DON’T DRAW LINE ART, if you’re struggling with it 😭
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- čas přidán 25. 06. 2024
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Join me in this video where I spill the beans on my artistic journey, especially the struggles I faced with line art. I'll share how I found my way out of the line art maze, opting for a method that changed my game completely. If you've ever wrestled with those pesky lines, this one's for you. Let's break free from the norm and discover a whole new world of creativity together. Don't forget to hit the like button if you've been in the same boat, and let's create some magic!
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00:00 - My Line Art Struggles
01:59 - The Method That Transformed My Art
04:51 - Brushes I use
05:07 - Shape-based Painting Process: Step by Step
05:50 - Layer Organization for Seamless Painting
06:49 - Shapes vs. Lines: Finding Your Path
I love studying perspective, form, rendering, and color theory through character art. I hope you’ll enjoy watching!
Program/app: Procreate
Tool: IPad Pro 12.9 inch
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This has to be the most convenient timing as I was just struggling with my line art practice
Me too, and i enjoy just painting then adding lines
For me, I gave up on line art long ago and realized that my digital paintings looked a lot better without it. But i still draw a decent sketch and lower the opacity by a lot, then paint in the layers under the sketch
I’m actually very good at lineart, but I’ve realized through painting, you can actually improve your lineart. The lines you create essentially reflect how you perceive the shapes of a form.
Precisely! My lineart improved Greatly after I abandoned making lined sketches and pieces and laying out the shapes first. The lines bring emphasis to the existing shapes
Shape sculpting is definitely easier on my "perfectionism dis ease". Thank you for the reminder.
I almost entirely ditched line art a couple years ago and it clicked so much better! For the longest time I thought it was something I was supposed to do. I didn't enjoy it and it didn't look right to me finished and after pulling away from it I prefer my process 😁 I still love line art in other people's work and styles but it just wasn't worth it for me. I still have a lot to learn and seeing your process broken down is helpful, thank you!
You're so welcome 😀
Painting and drawing are both about 3 things
Line quality
Shape design
Edge control
You can try to skip one but it will show where you’re lacking in the final product, they are all related and interact with each other
For early students, before painting directly with shapes, it's important to improve your knowledge of form and perspective, especially if you're struggling with drawing (not line art), don't skip it ✨
Just got into drawing, spent DAYS trying the looming method and ended up literally crying over my ipad. Feeling worthless. This video is so sweet, i'll be happy to try this. THANK YOU
I absolutely hate doing lineart because it never felt like art rather like data entry. By lineart here I mean the excessive cleaning up part before flatting
Personally think this approach is a lot easier when you already have a reference or make one via 3D or photograph, I find it much harder to do this without one, since most painting classes already have a model or something you study from.
I tend to just draw from imagination and paint underneath if I want something painterly, which has led to results I'm happier with.
You don't understand how much I was searching for a video like this thank you so much!!
Also nice ad transition lol
holy moly this is mana from the heavens THANK YOU
This is was so wholesome. Thanks for the clarity.
This video literally saved me! ❤
This was very reassuring, as I've discovered that I tend to work with shape first, line last-- after discovering silhouette shapecarving as an approach to concept art. That approach took over everything! Thank you for an inspirational video!
Thank you so much! I started the skillshare free trial, so hopefully ill find some quick improvement!
Loved this video!🎉
this is the most amazing advice I have ever gottwn
Thanks for the reminder, I used to make a lot of art but I stopped because I got hurt (tendinitis) so it hurt to draw for a long time & I was very discouraged but I love painting so I can't wait to paint more like I used to
I honestly love working directly with shapes
Your work is absolutely gorgeous!!🤩
Thank you so much ☺️
Thank you very much for this video! Much appreciated as I intend to paint without any line work in ther future! Even the first 20 seconds were already that good that I immediately pressed the like button!
Thank you 🙏❤️ Glad you enjoyed it!
your work is always inspiring !!! hoping to use this method in the future I definitely needed to hear this !!
Thank you so much!! ☺️
@@Tanalieku of course !! :D
U truly inspire me thx❤❤
I'm so glad!! ❤️❤️
Finally i can call my laziness as a ✨ alternate approach ✨
Great video tho❤
Yeaaaah, thank you ❤️
haha I absolutly recommend even for Anime Artists to try out the Leyendecker methode. Yes I am an Anime artist and I have the best time in my life drawing things by shape and then basically sculpting out shapes. Do I sometimes add lines to seperate things? Yes but u can always make them blurry so they are not that visible and it helps a lot. Great video :D
Funniest thing to me was to find out that there was already an artist in the past using no lines while painting these great and stunning artworks.
lineart is work with paper media but for the life of me , i can not used it for digital , there times when the line art is the reason i abandoned multiple work because of the mood and the prep for it just too much time consuming, but at the end you just seeing a hint 5% of it
I just use line art for sketching. I rarely show lineart in final rendering. It's just not my style.
hi thx for the tips ❤ I wanted to ask,what is the app that u use next to procreate to put all the reference together?it would be really helpful i hope youre having a great day !
I agree with this, i also skip the line art step. Often the line arts design just becomes a prison for the creativity i want to put into the final result. I feel much more comfortable starting with 2 or 3 colours. I then start carving out shapes until im pleased.
WHAD DU YU MEEEEEAN, Lineart is love, Lineart is LIIIFE
Me who can do line art but struggles A LOT in the coloring process
What app do you use to view your references while using procreate?
wait so can I do line art in the end if I feel like it? Or will it ruin it?
Did you went straight into colored shapes without delving into B&W?
how did you add multiple references at the side?
whats the 3d model website/app you use at 5:36? thank you sm for this video you inspire me so much
It’s the Magic Poser app. You’re welcome ☺️
How to stop opacity from building up?
Thank you. While I love using lines if I’m trying to approach a different style, I find that most of the time, I do better without.
P.s. I love your style. Do you use a brush/line stabilizer for such smoothness?
Love the look of lines, but despise making the lineart like me?
Lay down your base colors and turn on the border effect. Render as normal, and then just add any lines in areas where you need them.
So the brush set you linked has Procreate brushes too? Granted I also have CSP EX so Photoshop Brushes can be imported to CSP
Nevermind, I figured it out! .abr files can be imported into Procreate!!???!!!??!?!?!?! I legit just dragged and dropped it into there and it has them in there to use as brushes...
Would you every consider creating a course or patreon teaching your techniques? I'd be the first person to sign up!
That’s the plan. Thank you!!
я то думаю что с вашим англиским не так, а я ваше видео вчера на русском смотрела
your arstyle starting to look like valorant's
I feel seen 🥹
Bad advice. It's just gonna make people use painting as a crutch and run away from fundies.
Dont draw line art! Easy, you will get 0 jobs😂😂😂
does the Su Ke Brushpack set work for procreate? @tanalieku
Yes, it does! 😊
Thank you for the quick reply!! @@Tanalieku