Digital Brushwork - 10 Minutes To Better Painting - Episode 3
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- Опубликовано: 25 авг 2024
- How to get interesting brushwork in your digital painting using a traditional art mindset.
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This is exactly what I was looking for. Nobody explained edge control in such a practical manner like you did.
Thank you.
Glad the info is helpful!
Very helpful. Thanks!
Exactly! I was watch so many guides about this subject and I finally understand what I need to do!
This video should be shown at the universities of fine arts all over the world....period.
I've always been wondering "how are they doing it?". I was looking on many digital paintings and I still couldn't figure out how artist made those brush effects, like they have completely different, magical brushes. But now I think I've finally found my answer... It's all so clear now.
Thank you. You are the best.
Tikonka667 awesome! And thanks, glad I could help :)
The way you explain things is fantastic. Your stuff is so easy to digest, and every video seems to change my outlook on art.
Diego Brando That's cool to hear - thanks!
I almost never say this, but you are an amazing teacher (there is a serious lack of them), and it's good that you are sharing that talent in some way. Thanks for the video!
foogentog really appreciate that. Thank you!
This topic is so so important and I never really see it addressed in this depth! Thanks so much for your insight!
Paloma McClain Thanks for watching! This series will continue to do that kind of thing :)
Thanks for watching, everyone! New videos to be released every 4-6 weeks. I will also be starting a new "Art Industry Talk" series of videos (complete with painting demos, of course) where I will discuss any questions you may have about art and life as a working artist. Feel free to reply to this thread with questions and topics for discussion.
Marco Bucci absolutely awsome tips sir ..thankyou vary much ...love it
Good job and thanks! 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👍🏾
Doon // Thanks, Doon! Those topics of conversation will surely come up in the first episode of the Art Talk series. As for painting vs pencil drawing. I actually fall into the same category. I draw with paint, rather than with lines. But my first few years of training were exclusively with lines (and every now and then I take on freelance work that requires line drawing, so I still use those skills). I only switched to a paint-based approach years later, because I discovered going straight in with paint provides the shortest connection to my brain. However, I'd say it's not a good idea to avoid line drawing just because you're not good at it, or that it's harder. There are many lessons to learn with linear drawing that painting won't teach you. So my opinion? To be the best artist you can be - you can certainly have preferences - but you should also get your skills up with pencil, too.
Lola Brown thank you
Thank you Marco!! This is exactly what I've been looking for!!
Amazing series! Thank you so much for all the hard work! :)
I have to commend you. After years of schooling and years of learning. You are the only one who has answered " How do I know when my painting is complete" with something other than "I just know" Bravo. I love your answer. It's simplistic but still has a way of being understood.
After watching this video, I went back to the demo, and watched the beginning at a slow speed (0.25), and I could tell really clearly how and where you put the hard, soft and lost edges! These video's are amazing! Keep it up!!!!
The hardest thing to do when you had spent years drawing and cleaning your lines.
Agreed. Sometimes various techniques/styles/approaches require developing totally different disciplines. Good luck!
@L1qu1d S1lenc3r what are these different goals? I can see too much similarity between them
@@philippfrogel9355 I don't know that I can defend the literal phrasing of 'goals', but I will say that the process and the result varies a lot depending on what you do. A painter can start by filling the canvas with colour kinda haphazardly and build from there - you can't do that very effectively in drawing. Clean linework is also typical of drawing, whereas this video highlights how linework is more replaced by shapes and edges painting. And those differences amount to expressions that differ in terms of visual arts (but of course are quite similar if viewed in a broad lense alongside woodworking and clay or architecture or what have you). I think that's what he's getting at but of course I don't know.
@@Dogbong thank you for taking the time to point all this out!
I often think and try to use my pencil like a brush, as with pressure and/or holding it flat you can have a big variety of thickness of a stroke, although certainly in a smaller dimension than with a real brush.
But interesting points, I will ponder about it when I'm painting the next time.
7 years later and i feel this so much. used to spend hours and hours perfecting my lines 😰
Thank you for doing all of this. I've tried and failed at digital painting for years now because I could never figure out why my art looked so different from the people I admired, even though we used the same brush. Your videos are really fun to watch and straight to the point, which is really hard to find. Anyway, thank you for uploading these for free. I hope your day is going well.
i try to rewatch this series once every month. i have recently fell into the 'finding good brushes' fallacies. thanks again marco for reminding me that the fundamentals are what is essential
Excellent video, I've been needing something like this for a long time. There's millions of art tutorial videos but hardly any really go into brushwork, and the actual painting process. This was so helpful, thanks so much.
Man...Marco is just a delight to learn from, I think he is one of the few teachers that obviously ENJOYS teaching.
Oh, your videos are so helpful! They cover not-so-obvious topis in art and the message is short and clear (seriously, I appreciate they are not hour long and contain all the valuable information).
I'm looking for a good brushwork in my painting. I've created couple of custom brushes in Krita and I'm looking for making more. It's even fun to create brushes, to try how different settings affect the stroke. Varied and "traditional" looking texture is important for me.
I also start painting with soft edges, it gives more control on colors. I would recommend this way to everyone.
I can't wait for more videos of this series!
Rytelier thanks!
I've been losing my mind lately, trying to figure out what I'm doing wrong and how to make my objects on the canvas stop looking so... cut and pasted. This here is literally the answer and I can't wait to practice that. Thank you for this tutorial! I like it that you also don't shy away from tools we are given. I often heard that using smudge brushes and the like was a "cheat" in the digital art, but I'm glad I can just go for it and not worry about some things being right or wrong.
I’ve watched digital artists use this start messy, refine later method in speed paints and have always been intrigued, especially since it’s counterintuitive to line artists, and moving too fast to understand at 20x speed or whatever. Thanks for breaking it down for the noobs!
A clear, concise video for a topic that is not commonly addressed. This is a treasure right here.
I really love how soft edges are explained. Seeing the example of pointillist technique and hearing you say that one shape "contaminates" another shape changes how I think about them.
Now that I understand the principle behind it..hopefully it'll help my problem of messing up a shape when trying to soften its edges
I've been stuck lately, always ending up with overly rendered, uniformly smooth paintings. I knew I wanted brushwork, I knew I wanted something interesting to look at, but I didn't know how to jump over that mental hurdle holding me back. This video just might be what enables me to make that jump 🙌 I thank you, Marco!
I love this series of yours. You are very good at communicating (and funny, too!) Thank you!
As a photographer, I learn more about color, shape, and composition from watching your videos than I do from Photoshop tutorials. Thanks.
Your videos are *insert the highest compliment here*!!! I wish I could support you in patreon but I'm still in middle school. I don't want to ask money from my parents.
Oh, don't worry about that. I'm just glad you're watching. More videos comin' down the pipeline, so stay tuned!
Just wanna say a huge thank you for making these videos and uploaded them for free. They are so concise and clear and so well formatted (not just the information structures and editing, but also verbal speeches and audio quality!) Like the humor you put in each video and they make things more easier to understand and also make things which supposed to be dull and difficult interesting!
this whole series is such a blessing
You're a genious! I've been studying art in an art school for 4 years, but now I realize I knew nothing about painting and analyzing. Thank you!!!
sameee
This is probably one of the most important videos for new digital painters and most don't even realize it. Personalization and intrigue through brush work is the difference between "huh, that's pretty good" and "Holy shi...".
I saw your episodes previously and liked them a lot, but now I find them great - they make me think deeper about my painting style and speak visually more clear and understandable. Thank you, a lot!
FUCK YEAH MARCO! Amazing production and content! And to think you could fit that in 10 minutes, DAMN MAN! Can't wait for the next ones. Super glad to support you on Patreon. Well worth the money. Cheers
Aeonbreak thank you - and I really appreciate your Patreon support!
As a concept art student struggling with her painting "noise", I really have thank you. Nobody really explained me, the fact about the edges, how to put down the strokes correctly and the common errors of beginners. Thank you so much!!!
Mind blow in 3... 2... 1... Pow!
Great video, now i'm goin to paint something
Iván Díaz - Buho01 haha - awesome!
I knew it from the first time you painted that hairy ball monster that you are a great artist, and a great teacher. thaaaanks.
Wow, it has changed everything in my vision of art.
I love your tutorials, especially when you bring up traditional art and other mediums. Thank you!
Wow this lesson was amazing! I've been painting since I was a little girl, now I'm a professional designer and even at my age, there's so much things I'm learning from your lessons. Thank you so much
This is the first time I've seen a video of yours and the first time I've seen a video talk about brushwork in this specificity. I'm truly blown away by this! I've never really seen the edges be discussed like this, and it's a really analytical and focused topic and you keep digestible and engaging for the entire video run time, I'm in total awe.
Thanks to share us the way to use the borders as a technique to manipulate the attention of viewers. Thanks a lot!
This video makes a great argument for the strength of and need to learn concept art and design - watching you paint from the general to specific and keeping the details collared is fascinating.
This series is the best regarding art I've seen in youtube.
Thanks! Look for Episode 8 in about a week :)
@@marcobucci Can't wait
I'm very technical with everything and tend to lose sight of intention in the process of overthinking.
I'm gonna make a "Stanty sad" poster to remind myself.
His talk about story is to this day one of my favorites. It has never crossed my mind to apply it to painting, now it somehow really resonates. I'm gonna go out for a walk with my sketchbook.
Thank you Marco Bucci! and Andrew Stanton!
This is my favourite video from Marco as the painting demonstration of the brushes is the most helpful to me. I've watched it lots of times (best way is on the slowest speed setting).
Then, recently I was watching the Obi Wan Kenobi series and noticed that one of the writers was a certain Mr Andrew Stanton. Couldn't help but think of The Stanton Principle and that he's a little self-serving, but knew no-one would understand if I said it to them, so I just smiled to myself 🙂
One of the best educational art series in RUclips.
That's a really nice explaination.
Specially the last one.
Most of us beginners usually stuck on finding what is the best out there to be an actual good artist, but being good is up to you or us, not on the things that we relly to.
Thanks great video
It makes my day so much better seeing your videos appear in my sub-box
FLAMEdex that means a lot, thanks!
this series is a treasure
I've learnt so much from these 10 shorts! They're all gems!
Wonderful explanation for brushes and edges. I really loved the part about picking music for you painting or composition and i think your examples where spot on. Thanks you for sharing!
You just got a new subscriber. All the years spent in art classes, never once was edging mentioned. Now especially with digital art of which I am very new to, this lesson just sunk right in and I will start applying your, erm, I mean Stanton's principle right away!
Not skipping ads for this series. Thank you so much for the content!
I love your explanations and demos. I don't produce digital art but I still find that this applies to traditional painting as well. You are helping motivate me to get back on the horse
Thank you! I'm trained (and still paint) traditionally too. So anything I do on the computer is carried over from that world. All the best!
My Goodness, having a hard time getting off your playlist. Excellent teaching!
I love your demeanor, humor, and great insight, thanks so much!
Just one word.......you are awsome thanx for sharing your experience with us
You are a great artist, teacher and a motivator Marco! Respect!
Best and most useful tutorial series on Digital painting I've watched all year (and I've watched loads..)
Brilliant, brilliant, brilliant lesson
Bucci makes you realize a lot of artists are hoarding and gatekeeping knowledge behind paid courses etc, hes one of the only people on here who teaches this crucial stuff.
I can't tell you how much I enjoy the banter and the art lessons - your work is amazing and I can tell I'm learning from a master :)
Wow!!!This is an eye opener. Thank u so much for this. This changes everything. I am gonna watch this many more times and observe edges more intentionally. Could you also make one on the most basic brushes? Thank u and good day.
Just want to say that your videos are so underrated! It teaches so much more than those other tutorials with millions of views. And I don't even do digital paintings, I do stylized drawings such as anime etc. But there are still so much I can apply to my drawings!
insanely useful and so simply put. thank you
This is exactly what I needed as an artist new to the digital medium! THANK YOU!!
YOURE THE BEST PLEASE NEVER STOP
watching for the 1000000x time, but now for your course!
Woah, awesome! Always inspirational to listen to one of your talks before starting back at something -- what a talent to be able to not only paint, but TEACH. :D
I learn more in 10min rather than 1hour about this topic. Thank you sososo much !
This video is gold dust, the things that almost nobody explains. Thanks
I feel like you've opened my eyes to a whole new world. Bless you for this
Absolutely love your stories and explanations, very transparent and full of thought, thank you.
Wow! My mind is blown. Thank you for this rich source of info!!
Anytime!
First time seeing your channel, this is mind-blowing! I just thought I'd look you up before starting your Digital Painting course in svslearn, will definitely watch that then! Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge!
Tyvm. I think this will help me a lot. I have fallen into the trap of thinking all my edges need to be hard. ...as a pencil and paper artist, most of my life, I feel that if the viewer can't tell what I have drawn, then I failed. But on the computer my linework often makes the images look worse so I have drifted into painting more but was not sure how to translate it. This helps. I need to let some edges be notes for the viewer to interpret.
WOW, I love how you compare the brush work with musiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiicccccccccc
this video is ENLIGHTENING thank you for the knowledge!
Gracias Marco!!! All your tutorials are incredible!! I hope you never stopppp!!
The next, better level of education. Super fast and well shown. Thank you very much.
At the end when you talk about letting the software take over is more important than ever now in the age of Ai
Thank you for saving my life. I've been struggling with how to integrate background with foreground, and this video series is helping me with trying to fix this issue. I regularly swap between traditional and digital mediums, in the hopes that it helps me to build up transferable skills especially.
It's god damn Marco Bucci, son. You know I'm watching this.
This is an eye-opening episode, I learned so much about edges today. Thank you so much for making this!
A fine artist, a narrator, a teacher is what you are. :)
great video, as usual ! you are a super teacher, I digitally paint from many years from now, but you always make me see things with a better angle !
this is the best series ive ever seen, thank you very much for sharing this for free!!
This series of videos is so good! I actually now understood what I did not in class at university! Thanks, keep doing this kind of videos, you are very good!
Ok this video is hands down a cinematic masterpiece
Thank you so much!Your videos really help me a lot!
Awesome video! You explained this so easily and clear!
Super video and a wonderfull way of explaining the importance of edges
Thank you so much for this video!!!! I have a problem with my paintings looking way too realistic when it’s not even my goal but now finally I think I know how to change that! Thank you so much!
Thank you so so so much. When you explained edge control in the way you did it gave me the answer to the question i always had but could never put out right, Thank you so much
I am so grateful I found your videos. You are so great at painting and teaching❤️
thank you so much for sharing your knowledge and explaining so clearly. this video is so underrated, it needs to have more views! so amazing
great video!! I love how you explain the process!
very insightful approach to edges
WOOOOOOW I DID NOT UNDERSTAND A THING OF EDGES YOU JUST MADE IT SUPER CLEAR, I wanna be a teacher like you too
Amazing, this more and more quality in the video. And feels such natural.
The closing thought explained why ai can't replace real artists
Most artists feel more "ai" than ai art generators
Watching on 2018 and just passing by to say I love you
on a serious note, I have held this belief for a long time that the way we paint reflects our mental state, of course people have workflows but it is more about the workflow that appeals more to you, not the one you are using.
Amazing this opens up a whole new world to explore in painting, thanks!