HOW TO ILLUSTRATE AN ARCTIC CHARR | For Wild's Sake Behind The Scenes | Episode 1

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Join us for this rare behind the scenes look at how artist Chase Bartee creates his scientific illustration of fish, from the ground up.
In episode 1 we cover the rare Blueback Trout (Salvelinus Alpinus Aquossa). This illustration is featured in our new series, For Wild's Sake: The Rare Trout Chronicles. You can view the first two episodes here!
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@gillenjesse 2 года назад

It's even more comforting that you do the illustrations left handed

@slik-0974 2 года назад

Lefties rise up

@mainesalmonangleroutdoors 2 года назад

What an incredible painting! Honestly, Maine's IFW should use your arctic char painting instead of the current one for the fish ID on their website. This is by far the best one I have ever seen for the species

@flyfishingphotoproject 2 года назад

"I hope you find this..." ...amazing. I find it amazing. Incredible work man!

@ernieflynn5124 Год назад

Best fish illustration I've ever seen. Absolutely amazing. Thanks for sharing your talent.

@alanmagana1927 2 года назад

This was the perfect way to start a Sunday morning. Thank you for your content

@richardalvord2848 2 года назад

Thanks for sharing your skill and techniques with us watercolor hackers . You and Karen Talbot keep us long haulers motivated . Although 75 now , I love a 50 hour piece . Next up.... my name sake The Alvord Cutthroat , listed as extinct . Bummer.

@vicbanks9079 2 года назад

What a process, Phew!! I worked in an internationally known natural history museum, and I have to say your scientific illustration ranks right up there. But it's exhausting even to watch. So do tell, from start to finish, how many hours did it take? Congrats, way to go!

@DumpsterMarcus 2 года назад

Just wow!!! The process is crazy cool, you have amazing skills!! 🤙 love going to Maine so beautiful their

@cephasmcpher67peteroutdoorspip 2 года назад

Chase that is amazing. The time, effort and dedication thrown in with a load of talent are what can bring a fish to life on paper using the Artist as it's catalist. Great work.

@dianekey4780 Месяц назад

Amazingly beautiful art! Thank you for sharing the detailed work!

@arnehefer5749 2 года назад

please do a video like this for every species you find in this series

@BJ_PLATZ 6 месяцев назад

Thank you for such dedication to this style - absolutely amazing!

@PotterPalace509 6 месяцев назад

How lovely! So cool to see behind the scenes!

@vt2lachris 2 года назад

I remember reading (during the pond name reveal debates) somewhere in a thread that viewers don’t always watch the entire film. I was surprised by the number. I couldn’t look away watching this, once the drawing began. From the scales; oh man. To the anal fin detail and around all the fins to the tail; so impressively detailed. Anyway, I was glued to it the entire process and plan to share with some aspiring artists (including my mom who recently started sketching and is now dabbling in watercolor). I have an Arctic Char mount from a trip north of Great Bear Lake in Canada’s NWT and always wish the taxidermist had captured it’s beautiful details better. Bravo Chase. Beautiful work. You and Amy have many talents and I appreciate you sharing them with us.

@Jadesfishing 2 года назад

That’s dope chase!! I like the trick with using the paper towel. I’m ashamed I’ve never thought of that lol. A helpful tip for Timelapse I’ve found is shooting in aperature priority then removing the flicker in post. Love your guys videos. Cheers!

@andrewchapman2491 2 года назад

liked it a lot....what an effort to find and catch one...then illustrate..impressive. thank you

@anfictione5933 Год назад

WOW! how amazing and detailed work , and very relaxing to watch plus great simple tips , please more videos like these , greetings from Chile

@CrazyAboutFlyFishing 2 года назад

This is amazing to watch

@akmalramlan 2 года назад

That's satisfying to watch!

@chrisperia3920 2 года назад

That’s incredible! Thank you for sharing your process!

@theinvasivespecies1119 Месяц назад

Outstanding

@BoxTunnel Год назад

Outstanding! I'm currently trying to paint a rainbow trout here in the UK and I can bloody well guarantee I will not be illustrating each scale!

@mantismamba 2 года назад

Incredible! Bravo!

@mwcarl2004 2 года назад

Wow, love the process. Gives me even more appreciation for the work you do!

@oakleytrecartin6524 2 года назад

Unreal looks awesome

@Baysics_N_Beyond 2 года назад

Thank you for sharing! Great work!

@northernbully 6 месяцев назад

This has helped me immensely. I thank you for sharing the process 🙏

@michaeljensen7896 2 года назад

Love scientific illustration! Awesome educational video 🙌🏻

@brandybeckholm8412 Год назад

Oh! Good work.

@HookAndAnvil 2 года назад

That was very satisfying to watch!

@valentin9993 2 года назад

Thank you very much for sharing. I wanted to start scientific illustration for a long time, this convinces me to try

@Scovophoto 2 года назад

Wow, just wow.

@jamesestinnett22 Год назад

truly interesting. i am impressed.

@justkeephiking6525 2 года назад

I'm so pumped to have found this video! That was super informative. I've done a few watercolor fish paintings but have been basically stumbling along on my own. I'm totally inspired to try to take it to the next level now. I look forward to your next one.

@TightLoops 2 года назад

Awesome! So glad it could help. As an artist, this kind of thing has always been invaluable to me. Glad to be able to to contribute to someone else journey. More illustration videos to come, stay tuned!

@g.j.1100 2 года назад

Master of masters!

@whsandrewcraigo5656 2 года назад

This was great!!!, Chum Salmon should be on your list for your next fish.

@ondafly6504 2 года назад

Artists are always the hardest on themselves! Absolutely awesome work!

@beautiful-earth-24000 2 года назад

Terrific! Beautifully rendered, and thanks for sharing your process.

@FishingWithBoyt 2 года назад

More of these videos please. As an artist and a fisherman this is pure gold and was a great watch.

@joshualanglais613 2 года назад

Hell yeah! Thanks for sharing, dude.

@liameverett7205 2 года назад

You have an insane talent my friend...more of these please!

@danieltyler2225 2 года назад

Very cool!

@RyanBlaschkeArt 2 года назад

I love this, do more please!!!

@mattsweet7918 2 года назад

Simply amazing painting. A master with the paint brush as well as the fly rod.

@johnpenoyar6416 2 года назад

Thank you! Amazing to see you render all that detail so well. Beautiful fish, beautiful illustration!

@zinksadventures4578 2 года назад

omg this was mesmerizing to watch you have amazing talent

@FlyandFeather 2 года назад

Been wanting this forever! Thank you for a video that explains the process, as I have made some poor illustrations in the past.

@asiaonthefly4494 2 года назад

Thank you for making this video. After seeing your paintings in other videos I bought a watercolor set. Used to do some drawing years ago and now I want to get back into it.

@VitoVall88 2 года назад

Awesome so much talent and patience looks great!

@acerobst1147 Год назад

Excellent video, and excellent illustration too! 👍🙂

@stanislasbarrier4253 2 года назад

Thanks to sharing that. that really interresting and amazing. Great job

@jamesbeaudry2032 2 года назад

Amazing work. You should be proud of your art for sure.

@daveblanton2044 2 года назад

Fascinating stuff. Great to see the insane amount of detail required . Well done !

@cleoinacio4927 2 года назад

This is amazing! I just started a brown trout, and this is super helpful!

@gradywright 2 года назад

Thank you for sharing this. I admire and appreciate your abilities to create something like this and for the inspiration to try and create something myself.

@henryjessicahenley3634 2 года назад

Great work, and very rewarding. Thank you for sharing. Gives me inspiration,

@paulbugeja5425 2 года назад

Incredible! I loved watching the detailed process and look forward to receiving my print ordered via the NFC site and seeing it on my wall.

@how_nate_rolls4603 2 года назад

Just received my copy of your ‘Yellowstone journal’ print with the Yellowstone cutty, Indian paintbrush, etc. Truly amazing. I’ll be ordering more. Love what you’re doing in all media.

@PJLeeZackovski 2 года назад

I can't wait for the next one. I love it! I think I watched it three times... Thank you for sharing.

@joshritz9923 2 года назад

Awesome work guys, both the editing and paintings were a pleasure to watch, thanks for sharing the magic.

@nickkolesnik5054 2 года назад

As an artist. I ABSOLUTELY LOVE THIS.

@nolanrodarte5997 2 года назад

Enjoyed this video very much! Funny, interesting and the fish painting.. WOW.. Gorgeous! Great job! Looking forward to the next one!

@gladeswarden7016 2 года назад

Excellent!! More of this please.

@TightLoops 2 года назад

Thanks! More coming!

@NorthernRetreat 2 года назад

You do amazing work on so many levels. Glad to be along for the ride.👍

@kulaca2008 2 года назад

Well done, Chase! I'm a professional artist and fly angler myself, but I could never make it though painting all those tiny scales (or hairs or blades of grass either, for that matter). Look me up if you're cruising the CA coast in the future, and I'll show you how to catch surf perch and stripers on our beaches. Tight loops 4eva.

@dannyb.9721 2 года назад

Can't believe your hand doesn't cramp up while laying down the scales. You....are a patient (and very talented) man!!

@lambertsaldi1550 2 года назад

Awesome work wow 👍👍🎏 The Vermonter

@TitusLivy777 2 года назад

Interesting! Thanks!

@ScottysGoneWalkabout 2 года назад

Mate, that is incredible! What an awesome job. As an illustrator myself, I can appreciate all the hard work you put into it, particularly those scales. That doesn’t look fun at all haha. Looking forward to your next vid!

@kooleleen 2 года назад

💯👏👏 Amazing work!! Incedible! Really nice to see. I love the timelapses. I do some myself and know how toublesome it can be. So it is much appreciated. Thanks!

@nathanielleach5074 2 года назад

Holy faakkk guys. Mainer here. Caught a few char myself. Absolutely loving all of your content. Unreal quality throughout.

@kingfisherfd2 2 года назад

Excellent, I like how you mention the scaling process is a mental game. Tedious to do but makes a big difference in the end result.

@LB7EJ_Bjorn_Otto 2 года назад

Great work! Very interesting to actually see the whole process of making the drawing/water colour. Looking forward to the rest of the films in this series. Tight lines from Norway.

@bradleyzanteson2571 2 года назад

This was so interesting!

@JoelTremblayCA 2 года назад

Such an awesome series! Love the work you guys do. So much talent! I hope to see an Aurora Trout episode some day :)

@DH-ry2ho 2 года назад

I have a print in my office of your work- brook trout! Exceptional work! This makes me even more appreciative.

@jeffleary1598 2 года назад

Wow very nice

@calebfisher7690 2 года назад

Please do more!!!!

@ncbirdwatch5992 2 года назад

Beautiful Chase! I’ve tried doing a trout with watercolor and though it turned out ok it is really inspiring to see how you went about the process. Especially the super fine details of the scales and the layers of colors to get the head right on point. I learned so much and I’m looking forward to seeing you do more illustrations in watercolor. I just tripped over your RU-vid page looking for fly fishing videos and can’t believe my luck of finding a fly fisher like myself who also does watercolor of his catch! Super pumped!!

@C.Y.22 2 года назад

I sat back with a cup of bean juice (coffee), and lost myself in this vid! Honestly an incredible talent man! So stoked to see the next video in your amazing journey! Would you ever consider putting all of your prints into a book?

@FreakofNature1 2 года назад

Just Incredible! You and your wife are insanely talented and super inspiring individuals. I hope to one day have your level of visual story telling skills🙌 And although I will more than likely never paint or draw this video should be watched by all, just to see the hard work behind such a beautiful piece! Well done🍻👊

@barrieparker200 2 года назад

Watched this and instantly thought I reckon I could do that, makes an attempt, instantly realised I’ve managed to slightly better my nursery school paintings 😂 loved the video!! Amazing art work! Can we have more videos like this?

@rosewallen2256 2 года назад

Thank you we work very similarly. I also do my trout illustrator in water color.

@davemarler2795 2 года назад

The process is very interesting. The time lapse is hard to watch. Loving the series.

@JacobSimpson 2 года назад

That's amazing! I hope to try this soon. It looks so good! Have you ever tried watercolor pencils? I've used them some and they have a lot of potential and they're fun to use

@greenwoodsbushhogging6704 2 года назад

Hand craps... I got hand cramps from this... 😂 Amazing work my friend.

@Aroundthebendadventures 2 года назад

This was amazing. Is there a specific training track ive been dragging my feet on my Art credits for my BS what skills would you recomend or was it all self taught.

@kurtfinlayson5238 2 года назад

Awesome! What depth and flies did you use to catch your "model"?

@BradKnapp 2 года назад

Fish nerds: unite and take over!

@nicholasbaker8158 2 года назад

When is the next episode being released, the first two were great.

@Sceptnado 2 года назад

I'm wondering this too... the first two were released a week apart, now it's been 6!

@OlufsWaterview 2 года назад

Super interesting - beautiful illustration. I finished a brook trout in acrylic last year that I had been ‘working on’ for years (work on - put down for months - so on). I like how it turned out but not nearly the detail you had here. Do you ever do a clear coat over top?

@sampoultney7373 2 года назад

Thanks Chase for this. Like you, it is what I am looking for, when wanted to get into fish illustrations. I did start my first illustration attempt with a Windermere Arctic charr; using colour pencils (watercolours scary me abit) but work and my landscape drawings took over, so after seeing this, I must get back on it. I guess I am in the Paul Vecsei school at the mo. I look forward to the rest of the bts vids, especially the new mexico/red bands 😊 P.S: is it photoshop/light room for the digital rule?

@richardgill9484 2 года назад

I'd be so tempted to drawn the outline in a vector programme so that I could create a scale pattern to copy/paste and build up, then print onto the watercolour paper😬I suppose that's the problem with working in a digital would. However, there's just no substitute for watercolour and I'm really looking forward to the next video in this series. Nice work indeed.

@battistebuono2530 2 года назад

That was absolutely fascinating Chase! As an amateur illustrator myself, I was really interested in watching your process. I use colored pencils, and primarily illustrate brook trout. I'm curious, do you actually count the scales on your reference and replicate that in your illustration? I'm looking forward to more like this...

@FroBritt 2 года назад

Incredible to observe the process through the artist’s eye. Obviously a labor of love and I will be sharing this to all my artist friends on IG/FB. Chase, do you sell your OGs? And/or accept commissions? It would certainly be a privilege to hang one of your originals on a wall with other masters’ works. Thank you for sharing. Agree with another poster’s sentiment that this was a great way to start Sunday!

@thibautbizard8282 2 года назад

😍

@Retired-nohurry 2 года назад

So much patience

@mackieredd5503 Год назад

Love your work and am learning so much from your videos. If I may ask? What is the program you use on your computer to help with getting proportions right? Thanks for sharing your work and your methods.

@TightLoops Год назад

Thanks!! I’m just using photoshop, with an overlay of a ruler I made from scratch (using the pen tool, and exterior grids for spacing reference). I then scale that ruler to fit my photograph. Getting good flat images of a fishes profile is key for this working. I then just move the ruler around in photoshop to get measurements, then transfer them to my real life ruler on the page. This is the best workflow for me being mobile with nothing but a laptop. If you had a printer at home you could print images, use grids etc to transfer proportions as well.

@mackieredd5503 Год назад

@@TightLoops Wow, how cool that you even got back to me so, thanks tons. Great info. I too only have a laptop. This is so very helpful. Thanks again Wow. Pease be safe out there and keep em coming..