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I like the art as well but I also like the music

Sameee

same here UwU

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SAME

you mean like selling prints of artwork already created, or a place where people can get like "customized" artwork? I have a society6 society6.com/remarin where you can buy a couple of prints but I havent updated it in a while x: after all, I only get a small percentage of each sale, so its not actually a major source of income at the moment

Remarin I meant like prints yes :) and thanks for the link, I’ll check it out :D

As most artists say, practice is keeeeey

@@Mossoteric yEAh Ill Do My bEsT And even if you fail Fail F=first A=attempt I=in L=learning

Le weel I've been drawing nearly everyday for about a year now, and I can say practice makes perfect...then again, I'm one of those kind of people who learn best by just doing it and getting hands on learning. So if I can do that, I believe that you can do it too! 👍 Edit: I have a speedpaint vid up...but I personally don't like it..Backgrounds and shading are among the few things I suck at.

@@vinokai i think its better to say: practice makes progress, because you cant be "perfect " at anything, but you can ge better at it uwu

Connorfalcon Isom true...

Thanks! For my lineart I use the third one from this pack: www.deviantart.com/pixelstains/art/3-Pencil-Brushes-for-Photoshop-520322091 I haven't used a proper "inking" brush in ages, last time I tried it was a total mess :'> The "softness" of the pencil-like texture is very good at making sketched-lines look cleaner than they actually are. With a hard-round inking brush my current linework would look totally scratchy (though it probably is just a thing of not being used to it anymore)

Remarin Thanks a lot!!

Анастасия Эл еее боиии, рашн пипл

LPS : Каролина я думаль ван рашн пипл.. хд

Не одна 👀 Смотрю Remarin уже год 🌟~

I'm currently closed for commissions, I use a list system to accept and work through new orders :> I've been getting some asks about commissions here on youtube, but until now I've primarily worked via deviantart so I didn't think of a system for youtube commissions yet. Once I re-open I could make an announcement for commission-opening via a normal speedpaint video here on youtube as well (just as a mention in the title/description with a link to a deviantart post for commission details) It would then probably work like this: you comment "I want to commission you" under that video, I let you know whether there's room on the list, and possibly tell you "send me an email", and from there on the info exchange can commence.

*I love how he looks like Elias from Anchient Magus’ Bride (Didn’t write japanese name) ^^

Ryu late reply, but I’d recommend using references like alligators and komodo dragons and tracing over them. That’s what I did and it helped a little :D

I go big: 4000 x4000 pixels at 300 resolution,, if you someday wanna do regular prints of your artwork, you could go even bigger. But at the very least, I like being able to zoom in and paint hair thin highlight in the eyes, which is only possible if you have a big enough canvas. Like you can't draw the shadow of eyelashes if you're on a canvas of 500x500 and your 5 px brush already is looking a bit fat

Remarin Ah yes, thanks. I usually go around 2000 but after I'm done sketching I crop to whatever I think looks good. But sure it makes sense you'd be able to make more details on a bigger canvas.

Melody White Wolf I know I'm not Remarin :'> but i what i did was just practise I think Remarin also practised

@@Noah-wt9so Ok thanks 😊😊😊

The first one was roughly 1 hour, the second on was 2 hours 30 min :> The first is a bit rougher drawn, less cleaned up, less detailed - there is also a price difference between the two. I like giving commissioners art options on a spectrum at different price ranges for different quality-levels!

She uses Photoshop elements.10, it's in the description ;3

Thnx dead puff

@@Noah-wt9so at this point you probably know this, but Photoshop is expensive for a lot of people

Yeah so I’ll probably be saving but .... NOW I HAVE A BROKEN PHONE WAAAAAAAAAAA 😰😰😰😰😰😰😰😰😰

@@Noah-wt9so pretty sure the payments are monthly? Maybe? I didn't do research :/

I would love to record myself drawing in a sketchbook at some point, but I have absolutely no idea how to improvise a set-up for the filming of it :'0 It's not like I can just hold my phone with one hand while drawing - knowing that I have a tendency to get shaky hands. I once tried just stacking up books next to me, and set my phone on the top of the pile with the camera-bit hangin out, but as soon as I would try using my eraser, the whole thing would shake. Thus that's still a work in progress :'3 And yeah, I hope to do more voice-over videos, but at the moment I'm trying to figure out how to stop myself from rambling halfway through. I want it to be a quick and easy process, without the video ending up being 30 minutes long. Lots of things to still figure out >:0

I get you, sorry if i seemed rude >.

Well I'm not sure there would be much to see, I rarely have a saved version of all the separated layers when I'm all done. When I finish I either have just the latest save ( and since I try to save regularly it would usually be after I've merged the whole thing already to 1 layer to make color adjustments) or I just have an extra save of the character and background separated (in case the commissioner wants a version with transparent background) I don't like to clutter my computer with unnecessary separate save-files, but I'm planning to someday go through my process with explanations; I'd guess that that would be more insightful than a pdf showing the character and the background in separate layers. Though if I ever post pdfs of artwork, it probably wouldn't be of commissioned pieces ;3 since I don't own the characters featured in commissions, it would be a bit disrespectful toward the paying commissioner to just do whatever I want with the artwork without asking them for permission.