Digital Painting Fundamentals
Digital Painting Fundamentals(61 Lessons )
Intro to Digital Painting
The Greyscale Painting Process
Layers
Blending Modes
Adjustment Layers
Painting in Color
Real Time Demos
Intro to Painting
Materials
Color
Composition
Digital Illustration and Advanced Techniques(0 Lesson )
Get ready to learn what you'll need to know to get started with digital painting!
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Lenserd martell
2mo
I'm about to start this class, but I'm not good at English so I need subtitles.
Could it possibly be added?
Maria Luisa Sacchi
4mo
Hi, I'm thinking to by the course. I'm a digital artist in the videogame industry but I'm not using a Wacom design, I use an Ipad Pro and as a SW tool Adobe Fresco + Photoshop. Adobe Fresco has for sure some limits and I'd love to have the Wacom 32 inches you show in the video but it's too expensive. IS this course good for me too even if I use Fresco? How long do you think it takes to finish it? @Jon Neimeister
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4mo
Jon mostly uses Photoshop as his painting program of choice, but the options/tools that he shows off in the more technical lessons are shared by most other art programs. They just may be in different locations in the menu/UI
Alex Mon
6mo
how come the digital illustration and advanced techniques course says it has 0 lessons but is $109
@blankfuture
5mo
The lessons will be released as we go. It's just like a pre-order of the course.
Omar Cordova
10mo
Does ClipStudio Paint have any GPU Options to set? Or any Clipstudio Paint Setting recommendations?
@pixlbny
1yr
Recommended Document size dimensions from video: at least 4000px on longest side. 16:9 image - 8000, 4500 px
@frankrago
2yr
@Jon Neimeister Would you recommend this course for someone that is new to drawing all-together and plans on focusing primarily on digital (procreate)? Or, is this course designed more for artists that are already skilled in traditional media, but want to learn digital? Thank you.
Sophia Neishtoot
2yr
Where has Proko been my whole life?! In all my years as a digital artist (self-taught) I just didn't notice the smudge tool has different brushes, I feel unbelievably stupid right now.
Jessica Gonzales
2yr
Link to the pressure sensitive pad?
Sophia Neishtoot
2yr
this one? https://www.wacom.com/en-us
@jasonj33
2yr
I’ll have my new computer soon, I’m gunna start doing the assignments shortly. Just have to buy some monitors and keyboard and mouse
@lorditamar
2yr
How do I bind the eyedropper shortcut to my stylus? @Jon Neimeister
Randal Falcone
2yr
Sorry to butt in, but…You should be able to go into your settings on you stylus (assuming you have a Wacom) and set the buttons to a modifier. The setting will be on your stylus device settings, and not inside photoshops settings. Hope this helps.
Nikolai Schutte
3yr
Not so easy to find the right shapes….
Santiago Cavanagh
3yr
Jon you are one of my top mentor artists! hope someday get to your level! Great Videos!
Christopher Lebreault
3yr
Hey! These lessons have been great! I feel like I am getting more and familiar with my software (CSP) each week. Question for @Jon Neimeister and the community as well. For those of us working with a screenless tablet, will there be some lessons or exercises for getting accustomed to our tool. Specifically geared to getting over the disorientation of the hand eye coordination required to use a screenless tablet. If there answer is no, are there any resources you know of that can point towards (either in a lesson notes section, in a future lesson, or here on my comment). I know the obvious answer is "use it and eventually it'll come to you." but I figured I would ask anyways.
Thank you Jon and community!
D B
3yr
Hi, so I am new and need a tips on painting on kleki
Christopher Lebreault
3yr
Hey Jon! Thank you for tips! I used a circular object to trace and it came out right, but I will keep an Eye out on it. I instantly got to doing those exercises you recommended and it is helping, so thank you again!
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3yr
Thanks, Christopher! Glad you're enjoying the lessons. :D
I think the biggest thing is really just experience and practice. It's a slightly disorienting way to work at first, but after a few months of practice it should be pretty intuitive. You might try drawing a daily page of lines, ellipses, and boxes to develop your muscle memory.
One thing you might check is in your tablet settings you can set whether your tablet stretches its drawing surface to match your screen's aspect ratio. A simplified example: if your tablet is square and your monitor is widescreen, it may be stretching all your brush strokes horizontally, so if you were to draw a perfect circle on your tablet it will draw a stretched ellipse on your computer.
Usually there's an option to turn this on or off. Neither way is better or worse, but each artist has their own preference.
Giselle
3yr
Been playing around with the brushes in the brush pack. Trying to break the habit of using one brush for everything
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3yr
You got some great colors and textures in this! Nice work. :D
@darrenleeyong
3yr
Could we have more classes released for those who want to learn sooner?
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3yr
We're going to be releasing the lessons approximately every week or two, with some longer gaps in-between the four major sections of the course.
The first part of the course will be a mixture of Photoshop lessons and painting lessons, and in part two we'll be digging really deep into painting theory. We don't want to release those episodes immediately, as the course is currently "live" and we want to give everyone a chance to ingest the information and (in later lessons) do the assignments. I do apologize for the frustration this may cause for intermediate artists who are already familiar with Photoshop, but we felt it was important to lay this groundwork in the early lessons.
And, like Oleksandr mentioned, there is still useful information in these early lessons for intermediate artists! Photoshop, and other painting software, is quite complicated and there's lots of small but helpful tricks that many people may not know about. I've been painting with Photoshop for almost 20 years and am still discovering new and useful features about it!
If you have any other questions please feel free to let me know! And @ me so I get notified. :D
Oleksandr Klakov
3yr
I doubt it, and from my experience, it's not about how fast classes get released, but how much you practice, if you use the week in between each class to practice the new one and revisit the older ones you'll be learning much quicker than by binge watching all the classes one after the other.
@jnpeo
3yr
can you add subtitles for the next video plz?
@macili
3yr
When are the next classes coming out ?
Eight Horn
3yr
Can we have subtitles? Cause I’m not good at hearing English, only reading 😢😢😢
@adowbooo
3yr
is it only a lesson per week, if so when will the full course end?
Johan Kurniawan
3yr
hopefully not 6 years like the anatomy course XD
@tleemorse
3yr
Looking forward to this semester/quarter (whatever it is!) in this class
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