Name program? Pls!!!

Do you offer classes on skillshare?

bro I adore your videos, your art relaxes me and you are one of my artists who most inspire me to draw, I have a doubt is that you use a hollow or edge brush to draw the branches and I draw many hoses and pipes and I would love to use a Brush similar to the one you use for the branches but I use clip stuido paint because I don't have a tablet, do you know how I can make a brush like yours but for clip studio? 4:22

That should be more than doable. I’m sure your paintings will have their own look and tell stories in a way the rest of us can’t so keep going and you’ll get there :)

It's a most easiest art form ever

After letting go of realism it was pretty exciting to see how the spirit of the place was still there even after the redesign. Made me curious to see how literally the rest of my world would look like with this same approach. 🧐

I also trigger it accidentally all the time and then when I actually WANT to do it, I fail at giving it a noticeable tap. “Siri eraser dammit!” Also doesn’t seem to work though it might just be my accent. 🧐

So do I. I dont use the double tap feature. But I do use that shortcut gesture. If you double tap on your iPad screen instead of the apple pencil while painting on Procreate, it acts as if you are tapping on the pencil despite being turn off.

@@moonishkalicheran3470 thank you. I did not know this. Took me ages to realise you could turn the double tap feature off. Can’t wait until we can seamlessly brain interstate with our tech so we can by pass and just think what we need from our iPads

I know exactly what you mean.

She’s the one that really runs this channel. Vivi used to be afraid of this tunnel but these days she doesn’t need to be carried through it (on most days).

If anyone out there has that impulse after watching my videos then I can consider that upload a success no matter what the view count says :)

This is exactly how I feel! Everything about the video was lovely to witness, narration and all. Seeing this painting in particular inspired me to focus on developing my digital art skills instead of just admiring other’s work. It invokes such a magical feeling. As a child I loved to draw but other things took precedence over developing that further. Now I'm finding the time again to draw and relearn something that brought me so much joy. I just bought my Apple Pencil last week and I'm so excited to continue on this new journey. I really hope this painting is made available for purchase at some point because it’s simply so beautiful ☺️ I’d love to see it in my home every day 💕 Edit: I’ve realized it is available! Yes!!

me too!! i haven't brought myself to turn it off because its so convenient, but i do end up redrawing things a few times per illustration... so it's not a time saver for me haha

I also activate it by accident which can take a few seconds to even notice. Maybe some on screen effect for the switch could fix this? Might be worth making a thread about on procreate forums.

I might turn the function off for making art that doesn't need lineart because I switch it on accidentally too but when I actually need it ... the success rate is somewhere around 60% which can totally kill the flow of working.

I got pretty addicted to them after making this video. When I recorded this I had no idea that I’d end up making so many of them and honestly I don’t even feel like I’m done. I’ll probably add new ones to the set and just give it as a free update to the people who already got them.

@@angrymikko that would be awesome! I already got the original set of brushes from your Gumroad and I would love to see the other ones you come up with :)

All I want is the screen not to heat up at all. Sadly M1 still does this.

Welcome to the channel =) I'm so glad you enjoyed this. Sometimes it's easy to forget that new people might see my videos when I'm making them but awesome that this channel is still able to reach new viewers. Never thought even this size would be possible for a Finnish digital artist to be honest.

Glad you like them! I got really carried away by the process as at first I was only supposed to make one but a week later I was still doing them and I'm really happy with the way they turned out. It's a collection I'm hoping to expand with a few pencils in the near future.

@@angrymikko that would be wonderful! I love the light opacity and tactile nature of the brushes (tilting the pen). So lovely. 😊

There’s a movement of art called photorealism. For that photographs are a good sole reference point as photorealism isn’t about 100% realistic depiction but painting in a way that has all the pros and cons of photography. For training realism in painting I’ll always recommend real life reference over photographs. Even the most expensive cameras out there can’t come close to replicating the unparalleled dynamic range our eyes have. Starting out and training from photos often leads to colour habits that are hard to get rid of, such as using white or black in a painting or seeing hue variations in very light or dark areas. These are not human eye flaws but limitations of cameras that are unfortunately easy to subconsciously adapt to the way we see colours. Again there’s nothing wrong with realism nor photorealism but I just wanted to point out the differences because these terms are often mixed together even though the goals and ways to achieve them are quite different. It can be helpful to understand these differences even when you’re not doing either or are just borrowing aspects of them. In any style being able to verbalise the visual problems to yourself is usually the hardest and most important part of design so that’s why a lot of art theory can sometimes seem like endless semantics (sorry).

@@angrymikko thanks for your reply, Mikko. 😊👌🏽 And this bridge piece turned out fantastic!!!!

I hope you like it as much as enjoyed making it. I can do a more in depth video on the shadow trick later in case anyone wants to try it.

@@angrymikko ooo yes, that would be great! ☺️

Thank you very much!

I’ve done an uncut version of most of my painting videos I’ve done this year and this will have one about this illustration too. Last time I made a version with extra commentary and the AngryMob seemed to like that so I think I’ll do the same for Hidden Entrance. Zero Hour was 4.5hrs long and this is MUCH longer so I might need to break it into 2 volumes just because the risk of premiere crashing is just too high for project of this length. Also I need to probably edit the commentary a bit lighter or it will just never be actually done. Unfortunately I can’t afford to hire an editor to get that content out faster. I’m 100% of the staff here and even I need a break sometimes. 😅

@@angrymikko bro ! You even read and write such long comments ! I really respect and appreciate you !❤️👍👍

I’m done working for video games as work for now. That’s why I’m here and making this content.

thank you =)

Yeah, exactly the same here. I use to make little movements with the regular tools (pencil, mechanical pencil, stick eraser, etc.). So when I started with apple pencil I kept switching a lot to eraser, so it got me crazy mad jajaja. Just had to dissabeld it.

​@@patriciamoreno2200 Exactly :D I still do find it a cool feature though! Just not suitable for me.

same... double tap works for me a good metre from the screen, but I seem to activate it by accident :-|

Drawing and painting the foliage was literally like spending 4 full days inside a bush 😂 It might seem daunting but it was oddly meditative experience once I found a good rhythm to it :)

The chunky lines are very forgiving for colours. Without the lines it looks like a mess. I’m not opposed to showing that though. I can put it in the second download package of the month once I get the wallpapers finished. There’s still one that I had to put on hold to make this video in time.

Glad you enjoyed it!

Thank you 🐻

If you have a little bit of character in the brush you’re using then the texture should happen without any extra effort. I think a lot of the brushes in Procreate have those qualities. In the bigger picture though it’s more important to pick a tool that you don’t need to keep switching rather than prioritise the texture it has and that you can find out by trying what feels natural to you.

@@angrymikko Thank you so much for the advice. I’m relatively new to Procreate so I’m a little overwhelmed. I used to use ArtStudio before and wasn’t very efficient at that either and it’s nowhere as nice, lol. I bought some nice brushes from GrutBrushes that I’m trying out. I’ll definitely take your advice on limiting my tools. Thank you!

Thank you so much! 🐻💕

Thank you and I hope you like them :) ❤️

Same and same. Scribble was just not good for me because I triggered it by accident all the time. For the way I’m holding the pencil the finger movements needed to do a tap feels really unnatural.

@@angrymikko Yeah, it's definitely a gesture that I think will be easier for some people than for others. I know a lot of people automatically assumed that it only worked on the flat side of the pencil, but it actually works around the whole circumference. Adjusting the timing of the double tap did help me to 'dial it in' to where it felt comfortable to use, so I do use it in preference to reaching for the eraser tool, but the occasional accidental triggering of it still happens and that can be a bother. As for Scribble, I really wish I could turn it off specifically for Procreate, so I would still have it available for my note-taking apps and other interfaces where it would speed up enterting or editing text. Maybe iPadOS 15 will offer that...

This was painted on the first buttonless iPad but for my next video I’ll be using the new M1 version.

That’s me colour picking from the canvas. I’ve adjusted the timer for the colour picker activation so short that it’s almost instant. I do it all the time so having a quick activation on that really helps the flow of working.

They were all in my 100k set that I gave for my members one month. I might add some of those in a best of collection when I make one.

@@angrymikko Thanks for your answer!! I found a tutoriel to make one ! But still interested in 😬

As much as I can’t use the tap I have to agree. I’ve used wacom pens for 20 years but none of them come even close to the response speed of the Apple Pencil ✏️.

The Beginner to Advanced series that I make for my members is art lessons that I’ve also taught in my concept art classes. The latest ones include an exercise on the topics covered in each lesson.

@@angrymikko thanks for replying, are these lessons in your youtube membership? fi not where can I find your lessons?

Just on KZfaq. The last was on white colour and later I’ll get into more colour theory. They are NOT painting videos. In any of the classes I’ve been running it’s never been about how I paint things. The Beginner to Advanced series is based on art fundamentals and it’s not specific to any programs apps or tools.

@@angrymikko thank you!

Wavy is just a variant of that lineart brush with a bit of streamline added to counterbalance my jittery hands