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Photorealism Tutorial
Published: 2010-04-13 14:58:08 +0000 UTC; Views: 224890; Favourites: 4911; Downloads: 5944
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This is a tutorial constructed from my latest YouTube video, in which you can see all the key steps of this illustration as they are drawn, much of it in real time:[link]
Heartfelt thanks to anyone who chooses to help out by purchasing one of my books:
Miki Falls: [link]
Brody's Ghost (pre-order): [link]
I greatly appreciate your support! ^_^
Mark
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ha i saw your video and now i find u in DA for accident xD
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ha i saw your video and now i find u in DA for accident xD
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Oooooooooooh my gooooooooood, you're simply amazing. No other words for it, man!!
*SIIIIGH* I wish they sold Miki Falls in Australia~~ ToT
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How did the pencil get underneath the eyelash drawings in the 15th step?
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It's from a cross-fade in the video. If you watch the vid you'll see how video segments overlap one another sometimes to reduce the overall length.
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IΒ΄m going to try it
Thanks, is a graet tutorial!
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In the 15th picture the pencil is under the drawing of the bottom eyelashes....I can't get over that o__o;;;
Other then that BEAUTIFUL
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O.o...
i am astonished. no more than that, i'm flabbergasted, stupified, overwhelmed and bewildered... wow
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now only if it worked
that way in Corel
quite insightful and well-done
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really amazing and very helpful too...
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I am so glad you did this! This will be help me so much!
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That's a really big eye or you have small hands
Nice work
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Oh snap... Finally the good eye making tutorial!
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it´s a photo...¬¬
really congratulations...you like mine sisters pictures...
My sister:
kaloga
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You do know when you say "Photo-realistic"
You do need a photo (or a person)?
right?
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Yeah. You would need a reference to draw off of.
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nah. realism is just the essence of a life-like representation and composition.
You're thinking still life.
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No, Im thinking Photo-realistic.
As in, PHOTO-realistic.
As in, you draw it as a photo would capture it.
The name of the tutorial is Photo realism.
A still life is usually a drawing/painting of objects (Sometimes figures).
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photo realism would be under the category of realism dude
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Yeah, I never said it wasnt.
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I drew my most realistic eye ever with the help of this tutorial.
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I love your tutorials. They make complex things so much simpler. I've seen tutorials that barely told what they were doing, but when I use your tutorials I can notice how much more it helps as compared to the others.
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Thank you so much!
I really need this, I've been wanting to draw a realistic eye for a while now, but I kept failing.
I think this tutorial will help me! : )
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I just love your tutorials, and it has helped me a lot in developing my style. Thank you so much Mark!
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Your amazing! I love seeing your work and this tutorials really great
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very amazing and helpfull tutorial ^^
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^^ Thanks for providing these tutorials and videos! I learned a lot more from them than my 'how to' books
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Hello, Great tutorial and I love the video as well
I think that it would be better chance of being spotted if you'd change it into a proper part of gallery : Resources & Stock Images - Tutorials - Traditional Art - Drawing
Cheers
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I wonder if it's possible to make a realistic-looking image like this one with a pen... I don't like how pencil smudges of... >.<
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Personally I use what we call "roller" pens. They have a good quality ink that stays in the paper but won't smudge if you allow it to dry (doesn't take long). The consistency is similar to India ink, which is typically used in calligraphy. Due to some lessons I had, I found it was much better to use India ink or a pen with similar consistency. I've done many pen & ink drawings. No matter what you have to tread carefully. I sketch them out in pencil then ink it when done. After you allow it to dry, you can erase the pencil marks, but carefully.
Back in high school we would have to do lots of practice with these, and at the end of that drawing phase we would vote on each other's work to see who would be in the calendar that we sold for fundraising. It was pretty cool.
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depends on what pen you're using, and how you use it, eh mate?
Ballpoint pens are quite capable of this stuff, given you put practice into it.
On the other hand, you could use markers if art life-span is your deal.
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That is amazing. I love how you've got all the details down to perfection, especially the lashes, which I have found to be quite troublesome.
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Excellent. Love your youtube vids too, Mark. Thanks for taking the time to show everyone!
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