how to make GORGEOUS Artwork by studying Yueko
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- Опубликовано: 18 авг 2024
- Analyzing one of my favorite artists, Yueko, to understand what secrets and techniques she uses to make her Art so Gorgeous and soft.
As always, I'd love to hear your thoughts on the video and any suggestions for future ones!
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Videos Referenced:
• 【Art Timelapse】 Kiki
Chapters:
00:00 Intro
01:02 Initial Breakdown
01:54 Sketch
02:36 Lineart
03:20 Coloring
06:50 Background
07:30 Overpaint + Final Touches
08:46 Conclusion
Resources:
Clip Studio Paint
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Music by Louie Zong
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What do you think of the "taking notes" style of editing? I think it's helpful but maybe too boring, so please let me know your thoughts, do you like it or not?
I agree with King Jack here, the notes do help with the intake of information, especially as someone who hasn't seen this artist's work before and therefore doesn't really know what to expect.
Also I love your analysis and take on the eyes, they're so pretty!
just saw my comment didn't go through, but I like it a lot, only downside is the color palette and the sharp brush, if you used a regular round brush, I think it'd look even more amazing
+1 to the hopefully typed / crisper notes - because the handwritten notes feel so organic currently, I find myself skipping over reading the notes complete
Since she blocks her colors 1st, she probably only puts outlines to where necessary. Like when she needs to separate things from one another or help a part of the piece pop out more
thats true but I find it very hard to replicate. I usually stick to a clear structure and seeing an artist just summon a piece out of nowhere is honestly fascinating to me!
backgrounds have always been my weak spot so seeing you simplify your work in a few seconds was an eye opener, and a different approach to softer coloring is always welcome - another good job this time around!
I'm glad you enjoyed this one too and thank you for your support. I don't think backgrounds have to be too complicated, but this one was a little simpler than usual since I had a perfect reference, but it's still quite close to my usual process.
Holy crap i thought that you were a famous art youtuber who had a lot of videos but you only have two videos, im subscribing your editing is immaculate and i know you will become very popular in your RUclips career.✌
Ey thank you so much for going out of your way to comment this, I really appreciate it!
Oh my god I’m so happy to see Yueko’s art getting studied! Yueko’s one of my favorites too, everything about her art is just so pleasing.
omg be careful she doesn't cancel you or calls you out...she tends to do that for people who copies her artstyle :( best of luck and thanks for your video!!
Her IG bio says that you can repost as long as you credit, which I very much did so I hope nothing happens. Thank you so much for informing me though, I'll have to be more careful with this sort of things in the future!
@@sariyaart reposting may be ok, but usually she dislikes when people heavy referee her 😓
@@sariyaart i feel like it should become standard etiquette to asks artists first before you even make videos like these, no matter how good your intentions are
@@ijbol-idgaf I appreciate the comment and I definitely see where you're coming from, and I do sorta agree with you. I feel like the major problem when it comes to this sort of thing, is when people don't credit the artist, or they try to copy them outright (for example by tracing or AI), but the point of these videos is not to copy their style, but to learn from their thought process. I doubt that anyone walked away from this video thinking that they're gonna be able to draw like Yueko, but I've seen many people comment on how they learned something new about line art for example, and how the lack of it can be an advantage. I feel like it should be normalized to learn from other peoples successes, that's the fastest way to learn, not copy but learn.
Also I would love to be able to personally reach out to artists and see how they feel about this type of content, but It's really hard to get in contact with many of them. It's their right to say that they don't want this type of content and I'd be absolutely fine with it, but again, that's kind of unrealistic, at least in my experience.
Again thanks for the comment and if you disagree let me know, always open for critique :)
Dude the way u broke this down and explained everything… It helped me understand Yuekos art style tysm!
a tip - clip studio has an option called "merge visible to new layer" in the layer section which automatically creates a top layer containing the whole illustration like what you achieved through duplication and merging! it's very convenient for applying blur and other filters on top and works much quicker! thanks a lot for the video, your study turned out amazing < 3
Damn that's so good, and I was over here selecting 72 layers manually to merge them hahaha. Thank you for the comment!
I have no idea how these wizards can create things from blobs of color lol. You did a really great breakdown as well as a really well edited video, you keep this up and you'll be one of the big ones trust me on that.
I hope so too, been going well so far thanks to all the support. Thank you for the comment!
Your artist studies are amazing!
I like how you go into every detail of the work, analyzing and explaining it
she is my favorite artist!! thank you for covering this!
I like this video !! the lineart observations towards the end seem very important to making Yueko's art feel authentic , the whole piece really came together when you made that adjustment . Seeing this was really eye opening for me , as it *really* made me realize how important lineart , or lack thereof , can hold a piece together .
Good luck with content creation !!
That's why I love doing these studies, not necessarily so you can copy the artstyle, but more so to learn from the thought process of a pro artist you love and impliment it into your own art! Thank you so much for this comment!
ahh, art videos for the soul. These videos are always so relaxing, entertaining and informative to watch, thank you for making this!!!
I hope to keep giving you similar content in the future. Really appreciate the comment!
thank you for this video! i love yueko, and this was a very helpful analysis. one suggestion from me would be typing out some of your notes! the handwriting was hard for me to read/focus on at times.
Thank you for commenting! I've gotten the suggestion of typing out the notes many times now, will try it out next time, the handwriting was an experiment and I mainly did it for asthetic reasons but my handwriting sucks so maybe not hahaha
When i see Yueko drawing it feel so soft and clean. I had a thought it will be more simple to try and how wrong i'm. This video help me a lot!
I am so happy that i found this channel, it really helps a lot! The quality is immaculate
Thank you so much man! Really appreciate the comment
I'm very grateful I came across your channel. I've been using your breakdowns and studying them in my own drawings and I feel like it's broadening my skills. Thank you for your work, I'm eagerly waiting for more!
lil tip, erase some linearts or soften them then set some outline layers blending mode into overlay :D (so it'll mash up with the coloring as well as being a lineart)
thank you thank you!!! i've been dying to learn her technique because she draws so soft
wow I also love yuekos artwork, it was really nice to see your study on this artstyle
Your videos are so well put together, I genuinely thought you had more subscribers. You’re doing wonderful, and I really appreciate all the help you’re giving us. Thank you so much! If you decide to make more, I can’t wait to watch it 👍
I'm really thankful you went out of your way to give me this comment. Honestly I'm really happy everyone is enjoying these videos and I can't wait to give you more stuff to watch and learn from!
Omigosh I loved the study! As an artist myself, speedpaints don’t always help and videos like yours are a lifesaver! Looking forward to more of your vids
I'm glad it helped! Thank you for the comment
Thanks for the study! Yueko's work is fantastic, my favorite piece of hers is the one of Zero from Drakengard 3. Now I can impliment some of her techniques into my work! 😁
im sorry how do you not have more subs??? your art studies are so helpful and its unreal
Man the question is how I have this many subs, when I started I was like damn bro I might need a year for 1k, I'm at 6k in 2 months 💀. Jokes aside I really appreciate the comment, and I will push as hard as I can so you all enjoy my videos more!
Your channel absolutely hit the spot for me, I was wondering about these myself for quite a while. Thanks for the video and good luck on your studies!
Thank you, I hope I can keep providing you with educational and entertaining content!
Amazing Video! Really enjoyed this one!
hey just a tip as someone who knows how to replicate that style since i used to have a similar style, i would recommend putting reflection lights in the shadows of the hair and other places that it would most likely have it, and to use a thinner brush so you have more control over line weight
FINALLY I BEEN LOOKING FOR A VIDEO LIKE THIS
Well job wonderful study!
You did such a good job! I learn a lot from videos like these so thnx for sharing!
I have a feeling the gradient look is done much simpler than you're doing here because you can just put the flat shading and then add you gradient on top of everything with a soft light layer. That's how I do it at least and it's extremely convenient.
Judging by what I saw from Yueko, she probably doesn't do it in either way, but just paint it straight up. But yeah I really need to look into gradiant maps, never used it before and now that I have the responsibility of teaching, I guess I have to learn it.
I NEED MORE RUclipsRS LIKE THIS ONE😭
really happy you enjoy it!
Thank you for making this! You really make everything really clear and it's really cool to draw along :D Really looking forward to new videos!!
Thank you so much, really appreciate the comment. Hopefully I'll start making videos quicker so you don't have to wait for long!
Hi, would you be able to provide a detailed analysis of Dino's illus artwork if it's not too much trouble? I'm a fan of his unique style and I'm curious about his artistic process
As much as I love Dino's illus work, I think they're a little out of my league. Looking at their illustrations confuses me so much, especially the textures. So yes I will at some point, but we'll have to wait until I feel ready for it.
"likes to draw pretty girls and soft things" is literally every artist on the planet lmao
Another Sariya video, I just had to click
I'll remember you as one of the OGs when I become a big channel. Thank you so much!
incredible i loved the insight
I really enjoyed this, I hope you make more analysis videos
That's the plan! Thanks for the comment!
Hi! I loved the video, it was very useful and the editing is perfect 🫶🏻✨ I have a request if that’s okay, could you maybe make a study about Kamochiruu’s art? She’s one of my favorite artists and I really want to know how she creates her art 💕
Thank you for the nice comment! I will add her to the list of artists I wanna study, but I couldn't tell you when the video will be. I have many things planned so I'll have to see. Thank you for the recommendation nonetheless.
@@sariyaart Okay! Thank you! Looking forward to it ^^
You are really talented! The way you analyse details on the original is so good!
Keep up with the good work ❤
Good work my man I definitely need to do those studies more, I feel like I am drawing in a very inefficient way which cause me a lot of frustration
Yes Yes Yes Yes!
You're a demon, man! Thanks for your hard work
Thank you, I'm glad you enjoyed the video! Expect more to come.
Idk who Yueko is nor who you are. I saw Yae Miko, I click. This would also be great for my art practices too.
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I would have wasted my entire life savings if I could to get yae but I only have about 13 cents in my bank account
I would lovee to see you try and do 666pigeons style, it's SO distinct but there so much going on it's hard to break it down myself lol
Damn I definitely see what you mean, their art is so interesting! I do have many artists planned but this is one more added to the list!
you missed the noise and blue overlay and gussian blur at the very top of the layer tree thats what makes the softness this dude and rela does the same stuff for softening the ilustration without ruining the under details
keep it going
WAIT YUEKO???? i knew here at like 20-30k in instagram, she did such a hard great job on her career. While I couldn’t😂 Sometimes people around you get BIG and you can’t
Back grounds is my biggest weak point thx for this you got my sub
I wish you the best of luck learning about backgrounds. One thing I'd recommend are color and light studies, check out the RUclipsr Light Ponderings if you're interested!
Video and result good
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Brother watch out I'm gonna probably make a Hanako-kun manga artist study, I even own their art book, that shit slaps fr. Also thank you fr fr
amazing work👍👍. could you perhaps consider breaking down the art style of fajyobore as well?
Oh for sure, she's also a favorite of mine, though her style is quite complicated so I might not do her justice, but I'll try my best! Don't know when exactly it will be, but you can definitely expect to see an analysis at some point if everything goes well.
@@sariyaart yeah her artstyle is pretty incredible. will be looking forward to your interpretation and many thanks for your work
I love your video!! Could you cover artist Yuto Sano? He is the creator of gokurakurai, and is one of my favorite artists. You seem that u could work well with his style, and I just want to see u cover him lol.
Also, why does your study look better than the original ur insane lol
Oh yeah definitely, I love this guys art, so he's on my list. I do have many things planned, but you can probably expect me to do one at some point.
Also thanks for the comment! Much appreciated
Question about the lineart portion. You said to replace it with a highly saturated library instead but how would I go about choosing that color. I see in some areas you used purple while in others it was more of a red/pink color
First of all sorry for the late reply. I can't really give you a clear answer, as I'm not the original artist, but what I notice is that Yueko puts more saturated lineart in areas hit by the light. Also she matches the temperature of the line art color with the color inside, so for example, the shadow area of the hair is a very saturated pink-ish red, so the line art is also a warmer temperature. Honestly I wouldn't be surprised if it was all based on instinct tho. Hope this helps
I like videos like these....they help a lot lol :)
Omg thankss ❤❤
SHE'S JUST LIKE ME FOR REAL!! (We both like drawing pretty girls)
Let's be real, who doesn't like drawing pretty girls?
@@sariyaart fair
would you breakdown kawanocy??
Hey man awesome video! Really helpful! Can you study Celestial Fang's works next? Pretty please
I love Celestial Fang, but I think they're not ok with their work being copied and reposted as far as I know, so I'm not sure. If I somehow get permission then I'll do it, but their style is crazy complicated so even if I do it'll have to be in the future.
@@sariyaart ahh ok I see, no worries!
One question..
In procreate is there any way to change the lineart to a different color?
I usually do it by locking the pixels of the line art layer, which should be a feature in procreate (I don't use procreate but this is a feature in every decent drawing software)
Suggestion here: would it be possible for you to include a link to the cap file? I’d love to take a close look at your layers and stuff
Thank you for your comments! I'm gonna answer all of them with this response. The study took me around 3.5 hours and I just made a download link for the CSP file, the file wasn't really made to be shared so it's a little all over the place but I hope it helps! Again thank you for the suggestions.
40 hours of practice a day...
#LingLingWannabe
wow very nice video
I need a mobile version with ibis paint.. I really can't make these shadows look good that's my only problem. Shadows hands and body.
The problem is that I can't either 💀 I've never painted on my phone so I'm afraid I can't help. I'm sure there are some people who explain how to do stuff on ibis paint, but I can imagine that having a computer is just better if you want to learn digital art. If you can't afford it, then I suggest to just keep learning and maybe even drawing traditionally? I learned most of my anatomy knowledge through sketchbook practice since the skills apply regardless of the medium. Just keep learning, im sure it will work out!
@@sariyaart I learned a lot from your video and I can now do good hair. I'm learning several classes here on RUclips and I'm determined! Thank you, I will continue learning!
I'm really happy to hear that. I've never seen someone commit to something they liked doing and regret that decision later, and I can guarantee you that you will be no exception. I genuinely wish you all the best in whatever you do.
thank you so much but i wonder if its possible to make this version for ibispaint
yes
Well the problem is that I'm clueless when it comes to ibispaint. I would recommend you learn the techniques of ibispaint in general, then apply the theory of what you learned in this video to that program. The only difference is really only the software, but the theory of how to use color and line art is still the same.
@@sariyaart makes sense tyyyyy
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Before you even know it, Sariya will be studying Da Vinci
Stop leaking my idea hahahaha
I See Yae miko,I click
Frr
i have trouble drawing straight lines, my hands wobble a bit, i hear there is "line stabilization" in the big 3 softwares...PS, Krita and ibispaint for pc. but how do you find it? ive looked but had no luck
which software do you use? I'll try to find something for it
@@sariyaart i use krita,photoshop and ibispaint for pc ( mostly photoshop right now but i can use any of them if one has an easier stabilization to use )
@@cloud9photography126 for PS, there's an option called "smoothing" that is the same as stabilization. Here are some resources:
ruclips.net/video/9XuNNap4rLU/видео.html
www.webucator.com/article/how-to-work-with-stroke-smoothing-in-adobe-photosh/
Tell me if this helps!
anyone know where this artist has been?
How long did this study take you?
I love doing studies, but it takes me so god damn long. I did one 2 weeks ago that came out great, but it took me around 5 hours.
Do you know dino? I need you to make the same video about him 🙏😩
I plan on doing him in the future, his style very much interests me, but it's a little too complicated for me right now. But yes definitely in the future!
@@sariyaart thank you so much I will absolutely be tuning in! His style is the most breathaking thing I’ve ever laid my eyes on 🥺🙏🏻 unfortunately he be showing less speedpaints/tutorials like most artgods do lol
I've always struggled with simple styles. They're almost impossible to me.
Don't force it if you don't wanna draw in a similar style. If you do want to draw in a simple style then find out why you struggle first, then work on fixing it.
@@sariyaart well I want to :D
So I'm gonna try my best!
What pad do you use
I use an XP-Pen artist 15.6 pro!
(ill edit this comment later but) seeing this video really made me want to draw >_> but its 1 am
can you do Arco Wada next?
I thought it was tppo for a second
wait unrelated, but are you armenian too??? i saw “AR” on your bio in the video and thought you were hay, just curious 😭🙏
Sorry to disappoint you but I'm not Armenian. The AR stands for Arabic because I'm middle eastern. But there's something we have in common, which is being a human :)
It’s a bit funny sad how the whole studying is “Let’s try do it same way”, “Oh she does it somehow intuitively”, “I’ll just keep with my usual algorithm I guess”😂
DO NOT use eyedropper in a study. i dare you
It makes the study 10 times harder, but also I feel like it's unnecessary in this type of study since I'm studying the rendering process and not the colors. But yeah I've done many color studies, that stuff is HARD
I thought this artist was a guy. Went to their booth at a con and it was a dude running it
I'm pretty sure shes a woman if you go on any of her social media. The dude might have been her boyfriend or just an employee, not sure.
heya! i really enjoyed this a lot. If it's alright with you, could you maybe do ''muranzx'' ?
I clicked the video because of yae miko 🌸💕♡🪷
Try Iwa_to_mushi some day?
Next can you do something like @dino_illus please
They're definitely on my list of artists I have to study, thought their style is beyond my understanding as of now, so yes but in the future.
@@sariyaart thank you so much for the answers :))
How long did that take you btw? Were you attempting to go fast or make sure to take your time
Sorry for the late reply. As you can see, I'm not the original artist of this piece, so it takes me way less to copy the illustration. I usually try to take my time when doing master studies since I wan't to learn the details, but it all depends on you goals. Let's say if you only wanted to study the color, then I'd limit the time so I don't get lost in the details and actually focused only on color. I hope that makes sense. I did the study almost a year ago so I don't really remember, but roughly around 5 hours is probably the time it took
ive seen a few channels popping up with similar styles to tppo like this one, and while its not a unique concept ive been subscribing and following along with all of them! watching fellow artists break down work of people we all look up to is an amazing way to learn and get better, and i cant wait for future videos from you! your illustration turned out wonderful, btw.
First of all thank you for the comment and I'm glad you enjoyed the video! I just wanna say that it's not exaclty uncommon to take a general concept and doing your own spin on it (i.e. different editing style, different artists in this case, etc.), especially on youtube. I'm by no means discrediting tppo, in fact I'm extremely thankful for him, he's the reason I made this channel.
@@sariyaart yes i agree! i can see the inspiration from him in this channel but you took your own spin on it and probably the most useful "trend" or editing style ive seen in the art community in years !
Do you have the names of those other channels? I'm trying to collect em all😂