Realistic Digital Portrait Painting in Clip Studio Paint - Timelapse / Speed Painting Tutorial
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- Опубликовано: 10 сен 2024
- Demo tutorial of how to paint realistic digital portrait in Clip Studio Paint.
All brushes used were default brushes that comes with CSP.
Thank you for watching the demo / tutorial timelapse / speed painting. Please check-out my other speed painting videos. Aside from Clip Studio Paint, I also use Krita, Paintstorm Studio, Photoshop and Autodesk Sketchbook Pro. Don't forget to leave a like and subscribe.
if you show this piece in the internet now. people will just say its AI generated. the workflow and the techniques are very impressive. I really admire all of your piece, this video will make people realize that not every realistic photos/arts now a days is just an AI generated. there are still great artist out there. and you are one of these people who are very talented to do this type of arts. you really deserve more audience.
Thank you so much @eelceed!
For those who might be wondering what those symbols (the one with pixels and padlock) on the right side of each of the layers are, that's the 'Lock Transparent Pixels' or 'Alpha Lock' tool. It's very useful if you want to contain your painting within a certain boundary. Krita has a similar tool that can be found on the main toolbar, it's called 'Preserve Alpha'. You can look it up if you want know more about this tool, I find it very useful.
Meega Hammer!. Verry Beautiful!. Top.
Thank you @ThoRick
so nice !!!!!!
Thank you!
thank you for sharing your process. I always enjoy your paintings. It seems that you have found a new love in CSP. Just curious if you could share what advantages you found that led you to switch (for now as least) away from Krita. Thanks
Thank you! I still use Krita, it's still one of the best digital painting software that I know! I don't see any advantage CSP has over Krita, when it comes to digital painting - they're both equal in my opinion. 😄
amazing as always 😉
what's the different between lock transparent pixel and clip to layer below? i think they have same function to create boundaries
Thank you! Yeah, they have the same function. The only difference is with 'Lock Transparent Pixel' you're painting on the same layer whereby with 'Clip to Layer Below', you're painting on a separate layer. It's useful if you don't want to mess up a particular layer. Up to you to choose which one you prefer.
@@denjay5 i tend to use a lot of layers because im afraid of making mistakes ha ha, so i use clip to layer below
@@user-fz2oc4xh3c yeah, just use whichever tool you're comfortable with, there's no right or wrong answer to this. 😃