Turning real places into Ghibli style environment designs
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- Опубликовано: 5 окт 2024
- Turning real places into Ghibli style environment designs
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Mikko, thank so much for being my inspiration. At 40 years of age I took on digital art as a hobby after watching one of your videos. I don’t think I will be as good as you with your seemingly random paint strokes that eventually become works of art, but I am having so much fun! You are such a gifted artist. Thank you so much for sharing your art with us.
So true...
What a great idea for an art challenge! You have inspired me to try this for my own art and I'm already getting a bunch of ideas from references I've taken from different countries. It would be cool to blend them together and see what I can come up with. Also a great way to stretch your creativity and get you thinking outside of the box. 😊
The idea of combining different countries sounds really cool. Now I’m inspired to do it too. (Wait I haven’t traveled anywhere in nearly 2 years though)
@@angrymikko me neither. But your fans live in so many different countries. We can send you reference fotos. Omg, would it be cool
I have a 32” Wacom Cintiq / HP OMEN Desktop. I feel like I’m locked into Adobe Photoshop and illustrator, lol . I’ve always felt like you have more freedom with the software you use.
And as far as the length, People who really resonate with the “art is life” saying don’t mind longer videos. At. All. 🤙
You’re approach is well received as well.
Positive vibes! ✌️ 💨
As a fellow artist, I loved your painting, but your narration and advice was inspirational and insightful, it made me want to paint even more! Thank you!
Thank you so much for your hard work and beautiful paintings. I went from starting 3 to 4 different paintings without finishing them to taking your advice and always finishing the piece (with no regrets) i almost gave up on digital art until i started watching your videos. Now i have a new respect and love for concept/ fantasy art. plus a new respect for myself as an artist. that's because of you!!!!
I’m really happy especially about you finding the respect for yourself and your art. Finishing every painting is a real game changer.
Every piece to me feels at some point like it’s proof of how bad I am. However I’ve gone through that phase so many times that I know it always goes away once you get over the hard part in any painting.
In digital medium you can’t really “ruin” a piece like you can with ink for example so every piece is either just unfinished or finished.
Living with access to your creativity is also a better life so I’m super glad you didn’t give up on it. 🐻💕
This is one of the best videos that I have seen about how to use reference! Super clear and interesting explanations and demonstration. I feel like when I first came to art school I (and plenty of other students) really struggled with how to use reference without just copying straight from the image. I didn't quite figure it out until my junior year but this video/your channel would have saved me a lot of suffering haha
Ghibli style just hits different, it's a while art at this point
Hot damn that was good. The idea of showing how you feel about a place, rather than how it actually looks is so inspiring
I did the same with that illustration of my favourite bridge nearby. I’m not sure anyone else would think the bridge is that interesting but to me it’s like a mini adventure every day. Maybe I’m just really easily entertained ir something 🤷🏻♂️🐻
@@angrymikko there’s a gate near where I live that I always feel like I would step into a different reality if I opened it, meanwhile the homeowner is standing there staring at me like I’m planning a heist on his house…
I wish I had 10% of your will and energy.. because we own the same tablet.. and I dont want my procreate to go to waste.
My job and getting to and off my job drains me.. but.. I love art
i have a tip dont paint whit colors do it black and white first then color using gradients that will reduce the time spent coloring 95% you will still need to make layers above like color dodge or whatever you use to adjust.
Thank you for your mindset technique for sketches!
Stunning piece. The amount of details are insane!
1:53 that ping sound was terrifying
it activated my dolby atmos soundbar for that sound
it legit sounded like it came from far left
behind me even
I’ll try to be more careful with the beep levels in the future. Horror is not really the vibe I’m going for here 😅🐻
Hello Mikko, I just recently found your channel. Might I say, I love your videos and the beautiful pieces you design. You have inspired me!! I have struggled with finding a specific love for painting/digital painting and I just appreciate how you explain your process and how you find love in what you do. Very awesome! I will continue watching your amazing videos! Thank you :D
Awesome man! I like it!
This is actually insane
You know, this video is awesome! I had a dream with a great view and I really wanted to draw it, to keep it in mind. But I do not draw buildings and landscapes. So this video is just awesome. Thank you!
The art looks stunning as always!!
Thank you :)
your art is so beautiful
this is sooo beautiful
awesome your philosophy...
beautiful Mikko, as always! you inspire me so much.
Thank you. I feel like my role in this one was just to curate all the things I like into one illustration so it’s like being a valet driver for the reference stash :)
@@angrymikko sometimes I can swim in a pool of references at my Pinterest but nothing comes to mind when trying to come up with and Idea or inspiration. 😩
I really don’t recommend Pinterest for reference. It’s full of illustrations and photographs where the composition and colours are already locked and missing editing room. On top of that it’s a really small pool meaning that in just a few clicks you always end up with the same pictures. Art in general is not a good reference point for creating new ideas because at least for me it tends to close more doors than it opens. For stuff like this it wouldn’t make sense to rely on internet when I had the opportunity to gather the materials on my own.
@@angrymikko love it! Thank you.
Really enjoy your videos. ✌️ 💨
Glad to hear that. I loved working on this one but by 2nd week I was a bit worried about spending so much time on just one video. Luckily people found it in their feed :)
I want to try this technique too. And your art is so beautiful 🥺
Your work is just amazing!
Thank you. You are too kind 🐻💕
Loving your voiceovers :)
wow. bith the idea and the execution are beautiful. i want to go and paint now
You should :)
Great video and art. 👍👍👍
Its so cool!
This is so wonderful! I'm curious to know: how long did you spend on the painting part of it?
About 2 weeks of work for all parts. Sketch livestream is an hour long then the 3d block in was about an hour as well. On the last day I had another livestream about painting details and then the colour edit in
Photoshop took about one day as well. PS crashed during the edit so there was a big part of the edit that I had to do twice.
I LOVE the colour editing so it felt more like a treat than punishment. If I could just edit art and photos as a job I’d be pretty content with that life. Colour editing these videos is super fun too.
@@angrymikko Thank you so much for answering my question!
Beautiful
Love This Piece 😍!!! What tricks can you share about when you are almost done to get the finished touch? I see that you put smoke in a chimney here for instance…
I can’t stress enough how important it is to learn colour editing. When you can really crush it in the edit it feels so ******* awesome. I have a few colours editing livestreams in my membership but it’s honestly something I should do more often in the future. I recently learned how to display the hotkey inputs on screen and it’s something that hopefully can help me make that process easier to learn.
When it comes to actual painting. “Finished Touch” could mean any number of things. Sometimes it’s knowing when to stop, deleting unnecessary details or removing entire areas that you already have painted. It’s all relative to what enhances the point of visual impact in the piece and as such it’s always based on the context.
When it comes to this one it was definitely the colour edit. I had so much editing room in the way this was painted that it wasn’t that difficult to get through either.
It’s easy to paint yourself into a corner and leaving editing room for colour requires restraint from beginning to almost the last hours. However if any area isn’t ruined by a blown out colour choice it’s so rewarding to push a painting like that to it’s limit in the edit. I could just do that as a job and I’d still like it just as much as painting itself.
I love the ghibli style vibe 🤩✨ amazing work 👏🏼
Greetings from Tammisaari! Love your videos and brushsets! You have to come here for inspiration sometime👍
You are the Best👍👍👍
5:15 AMONGUS!
I need my whole life to be able to develop 20% of his talent lol
Such a waste to spend time trying to be anyone else but you. I’ll never be able to paint like you do either but thankfully I don’t have to because it’s your job to get those works made. I’ll make sure we have this labyrinth-towns-part covered on my end. 🐻
Amazing work. How du you have so many layers when making a high resolution in 600dpi ?
New iPads are amazing 🤷🏻♂️ I’m working pretty close to the limit which I definitely never recommend for beginners. Knowing how many layers you need for the editing phase of a painting is crucial when deciding your canvas size. I recommend having a good bit of extra leeway with the number of layers in most cases.
Very cool! So your process is Post It Note > Rough Sketch > SketchUp > Physical Redrawing > iPad?
Depends on the illustration. For this one that’s the path. The colour edit happens in Photoshop and that was about a day of work. Edits can also be done on the ipad but it’s just so much faster on pc that I use that in most of my illustrations.
Ihana 💜
Mikko, I would so much love to have a class for you! I would gladly pay for an online course if you are ever planning on one 🥰
The course I’m doing on membership will be moved to my gumroad store when it’s done until then it’s accessible for all members.
Why do you have low view count? You are awesome.. people don’t see it
Blocking in the colors is easy for me, but it's the details that confuse me; I get this mental block then get stuck on what to do 😔
I love your art style could you give some tips for People who draw with their finger :D
Time to watch the vid
I only use my finger when using procreate pocket and for that I recommend getting comfortable with quick shapes and warp controls as well as building a non pressure sensitive simple brush set for illustrations.
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Another great piece! As always I would love to ask you a question. At the end when you show the finished illustration does it still show its line art layer? I do not know if I am mistaken but to me it seem that it is still there but with very low opacity. Am I wrong?
Depends on the situation. Usually my lines are at 100% opacity because they're all painted with colours but for this one I liked the painterly look of the town so the lines are only slightly visible.
Btw, which iPad do you use? I've been looking to buy one for myself so I wanna know what you'd reccommend :)
I use last year’s ipad pro.
I agree, every first schetch I make is purpeslfully "ugly" and simple.
I’ve heard so many art tubers repeat this “your art should look finished at every step” and I couldn’t imagine a worse mindset to get started. Especially for those who might be going through an art block or feel discouraged because of how the piece looks in the beginning.
You can’t build a house on nothing and even the corner stones are going to be just a scattered rubble of boulders before they’re worked into the right shape and position. Some of my favourite pieces have been total disasters until they were finished so I say embrace the mess. It’s not a sign of anything else than the painting being unfinished.
No point adding any extra pressure to the process. Art will always be scary enough anyway.
hello thanks for the video, could you please tell your table's model name?
Hello, I really liked your painting and I wanted to try something like this myself, but I could not find the cushy brush you were using in your collection. I know you said you don't really need the specific one, but I liked it and would love to draw with this brush too
That’s a brush that’s in channel membership downloads. At the time of writing this the May-folder of downloads is still available but those change each month to make room for new materials.
Hi! Could I ask where I can find the cushy brush? You had mentioned that it was available for all your channel members but I cannot seem to find it?
The downloads are available for the duration of a month through my membership exclusive community posts. Sometimes they’re also linked in the membership exclusive tutorials or livestreams. You can spot a channel members in these comments from the little paw or bear icons next to their username.
Amazing work as usual, but please don't slap the cards on you artwork at the end of the video cuz it makes it impossible to see it. Just make the video about 20 seconds longer and put them there
I’m experimenting with new video endings in the future. Having just the full painting there is bad for the retention so I will probably move away from that format. For what it’s worth. All paintings are visible on my Twitter and IG pages.
@@angrymikko 😮Well I guess it's a good strategy to get followers on those platforms!
I have 6000 followers on Twitter so …no? Hopefully the way this is done in the new video I uploaded today is more to your liking 🐻
@@angrymikko I'll take a look!
Hi. You have a video on here I would like to watch but it says members only. How do I become a member please?
There’s a join button on my channel page where you can access all the membership tutorials and long form videos. On desktop it’s easier to find because youtube has a big red button for it next to all of my videos.
Thanks Mikko for another great video!
I have a question re: Sketch Up - I am very keen to try it and I've heard a lot of other artists say that it is free, but whenever I try to install it, it takes me to a paid subscription page - am I looking at the wrong application?
Can anyone clarify if it is now a paid app - or if someone could link me to the right app that would be awesome. Thanks!
You don’t need to install anything, the free version is usable through the website. And it’s named “make” on trimble’s page if I remember correctly 🧐
@@angrymikko Thanks so much Mikko, I think I found it! :D The free version doesn't come up at all on the main page on plans of course, but I found it hidden away lol.
I appreciate that not all apps can or should be free, but I thought the $300/yr was pretty steep for someone like me who only wanted to use 3D to help set my perspective and lighting in my paintings. For that same reason I started learning Blender, but Sketch Up seems to be much more user friendly!
I still don't own a iPad, how easy is it to watch a course, or use references in a separate tab while using procreate or split windows, or generally it is easier to use a laptop as well?
The parts where I used my reference images I had them on my phone screen. During the livestream I also had a looping video in the stream where all of my materials for this piece are visible so during that hour I sometimes just looked at that while working. All of my references were video clips and not still images.
@@angrymikko Thanks for explaining Mikko
What would you say the hours put in this are? Also, once you get your outline pencil work done do you just scan that back into procreate and digitally pen over?
I treat the scans in Photoshop first because the parts need to be glued digitally and I get to edit the lines depending on what the look of the piece is. Here I mostly left the lines as they are though because the pencil texture just happens to fit with the brush grain.
Once the lines are ready and separated from the background I send the whole thing into procreate along with the shadow pass from that 3d block in. The shadows get painted over pretty quickly completely but they often help the lighting stay consistent without a lot of extra effort.
@@angrymikko thanks for the tips!
What’s the canvas size??
He says it in the video
Does anyone else who paints with the iPad directly flat on the table have any tips on how not to destroy your neck?
Don’t draw flat on the table. That’s really all the tips anyone needs on this.
@@angrymikko You were doing that in the video that is why I asked :D. I have a stand, but I hate it, Im always more precise when I draw flat on the table :(
If there was a way to film in normal position I would. I wouldn’t even recommend drawing on paper like this on a flat surface if it’s your job. It’s not healthy.
You don't like Android, do you?... It seems like you are one of the full apple ecosystem person
I edit these videos on PCs so I wouldn’t call it an Apple ecosystem. I don’t have a need for an android tablet because I already have one that works.
Would it be bad if it were so?
iPad and Procreate are the best digital art tools I've ever used, and I've had a cintiq. Whether you like Apple or not, their hardware is top of the line, and I'm someone that has an Android phone and had Samsung tablets before my iPad. The iPad is in a different world to other tablets.