If You're a Beginner Artist - WATCH THIS! 

Thank you very much!

You can still call yourself that, yes ;)

I really don’t understand why people call themselves ‘self-taught’ as a title of achievement. The title suggests that you’re unwilling to seek help or get advice on your art?

Assalamualaikum Bhai, I'm amazed to see your work. I have some knowledge of Photoshop (like photo manipulation) . Can u guide me how to develop my skills in ur way ? Jazak ALLAH

Glad you found it helpful! Thank you!

I also was learning for around 3-4 years and only recently have started making actually good stuff, the thing is that it is a very long journey, but you don't really feel the sense of time. You keep working, take a break, switch to something else, get inspired, start again and so on in circles until you realize that you've been drawing for years, and now you have an actual taste and intuition. You'll get there, just keep coming back to it and don't overload yourself at the moment.

don't think, do it if you enjoy it.

Wow, thank you!!

Thanks, will do!

Glad you enjoyed it!

My pleasure!

Glad it was helpful!

Great to hear your thoughts! :) thanks for sharing!

Thank you!!

That’d be cool!!!

Any time!

Thanks for watching!

You got this Laurent!!!

My pleasure!

Thank you! Cheers!

No way!!

You’re most welcome 🙏🏻

Glad to hear that! DM me on Insta about the brushes

Thanks for watching!

Thank you!! 🙌🏻

So glad you found this helpful! 🙏🏻

Appreciated!!

Noted!

In my own personal experience, 1080p works good if the size is 13 inches or so. But for bigger tablets, it’s better to have at least 2k

Might create a tutorial doing this on an ipad as well! 😁

@@ImadAwan oh shit…. You do that, and it’s game over. You will end up creating a whole new generation of artists. iPad apps For 3D Model Posing & Photo Manipulation: *Shot Pro* you can animate here as well, it’s a pre-vision app. powerful. I use it daily for game mechanic prototyping and game design documents. *Magic Poser* just posing models *Affinity Photo V2* photo editing/manipulation) it’s good alternative to photoshop - powerful. Your brushes will work on it. Photoshop on iOS is crappy. Don’t use it, you will be disappointed - Affinity Photo is centuries better.

Noted! :)

Thank you so much!

Better late than never!!

Hello I am not imad but I am a professor of art. Specifically concept art and previsualization. And trust me when I say I know industry leaders that sometimes feel this. It's a sort of stage fright sometimes by a lack of confidence or by a lack of that initial insperational drive that kicks in at thr start of a work and the more tedious aspects of art show through. Unfortunately the best advice I have is to hunker down and keep going. Art isn't just about passion it's also about determination and flexibility. You need to press on and keep going. It sucks yes but the tedious weird parts of the art are important for many artstyles. Judging by your comment you are not worried about thumbnailing, composition, layout, blocking in, etc etc and are looking for help with handling rendering and keeping up motivation. First off determine your focal points/points of interest. You want the most bang for your buck. The focal points need the most detail. The face is often the most important thing in portraiture. Depending on the artist you are you can ether dump time into those areas first or last. Outside of those areas you don't need much in the way of details. Just suggestions of such. Look at old oil paintings and often you will find that details away from the focal points are half done or almost impressionistic. When you want to add details look up references. Whether it is items you have or photos online. This is the age of the internet use every resource to your advantage. All else fails...photobash or use projectors. There is little reason to get upset about cheating in art. Johannes Vermeer is a well respected artist from the Baroque Period that is suspected of using comparator mirrors, the camera lucida and camera obscura to produce his work. As long as you change it enough.

@@NameIsDoc thanks for the advice.. i agree with the points you mentioned and i have no issue with the cheating part as i dont judge others by that as long as the end results are fascinating but for me being a passionate artist, i find bulk of my pleasure in procedure so the more complicated it gets, more it fascinates me may be that the reason i lack finishing touch in my paintings? But as you said it's fine to use resources then i might do that at least to reach a point where i find myself good enough to do it by myself

Daz 3d and Blender

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@@ImadAwan thank you very much :)

Never tried:)

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I’ll check! Thanks for letting me know!

Haha, it’s Marks and Spencer

Render them separately or render a clown pass for easy selection. Rendering as separate assets is what would be more useful.

Yeah I render them separately

I think you'll develop your skills and learn a lot. But if you think taking one course will turn you into a full pro, that'd be a bit unrealistic. :)

@@ImadAwan thanks

Thank you

Thanks

Don’t let it bother you. Continue what you love to do.

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Thank you!

Updated!

Yess

@@ImadAwan thank you bro make a course your and explain everything about art who you know

I can confirm! yes!

Great suggestion!

Haha, 11 minutes long. But people only watches 4 minutes of this video on average;)

@@ImadAwan Instan gratification age, eh? I'd personally love to see longer vids, that could be studied.

Lol,