Monotone Drawing Tutorial: Toned paper with Black / White Color Pencils
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- Опубликовано: 13 сен 2024
- Star Wars Artist Matt Busch shares his secrets for drawing top notch monotone sketches on Artagain Assorted Tints paper by Strathmore, with Black and White Prismacolor Premiere Pencils. This technique is used by professional illustrators to create comps and value roughs for clients, although the work itself is beautiful finished piece of art!
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Dude.... so happy you have all these teaching vids on RUclips! thanks 😊🙏
Thank you! I'm happy that people are enjoying them! :)
Thank you very much for this tutorial and fantastic illustration by the way
Thanks! I hope you put it to good use!
You know when I first saw this technique being used, which I think was from you 18 years ago when I worked with your brother on that video project in college (apologies for reminding people of the passage of time) it's struck me that this kind of style where you have a midtone background and then a darker and a lighter medium applied on top of it would work in a lot of places. You could do white and black paint on top of a piece of wood, white and black ink on a gray t-shirt, chalk and charcoal on a piece of stone, or even just make some custom midtone paper by doing a watercolor wash over a piece of white paper and letting it dry.
Absolutely! And a lot of people do things like that- working into the wood grain, etc... it’s a super cool technique. Hi, by the way! Hope you’re doing well!
What's with the black finger nail polish, Princess?
Princesses don't wear black. But Princes of Darkness do. :) \m/
@@mattbusch Fair enough. I was just busting your balls. Lol