One month in the making, my latest study is finally done! 💥💥 I think we need more diversity for the next one lol. This new series' viability depends on you though, please share the video! Also check out Mai here on RUclips @yoneyamai www.youtube.com/@yoneyamai
"Copying top artists to learn" is a great idea for a video series. I hope you will continue making these. It's super useful and entertaining at the same time.
@@Birdhouseart That's the same thing. Studying an artist is "copying to learn". The important part is to learn, and not just copy, of course 🙂 When you do an artist study, you try to copy their process, make an art piece in their style and take something from this experience for yourself. But I get where you coming from, people will get triggered by the "copying" term, ignoring "to learn" part. With that in mind, maybe it will be more fitting to use "studying" instead. But it's just semantics, essentially.
@billrazor6591 why does copying references not help when it helps posing and constructing shapes etc. Since most artists these days won't be drawing from their imagination only but copy references
@@sael5084 I never said anything about using references, i don't know where are you getting that from. Artists of all skill levels use references in their work, there's nothing wrong with that. My original reply was about that "studying" an artist and "copying to learn" from an artist's work are essentially the same thing.
As much as I come to watch the skills and technique based videos, these artist and style breakdown videos are a fascinating and useful addition. Not replacement, but addition. You always preach the importance of observation, but as someone still at an early stage, it's hard to look at things from multiple perspectives. Having these breakdowns helps build up a more integrated view of how the artist's skills and decisions blend together to form their style and images.
Mai is my personal end game when it comes to art. I always loved their flowy dreamy and yes, their color correction does wonders to paint this cohesiveness that magically appears during their art process. Their artwork gives off that "being in the moment" which I love about art itself.
Yes! Please do more of these, I love seeing your analyses of these, they give really interesting insights into different art styles and different ways on how to create different styles of artwork that I never really thought about trying before.
I rarely write comments, but I want to say Thank you. Thank you Marc for everything you are doing. For knowledge, for positivity, for motivation. You are not just a great artist but also an amazing person to who I listen with pleasure and gratitude. You keep new artists motivated, you show them that anything is possible, and when I feel down and want to screw it all I come back to you, happens all the time. There are thousands of people who think like that and we all are gratefull ♥
I've been subbed to Mai for a while now and had no idea she was so talented... The picture of the girl with a tree that you showed was why I subbed to her.
Yeeeessss! More of this series! Watching you trying to learn other styles gives me hope. Your art flow is getting better and better everytime I come back to your channel.
This video was wonderful Marc. Your breakdown and presentation of the subject matter was very easy to understand. I’d love it if you keep making these. Much love to you!
I love watching people do art studies and sharing what they learned WAY MORE than people telling me how I should learn or how to do stuff. There's something that feels more personal and more educational learning together than typical how to draw videos.
I love these studies. I've tried to do exactly this, but wasn't exactly sure how to go about it. It's great to see your process and how you observe and recreate each individual feature.
I'm so happy to see this series continue, I love any sort of technical analysis and seeing it applied to these art pieces is incredible! Well worth the wait from the last part with Mika. One of these days when finances permit I'll definitely subscribe to your art course, your YT is truly an invaluable asset to all aspiring artists. Thank you as always Mark!
I absolutely love this series of learning the art of other artists. Seeing how you break it down is a great way to learn from cause it puts you in our position of adapting pieces of our favorite artists into our own blended work. It's fantastic.
Personally, I would love to see more of this series. The breakdown and analysis of other artist's work is a great way to learn information while seeing it in action.
Yoneyama Mai's composition is what gets me, I would notice how she nails the composition to help the focus of the illustration and it impresses me all the time! I feel like RinoTuna or Kei Mochizuki's style would be a great video too!
Marc, you have mastered two arts; the art of illustration and the art of teaching. You explain things in such a way that they really land and make sense. Thank you always for sharing your knowledge with us!
Thank you so much for this video Marc! Yoneyama Mai is one of my absolute favorite artists and this video helps me understand her process so much. I hope you continue doing this series!
I've just seen an interview with her and this video came out in the perfect time😍! I truly admire her for her ability to convey gesture/movements( your points about her style really helped!😍)
Great Stuff, definitely do more. I'll toss my recommendation into the hat... Kerem Beyit, a Turkish freelance illustrator who has done a lot of Book Covers, TCG artwork, Tabletop RPG Illustrations, and mostly promotional stuff for some video games. I think the big takeaway or focus for studying his work would be Texture, you can practically understand what touching a real version of the objects in his illustrations would be feel like. Gashes in armor, cracks in stone, creases in paper, etc. Not sure if he has any video stuff or even a good amount of in progress stuff available to be seen though.
I didn't notice till now that your videos have a lot of production. You make this channel so awesome!! Great video! It would be very cool to se some art breakdown from Evan Lee. Greetings! Keep up the good work!!
Class made of awesome! Many of these tips will be useful even if someone doesn't want to study this particular style. But the brush update is even more awesome because I was looking for one like this for months now. It's perfect, thank you!
I love this ALOT!!! I definitely want to learn more Asian artist's secrets. Your study came out beautiful!!! You helped me learn more about how to approach my own art as well.
thanks bro this will help everyone to figure out how they do it, im also learning japanese anime illustration right now but everything still confused to me as beginner
I don’t even draw, can’t afford any of these tools, and don’t know these artist but man oh man, these videos are very entertaining and super impressive. Nice work!
Could you do Sakimichan's art from 2020- early 2023? I love the way she does pinups and manages to utilize all the space on the canvas. The way she draws faces and plays around with lighting is so pretty to me and her really high-quality rendered art works are my favorite.
these are all really cool, but I think it would be really really cool to see you analyze Neytirix's style her style is much different than what you might be looking into so I want to throw it out there also her character design ability is off the charts.
I love the series idea! it would be so interesting (and very helpful) to see how you break down other people's art. I would love to do that one day, too :) if you're taking suggestions, I would really love to see your studies of Kawacy/Kawanocy's art! He's one of my childhood favorites! ^^
Yoneyama Mai art always feel like it drags me in, really happy to know how she did it through your vid! I would love to see CiloRanko or TrNyteal study
Marc Brunet strikes again with another amazing Artist Study, thanks Marc, you're doing us artist big times..! also, i do have a recommendation for another artist study, it's either Guweiz or WLOP, both artist are more geared toward semi realism, but their thick painting style makes their illustration feels bold and empowering.. I would love to see if you decided to go for either one of them! but if you decided to do another artist, that's fine as well, as we keep on learning new things no matter who the artist study you're doing, Keep up the good work Marc~
That amazing video sir! I'd love to see more stuff like this. Would recommend Yusuke Murata next then WLOP but yeah, I'd like to see more study breakdowns from every talented illustrator out there
Thank You for the video, Marc🙂 I would definitely like to see how You professionally analyse art style of other artist🙂 It is super helpful to learn principles how analyze artworks, how to notice important features in artwork. You always making everything super clear for understanding, gives the information step by step. If You liked create video on such theme - it would super cool to see the next.🤩 Thank You one more time and have an infinite inspiration🙂
I really like this series because not only does it help you learn things to put into your own art; it can also teach you things that you don't want to put in your art. Best of both worlds. I would love it if you did a study on SamDoesArts!
Man, this is informative. Hope it does good too so you can continue making more of these. You explain really clearly a ton of things that people like me easily miss. As for suggestion on what artist should go next: Maybe... Mogoon maybe? he has done 3 times, to my knowledge, the 100 day challenge, so surely there's something to learn from him.
What a great series! I would love to see you study Yusuke Murata's art (One Punch Man). His ability to draw both colour and black and white is just sublime. And he works almost exclusively with traditional paper, instead of digital. So it would be interesting to see how you'd replicate his style digitally.
You have no idea how long i have been searching for her secrects as all of her videos are not in english its hard to understand what she's using and i'm too art noob to understand the stuff she does at the back of my hand, this was really helpful, although i don't want to draw exactly like her but i love the way she does her line art and colors and wanted to see how you do that. Thanks sensei for all of this Btw Yoneyama Sensei also got the short haircut in real life like only lil longer than average boy cut so maybe she really likes short hair and that explains her love for it
This series is honestly amazing! Watching you work on this sparked something in me and I just want to pick up my pen and start drawing again!! I'd love to see more!! :D If you're looking for more inspiring artists to study and make videos of I'd defo recommend, Rella, LAM, murakaruki, Kei Mochizuki and Fajyobore, to name a few
I'm really glad for this video and your hardwork to make quality content, i learned a lot from this. Can you do more content of studying professional artist's artwork like this marc? 😊 Thank you!
Love this series helps us all learn a lot more ways to leave our comfort zones hope u do more of these. Will be creating more art myself with this info till then.
One month in the making, my latest study is finally done! 💥💥 I think we need more diversity for the next one lol. This new series' viability depends on you though, please share the video! Also check out Mai here on RUclips @yoneyamai www.youtube.com/@yoneyamai
Dave rapoza next
Youhei Takemura (manga cover art)
Maybe Loish?
This series is amazing already, my suggestion is for an upcoming video is @lackism or lack illustrator !!
Hey Marc, could you do Kushinoba Ilya for this series of videos?
"Copying top artists to learn" is a great idea for a video series. I hope you will continue making these. It's super useful and entertaining at the same time.
ITS HERE THE VIDEO IVE BEEN WAITING FOR
I'd rather call it studying versus copying, but yeah this is a good series.
@@Birdhouseart That's the same thing. Studying an artist is "copying to learn". The important part is to learn, and not just copy, of course 🙂
When you do an artist study, you try to copy their process, make an art piece in their style and take something from this experience for yourself. But I get where you coming from, people will get triggered by the "copying" term, ignoring "to learn" part. With that in mind, maybe it will be more fitting to use "studying" instead. But it's just semantics, essentially.
@billrazor6591 why does copying references not help when it helps posing and constructing shapes etc. Since most artists these days won't be drawing from their imagination only but copy references
@@sael5084 I never said anything about using references, i don't know where are you getting that from. Artists of all skill levels use references in their work, there's nothing wrong with that. My original reply was about that "studying" an artist and "copying to learn" from an artist's work are essentially the same thing.
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As much as I come to watch the skills and technique based videos, these artist and style breakdown videos are a fascinating and useful addition. Not replacement, but addition. You always preach the importance of observation, but as someone still at an early stage, it's hard to look at things from multiple perspectives. Having these breakdowns helps build up a more integrated view of how the artist's skills and decisions blend together to form their style and images.
Considering I absolutely adore Mai Yoneyama's style, this was absolutely amazing to watch!
Please do keep making more of this series!
Mai is my personal end game when it comes to art. I always loved their flowy dreamy and yes, their color correction does wonders to paint this cohesiveness that magically appears during their art process. Their artwork gives off that "being in the moment" which I love about art itself.
Artists suggestions:
Guweiz
Hyulla
Kei Urana
Mike Mignola
Mogoon
Rinotuna
Shigenori Soejima
Tatsuki Fujimoto
Wlop
Pilyeon
Kei Mochizuki is one of my favorite artists because of his unique use of colors and artstyle. You should definitely do him next!
Please don't stop making these videos, I learn so much from them and it gives me inspiration to keep practicing
When i see someone paint this good
I CANNOT hold myself from drawing
Thank you Marc for giving me inspiration!
Yes! Please do more of these, I love seeing your analyses of these, they give really interesting insights into different art styles and different ways on how to create different styles of artwork that I never really thought about trying before.
I rarely write comments, but I want to say Thank you. Thank you Marc for everything you are doing. For knowledge, for positivity, for motivation. You are not just a great artist but also an amazing person to who I listen with pleasure and gratitude. You keep new artists motivated, you show them that anything is possible, and when I feel down and want to screw it all I come back to you, happens all the time. There are thousands of people who think like that and we all are gratefull ♥
I've been subbed to Mai for a while now and had no idea she was so talented... The picture of the girl with a tree that you showed was why I subbed to her.
Yeeeessss! More of this series! Watching you trying to learn other styles gives me hope. Your art flow is getting better and better everytime I come back to your channel.
It's so good to learn stuff I would not even imagine to add to my own style!
Blud choses two of my favourite modern artists to start this series with 🤩 keep up the good work
I'm loving this and I hope it becomes a series. It would be awesome if you break down Shigenori Soejima's art style next.
This video was wonderful Marc. Your breakdown and presentation of the subject matter was very easy to understand. I’d love it if you keep making these. Much love to you!
I definitely didn't get half of that, but I saw the changes with my own eyes, saw things I wanted to try out, definitely a great series
"n-yess thats better"
I love watching people do art studies and sharing what they learned WAY MORE than people telling me how I should learn or how to do stuff. There's something that feels more personal and more educational learning together than typical how to draw videos.
I love these studies. I've tried to do exactly this, but wasn't exactly sure how to go about it. It's great to see your process and how you observe and recreate each individual feature.
I'm so happy to see this series continue, I love any sort of technical analysis and seeing it applied to these art pieces is incredible! Well worth the wait from the last part with Mika.
One of these days when finances permit I'll definitely subscribe to your art course, your YT is truly an invaluable asset to all aspiring artists. Thank you as always Mark!
I absolutely love this series of learning the art of other artists. Seeing how you break it down is a great way to learn from cause it puts you in our position of adapting pieces of our favorite artists into our own blended work. It's fantastic.
I love this series! YONEYAMA IS MY FAV!!! Anyway the illustration looks amazing! You should do Rolua or Mogoon next.
Personally, I would love to see more of this series. The breakdown and analysis of other artist's work is a great way to learn information while seeing it in action.
Yoneyama Mai's composition is what gets me, I would notice how she nails the composition to help the focus of the illustration and it impresses me all the time! I feel like RinoTuna or Kei Mochizuki's style would be a great video too!
I’m so glad you covered her please can u cover more famous artists i like this
i rly like this series, and one of my favorite artists that i BARELY seen talked about is REDUM
I think it turned out really well! You sure do know your stuff being able to just break down how they draw like that.
Got to be in my top 3 illustrations from you, amazing work
This series is amazing, please continue! I already recommended this artist on the previous vid in this series, but please do a video about Ramdayo!
Marc, you have mastered two arts; the art of illustration and the art of teaching. You explain things in such a way that they really land and make sense. Thank you always for sharing your knowledge with us!
OMG IM SO HAPPY THIS IS MY FAVE ARTIST EVER IM SO HAPPY!!! i also luv ur art as well so ur second up so i bought ur course ofc :3
Thank you so much for this video Marc! Yoneyama Mai is one of my absolute favorite artists and this video helps me understand her process so much. I hope you continue doing this series!
This video is so high quality, felt like a film PLEASE continue this series!
That was a very nice break down. I haven’t heard of this artist before but I love her style. Thank you very much for sharing.
Oh I will absolutely love to see you do one of these about Ivan Shavrin
Fantastic! I had no idea you could do these things in photoshop. I feel like I need to rewatch and take some notes of my own!
I've just seen an interview with her and this video came out in the perfect time😍! I truly admire her for her ability to convey gesture/movements( your points about her style really helped!😍)
Great Stuff, definitely do more. I'll toss my recommendation into the hat... Kerem Beyit, a Turkish freelance illustrator who has done a lot of Book Covers, TCG artwork, Tabletop RPG Illustrations, and mostly promotional stuff for some video games. I think the big takeaway or focus for studying his work would be Texture, you can practically understand what touching a real version of the objects in his illustrations would be feel like. Gashes in armor, cracks in stone, creases in paper, etc. Not sure if he has any video stuff or even a good amount of in progress stuff available to be seen though.
wow I love this new series, pls keep it
I didn't notice till now that your videos have a lot of production. You make this channel so awesome!!
Great video!
It would be very cool to se some art breakdown from Evan Lee.
Greetings! Keep up the good work!!
When mentioned top artists, i always think of their workflow and style. Magoon and hoyoverse's would be those i would love to see
Class made of awesome! Many of these tips will be useful even if someone doesn't want to study this particular style. But the brush update is even more awesome because I was looking for one like this for months now. It's perfect, thank you!
Yes. More please. I appreciate your extra effort for this new direction. It’s really incredible stuff
I love this ALOT!!! I definitely want to learn more Asian artist's secrets. Your study came out beautiful!!! You helped me learn more about how to approach my own art as well.
I would love to see you make a study of REDUM's art, since they're one of my all time favourites :) Thanks for the amazing video as always!!
thanks bro this will help everyone to figure out how they do it, im also learning japanese anime illustration right now but everything still confused to me as beginner
I don’t even draw, can’t afford any of these tools, and don’t know these artist but man oh man, these videos are very entertaining and super impressive. Nice work!
This is an incredible series to help learn!
Please do Tan Zhi Hui next. this is such an amazing artist with insane shapes and character designs.
Could you do Sakimichan's art from 2020- early 2023? I love the way she does pinups and manages to utilize all the space on the canvas. The way she draws faces and plays around with lighting is so pretty to me and her really high-quality rendered art works are my favorite.
This motivated me really much! Love your work and effort to educate others. Now I gotta help myself with the itching in my fingers 😅
these are all really cool, but I think it would be really really cool to see you analyze Neytirix's style
her style is much different than what you might be looking into so I want to throw it out there
also her character design ability is off the charts.
I love the series idea! it would be so interesting (and very helpful) to see how you break down other people's art. I would love to do that one day, too :) if you're taking suggestions, I would really love to see your studies of Kawacy/Kawanocy's art! He's one of my childhood favorites! ^^
Yoneyama Mai art always feel like it drags me in, really happy to know how she did it through your vid! I would love to see CiloRanko or TrNyteal study
This is becoming one of my favourite video series !
This one is just outstanding i learnt a lot from this demo and would love to add some to my routine :D Thanks Marc
I would love to see you dive into the style of WLOP!
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Marc Brunet strikes again with another amazing Artist Study, thanks Marc, you're doing us artist big times..!
also, i do have a recommendation for another artist study, it's either Guweiz or WLOP, both artist are more geared toward semi realism, but their thick painting style makes their illustration feels bold and empowering.. I would love to see if you decided to go for either one of them! but if you decided to do another artist, that's fine as well, as we keep on learning new things no matter who the artist study you're doing, Keep up the good work Marc~
That amazing video sir! I'd love to see more stuff like this. Would recommend Yusuke Murata next then WLOP but yeah, I'd like to see more study breakdowns from every talented illustrator out there
The overall quality of this video is insane!!
Thank You for the video, Marc🙂
I would definitely like to see how You professionally analyse art style of other artist🙂 It is super helpful to learn principles how analyze artworks, how to notice important features in artwork. You always making everything super clear for understanding, gives the information step by step. If You liked create video on such theme - it would super cool to see the next.🤩
Thank You one more time and have an infinite inspiration🙂
I really like this series because not only does it help you learn things to put into your own art; it can also teach you things that you don't want to put in your art. Best of both worlds. I would love it if you did a study on SamDoesArts!
YO HE DID MY RECOMMENDATION LETS GO
Another perfect episode,the breakdown series is really good and combined with your standard lessons has so much value.Thank you for all the efffort :)
Yes, keep this series going! I learn a lot
I’d love a Krenz Cushart study
damn this came out so good I love it
can u do live-streams of how you break down the rendering style and how you do analysis on the style of these artists
liking the series so far.
@Marc this series is hella worth pursuing! more please!
Love this series! It's cool to see the breakdown of different techniques and styles 🙌
I love these because its a great watch, I'm learning, You're learning. At the end it'll benefit you and the students!
I really liked this speed run of studying! More please!
This is a really good series.
Woah this is so cool!!! This artist study series seems great. Keep it up!
I knew U cud do it SENPAI and ‘dayum’ it looks good, can’t wait until next week lesson! 🙇♂️
Yes do more! Love this content!
Big fan of these!!
This series is totally worth pursuing, amazing content!
Man, this is informative. Hope it does good too so you can continue making more of these. You explain really clearly a ton of things that people like me easily miss.
As for suggestion on what artist should go next: Maybe... Mogoon maybe? he has done 3 times, to my knowledge, the 100 day challenge, so surely there's something to learn from him.
PLEASE do a video like this for Gu Zheng Wei!! His art is insanely good
What a great series!
I would love to see you study Yusuke Murata's art (One Punch Man). His ability to draw both colour and black and white is just sublime. And he works almost exclusively with traditional paper, instead of digital. So it would be interesting to see how you'd replicate his style digitally.
Yes, like it a lot! Please proceed!
I have really enjoyed these study's it's been cool to see what you find and point out from these artists.
YEEES MAAAI
She's amazing!!!
Very good video!
Thanks for the analyzation of Mai Yonemyama, this break down helps me see thing in a new perspective!
I love this series
You have no idea how long i have been searching for her secrects as all of her videos are not in english its hard to understand what she's using and i'm too art noob to understand the stuff she does at the back of my hand, this was really helpful, although i don't want to draw exactly like her but i love the way she does her line art and colors and wanted to see how you do that. Thanks sensei for all of this
Btw Yoneyama Sensei also got the short haircut in real life like only lil longer than average boy cut so maybe she really likes short hair and that explains her love for it
This series is honestly amazing! Watching you work on this sparked something in me and I just want to pick up my pen and start drawing again!! I'd love to see more!! :D If you're looking for more inspiring artists to study and make videos of I'd defo recommend, Rella, LAM, murakaruki, Kei Mochizuki and Fajyobore, to name a few
Love this series Marc! It’s really informative, and very much appreciated
yeeeessss! make more of these!!!
I'm really glad for this video and your hardwork to make quality content, i learned a lot from this. Can you do more content of studying professional artist's artwork like this marc? 😊 Thank you!
This series is so cool I'm learning a lot as a beginner digital drawing artist ;)
Love this series helps us all learn a lot more ways to leave our comfort zones hope u do more of these. Will be creating more art myself with this info till then.
I love this series so much. I hope you keep doing it. So helpful and interesting! 😍
Top tyer editing in this video, also i love this series of videos, we all learn a lot from them !
Please do Rella art study ❤