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petite-madame · 6 months

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I look at your art and i cannot even comprehend how you do it. Do you use procreate? what brushes do you use? I’m deeply in love with your work

Hi anon

Thank you so much for your message and for taking the time to contact me. 💗 Sorry about the late reply, I was quite busy in the past two weeks. 😳

Ok! So, to answer your question, I very rarely use Procreate. I used it a bit when I installed it on my iPad one-two years ago: it was exciting and new but I must admit that now, I work mainly on Photoshop. Don't get me wrong, Procreate is an amazing app, you can create tons of effects but I'm much more confortable with Photoshop. However, this artwork and this one were created using mainly Procreate.

More recently (= about 10 days ago 🤓), I bought an app called Rebelle 6 that emulates oil painting and watercolors. I used it on this Sherlock portrait but also on this one on Twitter. If you see this kind of textures in my art from now on, it's thanks to this app.

These were the exceptions, though. As far as the rest is concerned, I use Photoshop CS6 with an Xp-pen tablet. I tried all kind of brushes but the ones I always come back to give my artworks an "old painting" effect are the Mar-ka brushes and the Deharme brushes. (look at this artist's DA page, you have several sets of brushes available). However, sometimes, I change the settings: I add more texture, change the spacing, the brush dynamic, etc…(everything can be found in the PS brush settings). You have to see what works best for you.

On some artworks, I also add a paper texture a bit like the one below, at a low opacity (layer: soft light). Make sure it's a bit grainy and don't hesitate to adjust it using the "brightness/contrast" or "levels" tools.

However, the opacity and the paper vary according to the artwork. What can work for one artwork is not going to work for another one because of the lighting, the exposure, the effects you want to give. You'll have to try different textures and opacities to reach the effect you want.

The rest is…my style. 🤓 I did a post HERE about how I draw realistic portraits and HERE about a step by step (it was several years ago though so I don't talk about textures, just how I block colors and how I draw realistically).

I hope I managed to answer your question. Thank you for enjoying my work so much and see you at the end of the week with a Stede Bonnet portrait (and then, I'll go on a break to rest a bit ^^)

#pmasks #arttechnique

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maryjabens · 1 year

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I find shadows far more fun to explore and the sunlight is the ribbon holding the surprise together! Listen to the Colors 12x9” oil #art #artcollectors #fineart #chantelbarber #pleinairsalon #awardwinning #expressionist painting #expressionism #contemporaryartist #arttechnique #mood #emotiveart #emotiveportrait #awardwinningartist #portraitsocietyofamerica #liveartfully #paintyourlife #oilpainting #pleinairpainting #pleinairpainter #autumnvibes #fallcolors https://www.instagram.com/p/CksX9UiOsLV/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

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bruzelaproject · 1 year

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Pack 3 #arttip #arttipsandtricks #arttips #drawingtutorial #drawingtime #drawingtutorials #drawingtechnique #arttechniques #arttechnique #tutorial #drawingtutorial #arttutorial #arttutor #arttutorials✏️🎨 #artteachers #artteachersofinstagram #arttutorials #arttoday #arttutorials✏️🎨 #pendrawing #penart #pensketch #sketchaday #sketchdaily https://www.instagram.com/p/Cp4PwvNuZFT/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

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melisendevector · 1 year

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🎨 Are you someone who loves to experiment with colors while creating art? If yes, then you may be familiar with the struggle of trying to maintain a consistent color scheme throughout your artwork. Sticking to a color scheme can make your artwork look cohesive and visually appealing ✨ To begin, choose a color scheme that you want to work with. You can use complementary colors, monochromatic colors, or analogous colors. Once you've decided on the color scheme, start filling out the sketchbook spread using only those colors 🎨⭐️ By completing this exercise, you'll not only improve your color usage skills but also create a beautiful piece of art that you can be proud of. So, pick up your sketchbook and start exploring the wonderful world of colors! 🌈☀️✨ Tools I use @tombow.france Fudenosuke brush pen @ohuhuart markers @fabercastellfrance Polychromos pencils . . . . . #arttips #colortheory #artpractice #colorpalette #artinspiration #creativity #arttherapy #colorfulart #colorstudy #artworkshop #arttechnique #artmaterials #tombowfudenosuke #ohuhumarkers #fabercastellpolychromos #sketchbookart #artchallenge #artcommunity #arteducation #artforall #artistsoninstagram #artworld #colorfulcreations #artoftheday #artlove #creativeprocess #artisticexpression #artpassion (à Paris, France) https://www.instagram.com/p/Cpf0YSZoZ0u/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

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egoproof · 1 year

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Today is one day. 1️⃣ And we on it in the background. 💪 I’ve been frustrated as hell at trying to figure out a 🎨 technique that’s in my head but hasn’t translated properly to reality. 😠 Sh drives me crazy. 🫠 Last night, after another failure, I was thinkin’ about a good friend who’s way more experienced and successful than I am. 🤗 Today, he called me from Germany to shoot the shhhh, and I asked him about it. 🇩🇪 In his thick German accent, he goes, “IM-POSS-I-BLE.” While I like to think nothing is impossible, I figure he’s right after endless googling and queries and experiments. 😧 Don’t ever be afraid to bounce ideas off other people. That’s what homies are there for, among everything else. 🤝 The good news is that I was forced to start thinking outside the box and figured out an alternative, even though in my mind, it won’t be as good as my original plan. 🤷 But, nobody else has to know that, amiright? 🤣 Pictured is a post-up for the famalam in Oakland, CA. ❤️ . . . . . #artistatwork #artistsofinstagram #instaartist #arttechnique #arttechniques #inspiredartist #creativelife #artoninstagram #egoproof (at Oakland, California) https://www.instagram.com/p/CmZjl1hJ3yN/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

#artistatwork #artistsofinstagram #instaartist #arttechnique #arttechniques #inspiredartist #creativelife #artoninstagram #egoproof

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ranarh · 2 years

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I have a rocky relationship with collage. I do love the technique, but few other media feel to me like I'm not taking things seriously. Which is odd because it does require precision and planning, probably more than just painting where I can always add another layer. Still, there's a lingering feeling of being childish. I have identified one part of it as being unhappy with the lack of immersion - being a fantasy/scifi illustrator, I usually try to provide a window into another world, which seems impossible with collage unless presenting "in-world" art.

In these examples, I have used materials from simply adding yarn to the dreaming cat and good old patterned paper to the lady with fans, but also old keyboard foils to the blue portrait, or metal and adding crochet directly into the paper for the lady in black, and also punching holes into that one.

What do you think about collage? Do you use it often or never?

#collage #fantasyart #artdiscussion #arttechnique #painting #artmaterials

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kaleidoscopevisualart · 4 months

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📌 Colorful Geometrical Symmetry Visual #colorful #geometric #kaleidoscopevisuals #カレイドスコープ

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gallery-youngblood · 2 years

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Do you know what mola art is??

Molas are handmade textiles from Panama and they use this incredible technique called the reverse appliqué technique!

You will not expect what the symbols actually mean!

Read our blog to find out! https://www.kurtyoungbloods.com/post/molas-fabric-art

#fabric #sewing #artsy #interiorart #textile #panama #arttechniques #sanantonio #art #pictureframes #artforsale #artislife #homedecor

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creative-artist-lab8 · 30 days

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kaleidoscopeshortvideos · 5 months

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Visual Art Videos 📌 https://www.youtube.com/@KaleidoscopeVisuals

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monriatitans · 6 months

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petite-madame · 4 days

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Hey ! I have a little question : how do you start to draw ? I want to start but idk how-

And, for the digital art, what app to used for it ?

(I'm sorry for my bad english, it's not my first language, in fr :

Hey ! J'ai une petite question : comment on commence a dessiner ? J'aimerai commencer mais jsp comment-

Et, pour l'art digital/digital art, quel application utiliser ?)

Bonjour Anon ^^

Bonnes questions! 💗

On va y aller en français parce que, comme disait le Roi de France, "Car tel est notre plaisir" et puis parce que je l’ai déjà expliqué en anglais quelque part dans mon tag #arttechnique donc, pour une fois, la communication se fera en Langage de Grenouille. 🇫🇷

Pour commencer sache que tu as ouvert la boite de Pandore, la réponse va donc être longue. Alors, « comment on commence à dessiner ? ».

1 - Papier/Crayon. C’est loin d’être une plaisanterie, on commence avec un papier et un crayon. Pas besoin d'avoir du matériel sophistiqué et onéreux, j'ai commencé avec le crayon et le carnet à la con de chez Carrefour. De plus, quand tu vois ce que fait Alan Lee avec juste le dit crayon, tu n'as pas besoin de plus. C'est vraiment très bien pour s'exercer/démarrer. Après, si tu veux commencer directement en digital, tu peux le faire bien évidemment soit avec un iPad soit avec un ordinateur et une palette graphique mais très honnêtement, le papier/crayon offre une bonne base

2 - S'y mettre. Ça peut paraitre con comme conseil mais c'est comme à la piscine il va bien falloir rentrer dans l'eau, ne serait-ce que dans le petit bain. C'est bien beau d'avoir du matériel et de se répéter qu'on "va s'y mettre un jour" mais si on repousse l'échéance, ça ne va pas marcher. Il faut se convaincre que Rome ne s'est pas fait en un jour et qu'au début, ça va être tordu et que tu vas dessiner n’importe quoi. La procrastination au nom du perfectionnisme est un mal réel mais arriver à l'occulter est un belle victoire.

Pour ce faire, on commence doucement par gribouiller des choses qu'on aime. Conseil qui sonne sans doute comme une lapalissade absolue mais au début, je dis bien au début, on peut rester dans sa petite zone de confort pour booster la motivation. Tu aimes les chats ? Dessine un chat. Tu aimes les fleurs ? Dessine une pivoine. Tu aimes le ballet ET Emmanuel Macron ? Bref, tu sais ce qu'il te reste à faire (on ne kink shame pas, je suis sure qu’il y a des amateurs quelques part). Cependant, petit à petit, il va falloir prendre plus de risques et se forcer un peu à dessiner des choses qu'on n'aime moins pour progresser mais au commencement, il n'y a pas de mal à gribouiller Les Chevaliers du Zodiac, n'importe comment.

Le Chevalier du Poisson après s’être pris un mur. J'avais 8 ans ok ?

Bon, je mets un « cut » parce que ça ne va pas être gérable.

3 - Suivre des tutos et ne pas avoir peur de l'aspect technique surtout quand on commence à aborder l'anatomie et la perspective. Et c'est là, qu'il va falloir sortir un peu de sa zone de confort pour faire des exercices pour pratiquer les ombres et lumières, la perspective, comprendre les points de fuites, les poses dynamiques. Il y a plein de tutoriels sur YouTube, tu as aussi des bouquins mais je pense qu'une vidéo est plus parlante. C'est vraiment TRÈS utile. Tu as des vidéos comme "apprendre à dessiner" ou "perspective pour débutant", "la théorie des couleurs pour les nuls", etc...C'est là que tu vas voir que pour dessiner un chat, un visage, un bateau il y a des règles pour simplifier une forme, un visage, un corps. Alors oui, c'est chiant de dessiner 12 fois la même main ou la même sphère éclairée différemment mais ça sert. Bref, commencer à dessiner, ça va être commencer à comprendre comment transposer la réalité en « 3D » vers un support « 2D », la feuille ou le canevas Photoshop, peindre ce que l’on voit et non pas ce que l’on croit voir, décomposer les formes, comprendre les couleurs. Une fois encore, ça va prendre du temps, mais ça viendra.

Pareil pour les applis de dessin que tu vas utiliser si tu commences en digital. Si tu ne sais pas faire quelque chose, va suivre des tutos sur Youtube. Il y a aussi des reels sur Instagram qui ne sont pas mal du tout car ils montrent des "trucs" comme des raccourcis clavier ou des façons de modifier les pinceaux (brushes) de Photoshop ou Clip Studio Paint.

4 - S'exercer par gribouiller tout et n'importe quoi, faire des croquis de...cafetière, bouquin, chaussures, prise électrique, la petite cousine, le gros voisin, la dame du pressing. 1) c'est marrant et 2) les défis techniques ne sont pas toujours là où on le croit 3) ces exercices permettent de comprendre ce dont je te parlais plus haut s’agissant de la décomposition des formes ainsi que de la façon dont la lumière frappe les objets.

5 - Utiliser des références. Je ne le dirais jamais assez, utiliser des références n’est pas tricher ! Des illustrateurs confirmés comme Alex Ross ont un studio où ils prennent des photos de leurs assistants, leurs amis, eux-mêmes, pour avoir une base de travail. Si tu veux dessiner un bateaux pirate, va chercher une photo de bateau pirate sur Internet. On n’est pas « un vrai artiste » parce qu’on dessine de tête ou sans gommer. 🙃

6 - Travailler régulièrement pour progresser. Je sais c'est dur de trouver du temps avec le lycée, la fac, le boulot, les transports, la vie de famille, etc...mais le mieux est d'arriver à dessiner un peu régulièrement, ça sera plus efficace que deux heures toutes les deux semaines. Les cours de géo sur les bassins sédimentaires sont faits pour ça. J'AI RIEN DIT.

7 - Ne pas se décourager. Je me répète mais les artistes étant leurs pires critiques, le chemin vers la satisfaction va être long. Tu vas commencer par copier tes artistes préférés et ta tête va exploser car un jour tes dessins vont ressembler à Mucha et le lendemain ça sera à One Piece et le jour suivant Moebius ou un web-comic coréen. C'est encore plus dur pour les artistes débutants aujourd'hui car ils sont confrontés, Tiktok après Tiktok, tableau Pinterest après tableau Pinterest, à un déluge constant d'influences, à une stimulation artistique telle qu'elle en devient inaudible pour un cerveau toujours plus sollicité. Savoir ce qu'on veut, se concentrer, construire son style sans se perdre est, je pense, un des grands défis des artistes débutants en 2024.

C'était joliment dit. Merci d'avoir suivi Ce soir ou jamais, on se retrouve demain soir.

Il va surtout falloir que tu prennes en compte en tant que débutant que quand tu vas commencer, tes progrès vont être proche de ça :

Ils ne seront pas linéaires mais, tu progresseras. Un petit "art block" de temps en temps, du découragement, mais surtout beaucoup de joie et de satisfaction quand tu auras dessiné quelque chose qui te tiens à cœur pour la première fois, même si tu détesteras ce même dessin deux mois plus tard, c'est ça être un artiste, félicitations!

8 - Ne pas se comparer à des illustrateurs de folie. Paix à son âme mais si tu vois une vidéo du regretté Kim Jung Gi qui dessinait des fresques entières sans traits de construction, à main levée, tu vas te dire "Mais punaise, pourquoi j'essaie ?". N'y penses pas, fais ta vie, à ton rythme. Pareil avec les gens de ton âge. Ne te compare pas à un mec de 13 ans à Singapour qui dessine déjà comme un artiste confirmé. On s'en fout. C'est une exception, grand bien lui fasse, on l'embrasse, cœur sur lui, mais ce n’est pas toi. Bref, l'inspiration OUI, la comparaison NON.

9 - Prendre des cours de dessins. Être autodidacte et s’entrainer tout seul, c’est bien, mais prendre des cours si on est perdu n’est absolument pas honteux. Il y a des cours municipaux, des ateliers parfois à la mairie, à la médiathèque de ta ville, etc...Alors oui, tu vas dessiner un pot de fleurs et une pomme avec Mamie Geneviève, retraité de la Mairie de Brie-Comte-Robert mais tu vas avoir un prof qui va t'expliquer les bases si tu sens que tu ne vas pas y arriver seul.

Et, pour l'art digital/digital art, quel application utiliser ?

Moi, j'utilise Photoshop mais c'est payant (et assez cher)

Pour commencer, je te recommande d'autres applications bien moins chères comme Krita (gratuite) ou, si tu as un iPad, Procreate. C'est environ 8€ (ça a peut-être augmenté depuis le temps où je l'ai acheté) mais pour tout ce que cette appli peut faire, c'est donné. Moins connue mais également gratuite, Fire Alpaca, très honorable aussi!

Clip Studio Paint est également très bien. Tu peux l'avoir soit avec un système d'achat unique, soit un system de souscription comme tu peux le voir ici.

Voilà ! Bref, il faut s’y mettre, se lancer, dessiner n’importe quoi pour se faire la main, suivre des tutos, parce que la technique c’est important, utiliser des références et ne pas se décourager.

J’espère avoir répondu à ta question et comme disait Marie-Pierre Casey :

"Je ne ferai pas ça tous les jours!" (même si personne ne m’a demandé de faire aussi long).

Si vous n’avez pas la réf, demandez à vos parents.

Passe un bon dimanche et courage ! On reste motivé !! 💗

#arttechnique #conseils #Pauvre anon qui n'a rien demandé

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