Wow i actually needed something like this since I was in the middle of studying Kei Mochizuki's stuff. Came across this vid while looking for drawing demos from her. Good stuff
Man this video was very helpful! I was recently interested in kei mochizuki's Art style and this came across my youtube, thanks for this, keep up the work!!
I can't help but love seeing illustrations with crazy expressions. Idk why lol. Maybe I should cater my studies to crazy expressions once I'm through with my other stuff (boxes and spheres etc). I wanna get better at lineart too because I usually avoid it. Also, you totally got me hooked to Animal Crossing music T_T t's too good
youtube recommended your channel to me because of my research on yoneyama, congratulations friend you have a future in the art world, it was wonderful, congratulations again ❤
Underappriciated contend. or perhaps because its new that you have so little views, you deserve a lot more :) . This helps a lot. Only mention CSP is a good choice as it s much cheaper (40$ - 20$ on sale) and has more functions for illustrations prebuild.
this analyzation is great, it is very helpful, neat and informative, I wanted to develop a style something like this and this video helps greatly, thank you for documenting your process and research!
I think in real life, these lines are clearer at locations where they are in contact with direct light. So you might not see these lines in shadowy areas, but whether you add them or not is a style choice. Also I made a mistake in the video, I think it’s not called ‘light falloff’ but ‘subsurface scattering’. Sorry! 🙏
![[ILLUSTRATION MAKING] 2021.04.13 - Yoneyama Mai](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/dwYWIC4Z8Y4/mqdefault.jpg)
Extra notes and behind the scenes stuff (Notion Link):
spiffy-tern-9bd.notion.site/Kei-Mochizuki-Study-Notes-83a075e5f1984f04aef9235d30a9de37
do you have any more studies like this documented in Notions? This is very helpful
Wow i actually needed something like this since I was in the middle of studying Kei Mochizuki's stuff. Came across this vid while looking for drawing demos from her. Good stuff
the depth of detail you put in your videos are amazing and i dont see many people do this at all thank you for your hardwork this helped me allot
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Man this video was very helpful! I was recently interested in kei mochizuki's Art style and this came across my youtube, thanks for this, keep up the work!!
thank you soo much for this! i really love kei mochizuki's art style and want an art style like theirs
I can't help but love seeing illustrations with crazy expressions. Idk why lol. Maybe I should cater my studies to crazy expressions once I'm through with my other stuff (boxes and spheres etc). I wanna get better at lineart too because I usually avoid it. Also, you totally got me hooked to Animal Crossing music T_T t's too good
hahahahaha maybe listening to Animal Crossing music will help make drawing boxes and spheres more fun! Good luck with the studies! 👍
youtube recommended your channel to me because of my research on yoneyama, congratulations friend you have a future in the art world, it was wonderful, congratulations again ❤
your chanel is a treasure :)
Underappriciated contend. or perhaps because its new that you have so little views, you deserve a lot more :) . This helps a lot. Only mention CSP is a good choice as it s much cheaper (40$ - 20$ on sale) and has more functions for illustrations prebuild.
this analyzation is great, it is very helpful, neat and informative, I wanted to develop a style something like this and this video helps greatly, thank you for documenting your process and research!
Broo! thanks so much. i always wondered how they get that noise look on some art.
望月けい先生だあああ！
great vid! just found about your channel! would love to see more artist study vids in the future (maybe like yoneyama)!
love ya video man, keep it up ❤
Just a question, is there a reason you add a noise jpg vs just using the photoshop noise effect? Very nice drawing btw!
しゅ、しゅごい！tppo so cool.
good job
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Question, do you add light fall-offs to every shadow? or is there something specific the shadow must have for them to be given light fall-offs?
I think in real life, these lines are clearer at locations where they are in contact with direct light. So you might not see these lines in shadowy areas, but whether you add them or not is a style choice.
Also I made a mistake in the video, I think it’s not called ‘light falloff’ but ‘subsurface scattering’. Sorry! 🙏
@@tppoart ah I see thankyou! very very awesome Illustration btw I love it!
Very good video, friend, can you write me the steps you have used in this video, the reason is that I do not speak English, it is appreciated.
Ok! I'll put the notes in pinned comment. Hope that helped.
@@tppoart your effort is appreciated
What brushesh u use