I tried drawing along with Yoneyama Mai to get better at illustration | Copy Drawing

Hello the grain is added using 50% gray on overlay then grain. It's a very old technique people use. Since at 50% grey on overlay the value will not change at all and so does color since it is grey on overlay. Only the grain will show up after filter since the grain have different value than 50% grey

wow you really tried

When you accidentally call him she....

Tppo the kakashi of the digital art world

Hey i want the brushes. How can i get these for myself?

Can you do this using illustrator or is this only photoshop?

Awesome process + free psd files , this man is generous

Any idea why a lot of artists like to add a noise filter on top of their picture? I don't dislike it or anything, just wondering. Is it just for flair or is there a deeper reason?

Great illustration

Did I find a treasure? Your channel is a lifesaver!! Instantly subscribed!

Personally, both in drawing and editing the curve was fkn op for PS users

The best way to learn is by copying others. If there's a special method or the best way to learn how to draw, copying is the key. Some ppl said copying is bad for your progress but that's fkn toxic poison, Experience is the best teacher and copying other's is the best way to get experience. You learn what you can and can't do, you learn what you should do and how you should do it. Just don't admit something that's not yours.

Binging through all your videos right now and really loving them.
I wish I could paint half as good as any artist presented here and my red/green and blue/purple color blindnesses aren't exactly helping, but it's really inspiring nevertheless.

A tip I can suggest toward people is to start with thin lineart and then thicken the lines as you go. Even when doing copy drawings, if you try to immediately replicate the same thick lines as the original, you may accidentally go overboard and be forced to erase. However, this can ruin some parts. So by starting with thin lines and thickening them as you progress, you can view what the thick lines do to the whole image rather than just that isolated part for that moment.

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As an aspiring artist... I think it's great time to steal from her.

I am new to digital art
And I want to learn about it
Can someone give me a road map :)
(I am absolute beginner)

Is it ok to make a video about color theory based on you're practices? thank you so much for the helpful videos

Thankyou