[TIMELAPSE PROCESS 25] 🎨 ◆ 🌊🌊 Werecrocodile Kineticist 

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it found me and i am following now :) maybe it helps when you have clip studio paint in the title or other terms like digital painting? a lot of people search for the programm itself.

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The truth is that I'm quite messy with layers, I admit it hahaha . It may all look neat in the process, but when it comes to arranging layers, the truth is that I'm pretty lazy 😅

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Thank you so much! And yes, it took a lot longer than usual, but it was worth it I think 😂

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Is there a way to separate and name the stages of the process? It's actually easier to understand that I think about it ;_;

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@@sunmazu3470 It's also something I want to do. I'll try to keep that in mind for future videos! =)

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I assure you that, the software or tool you use is not relevant, it matters how the artist uses it. I use Clip Studio because I feel that it makes it much easier for me to draw than other programs. Everyone finds comfort in different tools

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Thank you! And yes, I have been trying to use more the lasso for a long time, but I still can't get used to it. I know how much it can help in certain circumstances, and I hope to be able to use it more at some point. There are many things that I still need to learn, to feel more confident in what I do, and one of them is the lasso

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Yeah, they are very helpful. But you're right, unfortunately Clip Studio still doesn't add the Grayscale display option, and it's something I hope they include soon, because it's very useful. But at least for me, the pros are still much more than the cons regarding other programs like Photoshop. Clip suits me a lot for my work process, despite those details that it doesn't have yet.

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Muchísimas gracias! Y sí, los últimos videos han tenido un recibimiento que no me esperaba, sobre todo este jajaja. Se agradece mucho el apoyo de estos días, eso motiva a seguir! Y sí, a mi me encanta hacer criaturas, así que ten por seguro que vendrán más

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@@feig1990 ia tu sabe jaaj

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I thought I was good at drawing, but you put me in my place. You are damn talented sir! Your work is very inspiring, I will follow your channel with interest. 👍😲

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I'mso happy that my work inspires you! Many times I also sought inspiration by watching the work of others. Thank you so much!

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@@feig1990 do you also give tutorials of the complete process. Would love to take them

@@digvijaysood6461 I hope I can try that type of material. It's part of what I want to do in the future. Just as I'm also thinking about doing some live drawings 🤔

hahahha thanks!

@@feig1990 how long did it take you to draw it ?

@@LegionSnaiper135 It took me about 24-25 hours to finish this crocodile, but it normally takes about 15 hours for creatures like this 🤔

@@feig1990 well yeah considering you drawn a few other versions with different posture water position etc. Im learning to draw myself complete beginner even dropped video games thanks to world of Art and 2D/3D animation))))

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Thanks a lot! 🫰🏻🫰🏻 I'm glad you like my work and my channel. Regarding what you ask to me, it is something that I have in mind to be able to do at some point. It would be a good idea to make video tutorials from time to time on materials, textures and that kind of thing. If the channel continues to grow like it has been up to now, I'll be able to dedicate more and more time to it and do that kind of stuff.ñ 😁

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Thank you so much! I'm glad you like it 😁. And yes, it is quite difficult to make crocodiles hahaha, of all the Werecreatures that I had to make for this job, without a doubt the most difficult was this one, but at the same time, it was the one that I liked the most in the end

I can only say that the most important thing to learn is perseverance, and to continue drawing every day, and more importantly, be willing to make mistakes, because from those mistakes you learn a lot. And patience, learning takes time, and never ends. I've been doing this for 10 years and I still feel like I still have a lot to learn.

Thank you! This one in particular take me around 25 hours. Normally take me 14-18 hours, but I liked this crocodile so much that I ended up dedicating many more hours to it. 🤣

@@feig1990 😱 25 hours?! Well it was definitely worth it in the end, he looks great!! Idk if I could have the same patience 🤣

@@Levin_125 I also thought that hahaha, but when you enjoy doing the illustration so much, you don't realize how time passes 😂

@@feig1990 That’s very true 😆

Thank You! Took me around 25 hours 🤔

Thank you so much! =) It's a basic round brush, almost the same as the default ones, with maximum hardness, and pressure sensitive opacity at approximately 50%, not much more than that.

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Thanks! And that's a good question 😂even I ask myself sometimes hahaha. If I think about it, I think there is no practical reason to do it. In fact, that is precisely why this piece took me several hours longer than usual. At times I think it's wasted time, but I think it goes beyond that. I'm still discovering my style and my most comfortable workflow, and within that search, there are certain times when with some illustrations, especially like this one that was made for a client, I don't feel 100% sure of what I will do, and I think that making the Lineart more detailed helps me better to visualize in my head what I'll have to paint later. So yes, I think that in a way, making the drawing more detailed on certain occasions serves as a support point to feel more confident in the next step, so as not to get stuck in the process.

@@feig1990 Gotcha! It actually kinda makes sense, that making all more clear to yourself results in easier workflow in later part of the process, rather than if started working from messier linework. Love the vids, gonna definitely watch more of them. Will you ever do them with commentary? that might be interesting!

@@HoricHraje Many times it has happened to me that I tried to speed up the process, spending less time on the drawing, but then I got stuck in the final rendering and it took me longer, and I suffer more headaches trying to solve it hahaha, that's why I prefer to make sure. And yes, I hope in the future to be able add comments to the videos. Right now, it's a little difficult for me since it takes a lot more time to do it, and for now I don't have that time, but I hope that as the channel grows, I'll be able to do that 😁

I couldn't say exactly. In an answer I gave to another person, I commented on the fact that I often detailed the drawing more than necessary, as in this case, to feel more confident about the next steps I will take in the illustration, even when I later erase the lines. and redo it. I don't think I have a concrete answer, but I guess it's simple insecurity at certain times. In this case it took me many more hours than normal, and I suppose a large part of that is precisely because of this issue.

@@feig1990 thanks for the reply! I saw that comment too and understand the point about detailed linework. But i was mostly referring to when you painted over the scales at 8:27 when (in my opinion) they already looked really good. were you feeling unsatisfied with it and wanted to do the texture again?

@@_yoiro Oh I understand. More than being unhappy with the texture, I felt like I was losing volume in the body by focusing so much on the scales from the beginning, it was becoming very flat, and that's something I'm always struggling with hahahaha. After so many years, even today many times because I want to rush, or do things differently than I always do them, I end up at a point where I realize that it is better to return in the process and take another direction. I always try to mentalize to "start from the general and end in the detail", and in this case it was not like that, I wanted to start with the detail making the scales, and I had lost sight of the base, which was the volume and the basic shapes of the body

@@feig1990 ahh i see, i was thinking the end result was more cohesive too. and yes ive heard that mentality as well, i try to start my paintings zoomed out and gradually zoom in so as to not fuss over the details at the start. thanks so much for the detailed reply! your explanation is great haha

Thanks! And I don't deny that I would like to see a 3D version of this, but I could only say yes if it is only for personal use or for practice. If so, I don't see any problems with you doing so. Otherwise, unfortunately I cannot give that permission, since the illustration was made for a client, and does not belong to me.

It's Clip Studio Paint, and I use a computer with a non-display tablet Wacom Intuos Pro 😁

Thank You so much! 😁 I have downloaded most of the brushes I use from the clip studio free resource bank. I sometimes make some modifications to those same ones in the opacity, pressure, color density, etc., so that they fit my hand as best as possible.

@@feig1990 how awesome! Which brush do you use the most for your shading ? I'd love to take a look at them ! You're very inspiring

@@drake_sapphire In my last post in the community, I added the IDs of the brushes I use the most and what I use them for, so you can download them to the Clip Studio resource bank and try them out 😊

@@feig1990 that's very kind of you! Thank you very much . Can't wait to see more of you're amazing work

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Thank you! =) Unfortunately, I was looking for a while for where I downloaded that brush, but I couldn't find it in Clip Studio's resource bank, so it must have been a brush imported from Photoshop. From there it is almost impossible for me to know where it came from, because there are years and years of brushes involved hahahaha. But anyway, the brush has nothing special, it is practically the same as the default brush, with high hardness and only variation in opacity under pressure, nothing more.

@@feig1990 thanks for your replying

Thanks! =)

I'm using a Wacom Intuos pro medium 😁

It is a good idea. I didn't want to do it since I take up a extra screen for the references hahaha, it would take up half the video for that xD but maybe I could show the reference board at the beginning or end of the video. It's an idea that I'm going to analyze for future videos I make. Thank you! =)

hahaha thank you so much! This work took me around 24-25 hours, but on this one in particular, it took me a lot longer than usual. Normally it takes me between 12-15 hours.

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@@JarbitsOsolador Thank You! I work on a 40x40 cm canvas with 300 DPI of resolution

@@feig1990 thank you, but in pixels is?

@@JarbitsOsolador If I remember correctly, it's 4724x4724

@@feig1990 thank you so much

I have downloaded all the brushes I use from Clip Studio itself for free. There are many very interesting brushes! 😁

Nope, it's Clip Studio Paint 🤩

Nope, it's Clip Studio Paint 😊

I don't think I can understand what you mean 🤔 😅

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