep up the good work!
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I really enjoyed this video! The commentary is great, not long at all, and I learned a few new tricks. Looking forward to seeing more videos like this!
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Thank you so much for sharing! It's always interesting and helpful to see you work :]
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Wow! It's amazing!!! This reminds me a little bit of Bellona in Smite game though.Β
And may I ask what kind of brushes you used for it? Β
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For us you are already one of the pros you know ;D Thank you for sharing, it's great to have opportunity to learn from you. The fact that you use tiny tablet makes your art even more amazing 
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Awesome work as always.
Watching that video is both inspiring but also really daunting too.Β
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Amazing! You have an interesting grayscale technique!
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Thank you, that was very inspiring and helpful.
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This is incredible! The commentary is super helpful too!
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Thank you for making this! It really helped me!Β
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Β Β OMG you're amazing!!!!!
will you share your brushes with us someday?? Β Β
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This picture is my current wallpaper on my cellphone.
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The video is a little bit too fast but it's great that I saw some video on grayscale because I started using it myself - it's a great way to draw for people who've been drawing with pencils and pens most of their life (and it's hard to suddenly start drawing with colors, so many fails...)
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Excellent, thanks! Β The music is great as well. Β Not sure if I should try some digital painting or if I should armor up and go fight orcs.
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Love the video process. It's a great way to explain the importance of thumbnails and not getting overly detailed..using details for the focal point primarily and keeping the colors toned down. :3 Love the soundtrack too!
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