Would love to see a stream in real time where you can talk more about shape vectors and the decisions you make there and then

Class: How many layers should we be using? Teacher: Yes

a perfect example of showing how there isn't just one 'way' to do art. I would never have thought of breaking everything into literal separate abstract shapes for placement and spacing at the start to push and pull around.

I definitely echo recommendation of starting a twitch stream. Most of the art streamers on twitch do anime characters and too few do landscape. I think you would hit a quick niche audience, and your youtube channel would market it well. P.S. Excellent choice of music. It is 75% of the reason I like watching your videos so much. Having this up while I work and looking up every now and then to see progress is super relaxing.

Watching someone work like this reminds me how much I still have to learn. Its daunting, but also exhilarating. I am not surrounded by many other artists, especially not right now. To most of my friends my stuff is amazing, while I know I'm intermediate at best. For a while I was feeling stuck and worrying that maybe I reached my limit, that maybe I progressed as far as I can, and it didn't feel like an accomplishment at all. This was coupled with some other less than ideal experiences we've all shared over the past year. Im excited again, seeing this- not so much the finished product, but the process. How the artist plays with each stroke, color, shape. Taking their time. It reminds me I still have far to go. Thanks to whoever drew this and put some introspective music over it. I hope you have a good day- and year for that matter!

I love all the paintings you create of ice because of all the depth you get. You really nail the materials, as well as everything else.

Me: okay this isn’t that bad Video: *adds color* Me: HE IS A GOD

At every single point in this video I was like “wow I would’ve stopped here this is perfect” only to realize that he’s not done

It's amazing what you can learn by just observing. Thank you - music is beautiful too

Beautiful job with the transparency and inner luminance of the ice!

Ive never seen someone put so much detail into art like this before, pretty inspirational if you aske me :) GREAT WORK!

WOW, as soon as that evaporation/snow drift was applied to the top of the ice passage, I teared up. Amazing work.

This is just amazing. Have you considered doing more tutorial explaining how you work and what were you thinking or looking for at that moment? (I´m an art student and i love your style)

Another day, another master piece

I love the subsurface scatter in the ice. Its beautiful wow

Perfect timing ! I was looking for this

Thank you for having quality content with music that is actually nice. It makes it therapeutic to watch these. Great work!

I started this year getting into learning digital art. I used to do some simple drawings that never got me too much knowledge. I hope to get comfortable doing landscapes this year and your videos just inspire me more to achieve this goal. Keep it up!

Really beautiful, and I loved watching the process.

Thanks for sharing a very specific, detailed tutorial

Perfectly shows the atmosphere

Unbelievable ! Really, i'd love to get a print of this masterpiece to hang it on my wall !

Beautiful as per usual!

Love the composition 🥰

Beautiful work! very inspiring

I can never comprehend how you create your environments, even though I watch them numerous times and even slow them down I just cannot fathom how. I’ve tried doing environments in a similar fashion but it just doesn’t turn out looking good. It’s so abstract I can’t begin to imagine how and why you make the shapes that you make and smudge them around and warp and place them as texture and suddenly “hey that’s a rock!” It blows my mind each time and both inspires and frustrates me that it can look so simple but be so complex at the same time. I would love to see tutorial videos from you where you take the time to explain how and why you make these decisions and how exactly you find the shapes and texture you want from such an abstract shape that gets smudged and warped but somehow turns into exactly what you need.

Great Work as always!

Jordan back at it againn

Wow, it's awesome!!!

Man you are so talented! This artwork is so pleasent for eyes and so smooth. Colors, composition, shades and shapes are just perfect!

breathtaking

thank you, nice process and music!

So beautiful, i really love your work

Aww that's so cool bro! I will learn a lot from this video! 😊👍

Finally i found underrated artist :) . Thx yt.

i have never seen anyone do art like this and it has inspired me (or i dont watch enough art on youtube)

Just so AWESOME!!

Brilliant!

this is amazing

WOW WOW! Your painting process is literally jaw-dropping. You never fail to inspire me! I want to use shape language as expertly as you do one day. we're gettin there :)

i love your artwork they are really amazing

Amazing!!

Awesomely created!😁😛

This is so relaxing to watch!

This is amazing😁

Epic! I really need to get you on the podcast

Amazing 😍😍

Amazing! Very cool video.👏👏👏

Loving your art man

i love the geometric feel to your artwork

Truly wonderful inner glow to the ice!

Your work is so beautiful...thanks for share.

Its fantastic

this video should blow up any moment now

44:48 That moment when he thought about adding a cane of some sort. I'm happy he didn't. ^^ Btw: Nice work, nice colors!

wow dude this is awesome!

Beautiful Landscaping paintings, I've learned a lot just by watching. Thanks a lot 🌞 I'm following your art, trying to draw Shayol Ghul, anyway congrats for your fantastic work 🎨👍👌

Man I wish I could use the lasso tool as well as you. And the way you create such depth too. Its always beautiful

Wonderful concept , would be really awesome to understand your thought process while you are painting

Magnifique

just beautiful. we will do this. step by step. in Croatia. :)

Your process is amazing, wish i could learn from you lol

masterful

Amazing art. After hours , fliping canvas look in slow Motion in time lapse.

Very nice to look at

im working on an ice landscape for my childrens book, but by gods, i cant make it look like ice with that fuzzy brush i use for the book. pure hell. amazing job, Jordan!

The style of the ice is so riot games, you should be a splashart artist for them.

excelente trabajo

brilliant

Amazing artwork! Hope you will make a ART STUDIO TOUR video! I am very curious about the PC you using

This is so cool XD

amazing :)

wow nice

I just found your videos literally yesterday, and I'm obsessed. I'm in the process of writing a fantasy novel, and I just tack a video in the corner and let them play while I write. Super cool, and getting me excited to start work on my illustrations and cover soon! (Unless you take commissions? I don't think I could do something to this level.)

Muito lindo! Greetings from Brasil!

the music

whoahhhhhh

damn dude, nice

cool it will make us a memory of the ice floe when there will be no more DX

This is great, ty Jordan! Can I ask what total elapsed time was?

@jordan; do you always start in greyscale to establish values in relation to the composition, then do a color overlay, or is that just for this particular piece due to some other reason(s)?

First one ive seen of this channel and WOW i wish i could draw like this!

great

never thought to use a colour range select like that before

What brush tools did you use?

Pls which brush do you use mostly to paint, nd what the size of your canvas.

You made awesome art concepts! thanks for sharing! Just to know... how many hours does it take you to make an art?

Your drawing is so good if you make drawing lecture i will pay for it and watch right now

sir, what's the brush you use to the shadows/lighting?

Beautiful work, i dare to ask what program are you using here?

how i made for stay this triangle in menu of color (sorry for bad inglish) i love this video,

Could you tell me what brush you were using for the ice?

How do you get the lasso to make all those jagged shapes?

nice

looks very guildwarsy

What technique did you use to select the colours in the clouds? Amazing work by the way - your understanding of light is breathtaking

Lasso Tool God

what's the name of the brush that you are using for the sky and ice

Dear Jordan, This was a very neat process. I just wanted to know do you keep your reference pictures on a second screen?

respect you . how many days hours did this take you my friend . also ive subbed your channel