I don't know why but your artworks have this amazing dark, grim but a beautiful story to them which makes them very very unique. I think that sets you apart from everyone else.
Oh wow thanks Hardy I just recently started taking some of your classes on Udemy, and overall I'm an artist with various artistic backgrounds and I'm looking to increase and expand my digital art knowledge . Great tutorial thanks for posting!👍
One of the great things about Hardy's videos are that they are consistent. I have all the Udemy Courses (I think) and they are for everyone. I use what I have learnt daily in my creative business to great success, but equally if you are a beginner the foundations of art are the same. Watching the videos you learn a lot, so many quick tips that really help. Also for me having been creating for many years, you look and think.... "I know this, and I know that", but then you have to ask yourself... "Do I apply it". I honestly apply some of it subconsciously and a little bit on purpose, but not enough. Watching Hardy draw and paint you can see that he constantly applies the basics of design language, shape theory and all the other foundations for X-Factor in art. Each video Hardy is applying the techniques far more then I do so I needed to develop consistent habits and the videos have helped me do that. I will often dip into a video as I remember the feel I want, and remind myself of an approach or technique. I have to say a big thanks and hats off for a great set of courses that have help cement some new life into an otherwise steady and productive creative. Thanks Hardy and happy creative work to all :)
Really amazing work. I have bought and followed your course on Udemy and I believe that is one of the best landscape courses I have ever seen. Beside the lectures in the course, this demo is a nice sight and beautiful to watch. Will you be uploading more videos like this?
@@fowlerillus No no it was lovely, just a beautiful little thing to watch come to life. Well, a huge thing, but still :) The story on this one really got me. Forgotten things are like a real emotion grabber. It's like Toy Story all over again!
Thank you for the tutorial! So many interesting tips! But there is something strange about the scale when you add these birds at the very end ... I think it would be better to change the scale of the paving stone texture or make the birds bigger. I think so)
hi hardy, i have 2 question 1. what is the command key for liquify? i'm using PC 2. those grass brush did you use it in any of your courses ? let me know so i can download it, i'm struggle with painting grass right now
1) I believe the PC shortcut for liquefy is Ctrl+Shift+X 2) digitalpaintingstudio.com/p/painting-environments Those brushes are all including in my Painting Environment course along with a pack of really awesome custom shapes.
Thanks Garrett. I don't have this one setup in a store or anything but I'd be happy to share a full resolution jpeg if you're just going to make a personal print. Let me know where I can email it.
I don't know why but your artworks have this amazing dark, grim but a beautiful story to them which makes them very very unique. I think that sets you apart from everyone else.
Wow, thanks Sachin! That's really cool to hear.
Stunning piece. This is the type of stuff I would love to be able to do but I have no experience but will give this a go.
Thanks for sharing
Thank you! Definitely jump in and give it a go
I see a fibonacci spiral in there? Love it!
Another excellent tutorial/demo. Thanks!
Oh wow thanks Hardy I just recently started taking some of your classes on Udemy, and overall I'm an artist with various artistic backgrounds and I'm looking to increase and expand my digital art knowledge . Great tutorial thanks for posting!👍
Your content is amazing 👏 thank you. Big fan..
Wow, thanks!
One of the great things about Hardy's videos are that they are consistent. I have all the Udemy Courses (I think) and they are for everyone. I use what I have learnt daily in my creative business to great success, but equally if you are a beginner the foundations of art are the same. Watching the videos you learn a lot, so many quick tips that really help. Also for me having been creating for many years, you look and think.... "I know this, and I know that", but then you have to ask yourself... "Do I apply it". I honestly apply some of it subconsciously and a little bit on purpose, but not enough.
Watching Hardy draw and paint you can see that he constantly applies the basics of design language, shape theory and all the other foundations for X-Factor in art. Each video Hardy is applying the techniques far more then I do so I needed to develop consistent habits and the videos have helped me do that. I will often dip into a video as I remember the feel I want, and remind myself of an approach or technique.
I have to say a big thanks and hats off for a great set of courses that have help cement some new life into an otherwise steady and productive creative. Thanks Hardy and happy creative work to all :)
Amazing. Thank you and I'm so glad that the courses have helped you.
@@fowlerillus You're welcome, all deserved :)
Its really cool mood, i really could feel the mood here its very awesome
You are the BEST!!!!!!
Really amazing work.
I have bought and followed your course on Udemy and I believe that is one of the best landscape courses I have ever seen.
Beside the lectures in the course, this demo is a nice sight and beautiful to watch.
Will you be uploading more videos like this?
I really enjoy your artwork
urgh I've nearly cried - what a sweet, sad robot D':
Aw, thanks. Glad you found it moving and I hope it didn't bum you out too badly :)
@@fowlerillus No no it was lovely, just a beautiful little thing to watch come to life. Well, a huge thing, but still :) The story on this one really got me. Forgotten things are like a real emotion grabber. It's like Toy Story all over again!
Soooo GOOD!
It even gave me emotions like I wanna cry on the robot
So cool ✨
Thank you for the tutorial! So many interesting tips! But there is something strange about the scale when you add these birds at the very end ... I think it would be better to change the scale of the paving stone texture or make the birds bigger. I think so)
Y O U A R E A M A Z I N G!!!
hi hardy, i have 2 question
1. what is the command key for liquify?
i'm using PC
2. those grass brush did you use it in any of your courses ?
let me know so i can download it, i'm struggle with painting grass right now
1) I believe the PC shortcut for liquefy is Ctrl+Shift+X
2) digitalpaintingstudio.com/p/painting-environments
Those brushes are all including in my Painting Environment course along with a pack of really awesome custom shapes.
Hardy Fowler thank you i got it from udemy i brought your course on that site.
Hey Hardy, do you have a print or high-res version of this image available to buy anywhere? I'm really inspired by this piece.
Thanks Garrett. I don't have this one setup in a store or anything but I'd be happy to share a full resolution jpeg if you're just going to make a personal print. Let me know where I can email it.
@@fowlerillus Thanks! I messaged you on Udemy, hopefully that works.
perfeito!!
Thanks!
Creative and talented...congrats I’m also doing similar content you can watch if you are interested