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LOREk
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2mo
added comment inDigital Painting Fundamentals
hi , i have a question i wonder when the whole bryce kho part will be avaliable?
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18d
They are all out now!
Cameron Proctor
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1mo
Hopefully this isn't a dumb question, but I am currently watching the painting in color with blending modes lesson. I was just curious when he is blocking in the occlusion shadows with a multiply layer why that is more efficient than just painting in the shadows on a layer in normal mode. I get using the blending modes when the values have already been established, but why use the multiply blending mode from scratch?
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21d
For that lesson, it was more to show off how you can use blending modes vs showing what the most effective approach is. Jon wanted to show a technique that could help students understand the different photoshop options and there are a lot of artists who use blending modes in that manner. There are instructors in the second half of the course who paint in normal mode just like you mentioned! Hope that helps
Kirthy Iyer
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22d
Question... Is this course doable with a digital tablet? Do I need a Cintiq or a Wacom? I would really like to use a digital table if possible.
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21d
Yes! you do not need a Cintiq, we just use one in our studio. It really comes down to what tool you're most comfortable with and the Cintiq is just a useful tool to bridge the gap between drawing traditionally and drawing digitally. We've had instructors who prefer to use an Intuous tablet because they've mastered not needing to look at their hands and can really accurately draw and make lines with that.
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Thank you for the series of videos. I'll make my own piece with the process Bryce shown.
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1mo
Awesome! We'd love to see it posted when you finish!
@marikath
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1mo
How different is this course from the Portrait Drawing Fundamentals Course by Stan Prokopenko? Does this course teach you how to construct the head from imagination? Which one is better?
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1mo
They both approach head drawing in different ways but if I'd have to choose between the two I'd lean towards getting this one. Stan's premium content focuses more on the shading aspects of drawing the head while this course goes over more of Hampton's construction method to developing head drawings.
Darin
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2mo
Asked for help
I seem to have trouble figuring out hands and feet. They seem like the should be simple, but they always end up looking blocky or flat. In general I enjoyed doing these. I think the master studies turned out pretty well, but when I was uploading the images, all I could see were the mistakes. As for the ones from imagination, they started a little stiff, but I think after doing a few I started to get a little more dynamic.
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2mo
We're gonna have a lesson focusing on just the feet pretty soon!
@andy_essayer
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2mo
around 10:40 - 11:05 , English subtitles missing
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2mo
Thanks for catching that! I alerted the folks who need to know and the subtitles will be fixed soon!
enrique chagoya
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2mo
When all the lessons will be available?
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2mo
All the lessons should be out around the end of April
Jason Arizona
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2mo
Asked for help
Okay, this was a fun assignment, I learned a lot, but I had a problem: a lot of my favorite artists do smut. I censored anything that went beyond standard artistic nudity for the assignment submission. Not sure if that was necessary, but I didn't wanna take risks.
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2mo
Thanks! Yeah nudity is fine on the site but we do want to avoid sexually explicit imagery. This selection of work all looks good to me though!
@andy_essayer
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2mo
the subtitles between 11:04 - 11:32 is empty, please have a fix.
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2mo
Sorry about that! I've sent out a fix request and hope it gets resolved tomorrow.
