Thank you so very much 🥺❤ i am so happy you like this - absolutely i will make a series!! ☺️🥰 it won't be one every week because i will have a few busy weeks here and there but i will definitely do more! ❤
Thank you, my head wasn't cooperative at all today and this tutorial helped me dealing the with a nasty background full of trees! You definitely earned a subscription! Thank you again for your wonderful tutorials, you're incredibly skilled!
Aww thank you 😭😭❤️❤️ I am so happy this helped!! I will do more in the future, just let me know any questions in the comments and I will make sure to explain the answer there or in the next video! 🤗
This tutorial is nice. I know it’s over a year old but something I notice people tend to forget when they’re making digital art tutorial videos is mention what layer they’re working on, and why. You frequently change layers in this video without calling attention to it which subconsciously suggests to beginners that layer awareness is not important. Take a look at James Julier’s procreate videos; he is extremely clear about narrating every action he takes regardless of how minor or repetitive it is. Whenever he returns to a brush he reminds us of the size, and also what layer we’re working on. It is a very helpful aspect of online education to repeat seemingly obvious information. Anyway, thanks for making this video. I picked up your brushes because I like some of the changes you made to the textures.
When you get used to the process you’ll very easily be able to navigate layers. I had no issue following this along but I have been doing digital art for a while now so I can understand if someone else struggles with layer navigation. James Julier is great but he more just teaches you how to paint what he is specifically painting in each video, it wont really help much in teaching people to understand colour, form and value. This video doesn’t touch on those much either so i guess my point is, this and james channel are great for very specific lessons but they wont do much in helping you learn to paint in general.
Thank you so much! I have already changed that a little bit in my current videos but I really appreciate the feedback and will keep it in mind with the ones I’ve planned next 🙂↕️ thank you! i don’t always know or even forget which things are important to mention and which aren’t 😅
@@philippas_studio ahh thank you for replying to this. I keep meaning to come back to this video because I love your painterly approach but was having trouble trying to find it again
great tutorials, very helpful, 😂 stay tuned if your time allows, this is what can really help us and is well presented. definitely keep it up 👍💫😍 I know getting lost in details soso well 🙈🤩🥳
Could you please share your pen pressure settings? I need to press really hard on my apple pencil to make it work and it worries me to damage my screen. It is on default but I'd like some tips to configure it. I would appreciate a lot!
Do you mean the regular pen pressure settings or for the brushes? Tbh I can’t find pen pressure settings for my apple pen in the settings, do you know where I’d find it? One thing I have noticed with my pen is that the less the tip is screwed on, the harder I have to press to create a brush stroke, so first of all I’d check if that’s screwed on all the way 😄
@@philippas_studio Sorry for taking long. It was related to pen pressure. I didn't understand it well but I fixed that (learning reading a little) and now everything's just good :) thank you for your time
It’s on ko-fi :)) ko-fi.com/prfineart here you can get the whole set but let me know if you only want the rectangular brush! Then I’ll create a separate listing :))
I love this!!! Please make it in a series of tutorials on how to draw things like grass, clouds, rocks, buildings, and so on! Love your videos!
Thank you so very much 🥺❤ i am so happy you like this - absolutely i will make a series!! ☺️🥰 it won't be one every week because i will have a few busy weeks here and there but i will definitely do more! ❤
Thank you, my head wasn't cooperative at all today and this tutorial helped me dealing the with a nasty background full of trees! You definitely earned a subscription! Thank you again for your wonderful tutorials, you're incredibly skilled!
This was an awesome video! Ty!!
This is the content we need. You explained really well and I would love to see more tutorials - it's helped me a lot, as a beginner to digital art
Aww thank you 😭😭❤️❤️ I am so happy this helped!! I will do more in the future, just let me know any questions in the comments and I will make sure to explain the answer there or in the next video! 🤗
This is great! Thanks 😍 I would love to see more landscape tutorials 🏞
Thank you so much!! I am so pleased you like them - i will definitely do more 🥰🥰
This tutorial is nice. I know it’s over a year old but something I notice people tend to forget when they’re making digital art tutorial videos is mention what layer they’re working on, and why. You frequently change layers in this video without calling attention to it which subconsciously suggests to beginners that layer awareness is not important. Take a look at James Julier’s procreate videos; he is extremely clear about narrating every action he takes regardless of how minor or repetitive it is. Whenever he returns to a brush he reminds us of the size, and also what layer we’re working on. It is a very helpful aspect of online education to repeat seemingly obvious information. Anyway, thanks for making this video. I picked up your brushes because I like some of the changes you made to the textures.
When you get used to the process you’ll very easily be able to navigate layers. I had no issue following this along but I have been doing digital art for a while now so I can understand if someone else struggles with layer navigation. James Julier is great but he more just teaches you how to paint what he is specifically painting in each video, it wont really help much in teaching people to understand colour, form and value. This video doesn’t touch on those much either so i guess my point is, this and james channel are great for very specific lessons but they wont do much in helping you learn to paint in general.
Thank you so much! I have already changed that a little bit in my current videos but I really appreciate the feedback and will keep it in mind with the ones I’ve planned next 🙂↕️ thank you! i don’t always know or even forget which things are important to mention and which aren’t 😅
@@philippas_studio ahh thank you for replying to this. I keep meaning to come back to this video because I love your painterly approach but was having trouble trying to find it again
Wow, that was great. Thank you so much
I am so glad you think so - thank you!! 🥹❤️
great tutorials, very helpful, 😂 stay tuned if your time allows, this is what can really help us and is well presented. definitely keep it up 👍💫😍
I know getting lost in details soso well 🙈🤩🥳
Thank you so much!! 🥺❤ i really appreciate your comment, i am so happy this is helpful!!
Haha i do understand 😆🥰🥰
omg I needed this
Thank you so much 😭❤❤
Wow!love this..im trying to draw flowers..so many ideas but dont know to start.
Thank you so much!! Flowers are a lovely subject - I will add that to my list of tutorials! ☺️
Where do I get the square brush you used for the first coloring of leaves
On my ko-fi shop or on my Patreon page - as a Patreon when you join you get access to all my brushes or just as a pack on ko-fi :)
@@philippas_studio ok!👌
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Thank you so much!! I really appreciate your support! 🥰❤️
Could you please share your pen pressure settings? I need to press really hard on my apple pencil to make it work and it worries me to damage my screen. It is on default but I'd like some tips to configure it. I would appreciate a lot!
Do you mean the regular pen pressure settings or for the brushes? Tbh I can’t find pen pressure settings for my apple pen in the settings, do you know where I’d find it?
One thing I have noticed with my pen is that the less the tip is screwed on, the harder I have to press to create a brush stroke, so first of all I’d check if that’s screwed on all the way 😄
@@philippas_studio Sorry for taking long. It was related to pen pressure. I didn't understand it well but I fixed that (learning reading a little) and now everything's just good :) thank you for your time
🙂👍🙋🏻♂️
Hope it helps 🥰
I will for 100 prrcent watch it later
Awesome thank you for your support ❤🙌
Hi. Can you pls share where can I get the rectangular brush?
It’s on ko-fi :)) ko-fi.com/prfineart here you can get the whole set but let me know if you only want the rectangular brush! Then I’ll create a separate listing :))
@@philippas_studiois the brush free?
@@philippas_studioI can’t find any brushes you used in this tutorial
@@philippas_studioI only want the square brush