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Great tutorial! Just so you know, a channel called "NIK ARTIST 89" completely copied this video down to the script and is presenting it as his own material. I was going to report it but RUclips wouldn't do anything since I'm not the original creator.
I saw the comments on that other channel and came here to watch the original. I don’t see a way to block but I was able to hide that user from my YT suggestions.
literally thank you so much?? idk if im just stupid but this was the first digital painting tutorial i was actually able to correctly understand every step and feel good about the results
I'm glad you found this tutorial helpful! And thank you for your comment! Do check out my other tutorials, I'm sure you'll find some of them very useful too.
1. on a graph, the highest point has the most highlight, and the lowest point has the least highlight, even shadow. it peaks at the lustre. for metal to look like metal, it has to peak. 2. piece of armour. - shoulder pad. *SHADOW REALM* 3. give each plate of the armour a different shade. where one plate overlaps another give extra darker shadow using smooth brush. 4. now add shadow with hard brush 5. add highlights on the rims. 6. make the metal muddy and rough by making hte highlights that way. 7. give the metal some life by adding random colours. 8. give it scratches. 9. increase contrast.
Thank you so much, I’m starting to draw in digital I was looking for a video of how to color an armor too look like metal for my cleric in d&d, luckily I found yours 🫶
Great tutorial for teaching us. So, thank you so much. I watch your tutorial from bangladesh. I think a lot of learning point in your tutorial. It is really helpful for me.
Thank you for this, working on my own project and needed some advice to make it pop! Out of interest, from start to finish, how long does something like that take you?
Good video mate, it is helping a lot. Could you please tell me what brush from your pack you are using at 6:39 please? I cant seem to find the exact one.
Sorry I've watched your vid a couple of times lustre is pronounced luster like meter or metre. The fact that I've watched it couple of times makes it a good video and worthy of a sub, so no real grief. 👍
I love your tutorial series and they've helped my art a lot! I was wondering if you'd be willing to do a video on hair or fur in the future? That'd be super helpful!
Wow, this is very very useful, I'll make sure to try this in my next drawing :) However I do have to say, a realistic armor won't have rust, unless of course the knight doesn't care about their armor. But even then it's still useful and good to know how to apply a rusty look to metal objects.
This was awesome.reslly helped.just couldn't get the textured brush part at 8:00 used to make the metal look more dense and painterly . Where do I get that sort of brush from?can I recreate the same effect with just a round brush?
Your videos are very helpful for me .. thank you!.. I have a request… recently i was looking for how to create buildings.. sci-fi futuristic building concept.. but I rarely found any on RUclips.. and as I love the way you explain and show how’s it’s done .. can you make a video on that?
Up until like the 7 minute mark of this video I can manage, but somehow after that some magic happens I just cannot wrap my head around. The ''uneven metallic look'' is something I just cannot do... it always looks like dirt in my paintings. And not just in metallic objects, but any texture I'm trying to paint. Lot's of people think anatomy and figure drawing is the hardest, but I really think it's shading and texturing.
Please Please tell me how you did ambient occlusion, All of mine doesn't have that sharp end where the 2 sides meet. How did you do that with a round brush.
What would you do with a shiny bright metal in the dark? Most tutorials just cover daytime reflections, but I'm not really sure how to apply that to somwhere where it's nighttime with a fire in the distance
Hi, i really like your videos and i like drawing (digital art) Photoshop ... Do you learned by your self or you study in university or some special class?
I used a modified version of the default chalk brush. But you can use the normal. Default chalk brush also, with 50% fill and 70% opacity, increasing the spacing to 5-6 could useful too.
Good video, but this is exactly like Brandon McCamey’s metal tutorial… even the reference lol…do you just keep getting ideas from other digital artists on RUclips or is it just a coincidence? Idk… your videos are always so similar 🤔
I just went ahead and looked up this video, and wow, he too made a video on painting metal armor, that too a shoulder pad. I never saw the video but I've definitely seen the thumbnail before. I guess the thumbnail kinda stuck in my my memory somewhere deep within the sub consciousness of my mind? That's the closest thing I can think of.
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You have got to do more like these, maybe on different materials like leather textures! Hope a series comes from this.
I came here to learn about metal texture and unexpectedly blown away of your layer technique. This will save me SO much time painting, Thanks! 🤜🤛
Great tutorial! Just so you know, a channel called "NIK ARTIST 89" completely copied this video down to the script and is presenting it as his own material. I was going to report it but RUclips wouldn't do anything since I'm not the original creator.
Hey thank you so much for bring this to my attention! Really appreciate it!
I saw the comments on that other channel and came here to watch the original. I don’t see a way to block but I was able to hide that user from my YT suggestions.
The video's still up. What a loser.
@@Mai-tai- work smarter not harder
Thank you. This video helped me a lot, I was really stuck before seeing this tutorial
God bless these tutorials! Such a shame that they aren't ranked first in the search results. I wasted so much time until I finally found this gem!
This was really helpful, I'm doing my players DND character art and this worked perfectly with their armor
I'd been struggling to draw a metal thing for ages before this but this instantly helped me out
literally thank you so much?? idk if im just stupid but this was the first digital painting tutorial i was actually able to correctly understand every step and feel good about the results
I'm glad you found this tutorial helpful! And thank you for your comment! Do check out my other tutorials, I'm sure you'll find some of them very useful too.
For me your channel is a gold mine
your tutorials are so good. I love how you explain every step meticulously
Thank you so much I’m working on this piece. She’s a space girl and she has metal straps. This helps me a lot.❤
Thank you for this. I will check out your other material videos!
Glad you found this helpful! I hope you find my other tutorials useful too!
I'm glad this was here. I've been trying to draw meta knight, but now I have an idea where to begin with his mask.
Glad to know you found this helpful!
I have found my teacher. U rock bro. Thanks for this content.
Excited to learn from this series
What an incredible tutorial!! The graph explanation was a new way to think about rendering that kinda blew my mind. LOL! Thanks!
1. on a graph, the highest point has the most highlight, and the lowest point has the least highlight, even shadow. it peaks at the lustre. for metal to look like metal, it has to peak.
2. piece of armour. - shoulder pad.
*SHADOW REALM*
3. give each plate of the armour a different shade. where one plate overlaps another give extra darker shadow using smooth brush.
4. now add shadow with hard brush
5. add highlights on the rims.
6. make the metal muddy and rough by making hte highlights that way.
7. give the metal some life by adding random colours.
8. give it scratches.
9. increase contrast.
I like your summary of the video!
Thank you so much, I’m starting to draw in digital I was looking for a video of how to color an armor too look like metal for my cleric in d&d, luckily I found yours 🫶
Glad you found this helpful! 😁
Can't wait!
MAN YOU ARE SO GOOD TEACHER!
Great lesson! Hat's off to you.
Thank you! Glad you liked it!
This is such an excellent tutorial in a way that it is so easy to understand and follow. You've done a fantastic job!!!
Thanks! Really glad to know you found this helpful. Feedbacks like this really motivate me to keep doing what I do. :)
The best tutorial ever!
Great video! Thank you for sharing your knowledge. I would've never thought of using graphs that way!
My favorite channel on RUclips!! Thank you so much 💜
I loves the finished product.
I love this tutorial can't wait
Thank you that was helpful 👍
This series is very very useful and can't wait to learn something new today! ✨
Thanks bro it was a great help I was actually working on a warrior so it will help me to draw the armour 🌝
ur videos saved my life, kind sir ;-; i hope u can make more vids on how to add light to different textures, like skin and fabric :>
Please check this for lighting skin texture: ruclips.net/video/IRWiTuerpx8/видео.html
Great tutorial for teaching us. So, thank you so much. I watch your tutorial from bangladesh. I think a lot of learning point in your tutorial. It is really helpful for me.
Glad to know you find my videos helpful. 😊
noice, very useful!!!
Shoulder armor details are good
Great tutorial, one of the best I've seen without a doubt!
Thank you for this, working on my own project and needed some advice to make it pop! Out of interest, from start to finish, how long does something like that take you?
Good video mate, it is helping a lot. Could you please tell me what brush from your pack you are using at 6:39 please? I cant seem to find the exact one.
You are Goat!
can you do a tutorial of how to paint glass and black glass textures?
Sorry I've watched your vid a couple of times lustre is pronounced luster like meter or metre. The fact that I've watched it couple of times makes it a good video and worthy of a sub, so no real grief. 👍
Wow I don't think I knew that. Thanks for pointing it out! 😄
Really valuable stuff. Learned a lot. Thank you 😁
Gla to know you found this helpful! 😄
No one can beat your work. You are more than amazing 😂❤❤
Thank you so much for your kind words. Glad you're liking my content. 🙂
@TheGeekArtist Keep growing big, brother. You deserve even a billion followers.
@@DesignInnovator1 Thanks for all the support! Really appreciate it. :)
Hope to see you participate more in the community section. 😁
Pls come to more, again very good education. Ty dude.
Thanks
Wow! amazing!
I learned a lot
Thank you so much Sir!
Thanks for checking it out. Glad you found it helpful! 😊
I need this so much! Thankyou for your amazing tutorial!
I love your tutorial series and they've helped my art a lot! I was wondering if you'd be willing to do a video on hair or fur in the future? That'd be super helpful!
Excellent
Thanks
Very useful
👌👌👌
how do you make those shapes with lasso so smooth? mine look like made with blunt scissors ;(
Most detailed and Best tutorial.......loved it ❤️❤️❤️❤️
Thank you! this video was so helpful
My pleasure! Glad to know you found this helpful! 😁
Wow, this is very very useful, I'll make sure to try this in my next drawing :)
However I do have to say, a realistic armor won't have rust, unless of course the knight doesn't care about their armor. But even then it's still useful and good to know how to apply a rusty look to metal objects.
gigantic thanks to you ✨
Great video!! Clear and to the point which I really appreciate. Thank you!
This is amazing. Thanks for the tutorial bro
This was awesome.reslly helped.just couldn't get the textured brush part at 8:00 used to make the metal look more dense and painterly . Where do I get that sort of brush from?can I recreate the same effect with just a round brush?
Thank you bro 👊👊
Nice.
Great video, very helpful. Those "shoulder pads" on armour are called pauldrons, just FYI
thanks for amazing tutorial
Your videos are very helpful for me .. thank you!..
I have a request… recently i was looking for how to create buildings.. sci-fi futuristic building concept.. but I rarely found any on RUclips.. and as I love the way you explain and show how’s it’s done .. can you make a video on that?
thank you so much for this tutorial !
how did you make the textured brush for it to look rugged and jaded? At point 7:53
Another amazing lesson my master. You're one of the best on RUclips about this theme
Thank you so much! Now I can paint armor
can you explain how r u selecting and colouring each part slowloy in 5:18
it is really useful video! thank you very much and for brushes❤
thanks for this so much! It really helps me so much! i hope you do more of these but for different materials!
Do check out other materials I covered in the series such foliage, rock, clouds and fire. :)
Up until like the 7 minute mark of this video I can manage, but somehow after that some magic happens I just cannot wrap my head around. The ''uneven metallic look'' is something I just cannot do... it always looks like dirt in my paintings. And not just in metallic objects, but any texture I'm trying to paint.
Lot's of people think anatomy and figure drawing is the hardest, but I really think it's shading and texturing.
Thanks for video!
How to paint gold in any shape items? I like to have a tutorial! Thank u 😊👍
> Makes metal painting tutorial
> No music
thank you!
Please Please tell me how you did ambient occlusion, All of mine doesn't have that sharp end where the 2 sides meet. How did you do that with a round brush.
😍Very useful
Obg, melhor tutorial EVER. Nos ajuda tanto. Saúde e sucessos para todos nós, brow
What would you do with a shiny bright metal in the dark? Most tutorials just cover daytime reflections, but I'm not really sure how to apply that to somwhere where it's nighttime with a fire in the distance
helpful
Thx a lot !!!
"for beginners" yeah sure XD, anyway, really helpful
Very nice
Show your brushes pls!🙏🙏🙏
What pens you use for these?
Clay and wood
slowly 🥺
To fast for beginner
Wooow
Hi, i really like your videos and i like drawing (digital art) Photoshop ...
Do you learned by your self or you study in university or some special class?
Very helpful, thank you!
this is good, but what brushes are you using for the rough textures?
I used a modified version of the default chalk brush. But you can use the normal. Default chalk brush also, with 50% fill and 70% opacity, increasing the spacing to 5-6 could useful too.
@@TheGeekArtist awesome, thanks for the help :D
w-w-w-w-w-w-what kinda bb-b-b-b-b-brushes do you use
what pen did u use for the scratches?
fire emoticon
where can i download those brushes??
Link's in the video description
The fact that he edited the video while recording , using photoshop layers ☠️
noice
Thanks! 😁
Good video, but this is exactly like Brandon McCamey’s metal tutorial… even the reference lol…do you just keep getting ideas from other digital artists on RUclips or is it just a coincidence? Idk… your videos are always so similar 🤔
I just went ahead and looked up this video, and wow, he too made a video on painting metal armor, that too a shoulder pad. I never saw the video but I've definitely seen the thumbnail before. I guess the thumbnail kinda stuck in my my memory somewhere deep within the sub consciousness of my mind? That's the closest thing I can think of.
TNice tutorials is a terrible turorial. He plows through info at a speed that doesn’t allow you to follow, or actually absorb anytNice tutorialng.