Realistic Clip Studio Paint Burger Illustration / Painting - Timelapse / Speed Painting Tutorial

Today we're doing a demo tutorial of how to paint photorealistic / hyper realistic bacon cheese burger illustration in Clip Studio Paint 2.
I separate each part of the burger in different layers with the 'lock transparency pixel' on for easier painting and shading. I also used effects such as 'Multiply' and 'Overlay' for additional touch of realism. For the brushes used, those were all standard default brushes that comes with the software with minor tweaks in the setting.
Thank you for watching the timelapse demo / 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.

[@DavianKoren]

You are so talented!

[@denjay5]

Thank you @DKArtandmore

[@shisirpokhrel1182]

You are awesome. Can you also make videos in normal speed so that we can learn from your techniques?

[@denjay5]

Thank you @shisirpokhrel1182. Sure, maybe in one of my future videos. However, I might not be able to put the entire video if it's in normal speed as it's going to be too long. Perhaps I can feature just the key highlights and techniques in real time.

[@helium.art-ist]

miam !!!!

[@denjay5]

😋😋

[@mindflush9389]

Delicious!

[@denjay5]

Thank you!

[@user-fz2oc4xh3c]

OMG this is so amazing..you deserve more views and subs
a lot of patient to draw that sesame seeds on bun
im interested with your round mixing brush, is it your own settings or just downloaded from Clip Studio Paint Assets?

[@denjay5]

Thank you! The round mixing brush that I used here is from the default Clip Studio Paint assets. The only thing I adjusted was the brush hardness to maximum in the brush property setting.

[@user-fz2oc4xh3c]

@@denjay5 would you tell me the code/content id of the round mixing brush in Clip Studio Assets?im going to try to use that brush 😁

[@denjay5]

@@user-fz2oc4xh3c you don't have to download the brush from the CSP Assets. I mean, the brush I'm using comes by default with the software - it's the default 'Round Mixing Brush' under the 'Thick Paint' sub tool palette. The only thing I changed was the 'Hardness' in the brush property settings to 'maximum'.😀

[@user-fz2oc4xh3c]

@@denjay5 well i dont have it in my default brush 😅im currently using CSP Pro Version

[@denjay5]

@@user-fz2oc4xh3c I'm also using Pro, this brush has been in my CSP from the beginning 😀 Anyway, I found it on the CSP Assets website, here's the default content brush ID, if it helps - Content ID 1988233. The Round Mixing Brush is there. I'm currently using CSP version 2, by the way.

[@dantemycry9793]

how long did it take to paint in real time?

[@denjay5]

This took me about 14 hours in total to complete. I didn't do it in one sitting though, did it in a span of about 7 days.