I also wanted to add: if ever Patreon isn't your thing, I do post these videos in monthly packs to my gumroad as well. Here is the one for December with this monthly Create with Me theme: sophiejantak.gumroad.com/l/wkwte And thanks for being here and checking out this video :)
Ah thanks fors sharing that, haven't been sub'd for very long but have been considering looking into it once the world has calmed down with the insane inflation rates.
You are the best channel talking about grease pencil as an artist tool for paintings and illustration, thanks a lot for sharing all you experience with us.
This video is very helpful to me and I am very thankful to you for making these kind of tutorials. Also, the minor tweaks and adjustments that you do to various settings provides a lot of insight into blender.
It's all very well put together, production value, attention to small details in settings. Totally agree, all very helpful! Plus most of the Blender channels I've sub'd to are quite boring to listen to and keep up with after the first 5 minutes of click this, this and this to do this. Sophie breaks it down whilst producing something that could be sent to print... using BLENDER!
It really is! Each image I've seen has a certain life to it and that's a HARD skill to learn for most people. First time the channel was recommended in my feed I clicked thinking I was about to watch a method for live tracing a photograph in Blender😂 watched the image being drawn and had that 🤯 look on my face.
@@SophieJantak Reproducing a photo is one thing, that's a skill I could teach a beginner with enough time, it's just measurements if you strip it all back. Breathing life into it is a completely different skill as the Artist needs to understand the decisions they're making IMO and you're doing it whilst explaining a technical program, yeah 🤯 As others have commented, it's a combination of many things that bring your work to life, from my point of view your application and understanding of colour theory (and line weight) are highly impressive! Not that my opinion means anything but being able to draw accurately should be the base requirement for any Art qualification and it really isn't that way where I'm from... your work is refreshing and has an "Aaron Blaise" feel to it👌
I love this type of content where we can see how you put to practice the tools and configurations that you explain in other videos. I would have never thought about using the distance from the stroke starting point to offset the gradient, really neat.
@@SophieJantak Oh I wish YT was consistent with notifications (apologies for the delayed reply) Sophie your work speaks for itself, each video I've watched has been amazing due to your attention to detail in all aspects. What REALLY stands out is your ability to draw images that look like photographs that have either been live traced with illustrator or run through photoshop filters - no easy feat for 99% of the population! All it's going to take is a little push from the YT algorithm and that first play button will be yours. I can't support financially at the moment but for now, I'd really like to engage with the community you've created and encourage the algorithm gods to give the channel that push. Onwards and upwards!👍
its so good but i really wanna learn how to do it i am have a hard time making realistic art like you although i have watched every video i just cant replicate this
29:00 right here I can tell you're someone who misses the history brush from photoshop. Whenever I sculpt a lot and want to see the difference, I just make a copy of the GP object to compare/contrast.
Random question to everybody - how did you discover the channel? Did you search for a grease pencil tutorial or did YT recommend it? I can't figure out if YT has started to improve recommendations or I just got lucky lol
I would be curious about the answer to this question too! Also I just wanted to say thank you for all your comments recently, I'm happy that you've been liking my channel so far :)
@@SophieJantak Hopefully others share their discovery story, if nobody else answers I'll ask again on a future video 😂 No problem what so ever, thank YOU for creating your channel, sharing your knowledge, life experiences and building a community of warmth around the world- hello from Scotland! Can almost forget it's a CZcams comment section, the reception of your content and the comments I've been reading restores a little of my faith in humanity!
I also wanted to add: if ever Patreon isn't your thing, I do post these videos in monthly packs to my gumroad as well. Here is the one for December with this monthly Create with Me theme: sophiejantak.gumroad.com/l/wkwte
And thanks for being here and checking out this video :)
AWESOME! Never knew about this, thanks for pointing it out - just picked up this months and the one before it👍
Happy Patron here! Sophie puts out a lot of cool and interesting content for her Patrons. I highly recommend her.
Ah thanks fors sharing that, haven't been sub'd for very long but have been considering looking into it once the world has calmed down with the insane inflation rates.
Aw wow Lea, thank you so much for saying so! That means so much
@@SophieJantak Shucks!
Thanks for this tutorial... I'm searching this type of coloring tutorials for long day, finaly i got it thak you very much
Glad it was helpful!
Loved this video Soppphhh!!! And love the positive inner work you've been doing, always happy to see my friends growing 💘
You are the best channel talking about grease pencil as an artist tool for paintings and illustration, thanks a lot for sharing all you experience with us.
Aw this means so much! I'm so glad you appreciate it :)
This video is very helpful to me and I am very thankful to you for making these kind of tutorials. Also, the minor tweaks and adjustments that you do to various settings provides a lot of insight into blender.
It's all very well put together, production value, attention to small details in settings. Totally agree, all very helpful!
Plus most of the Blender channels I've sub'd to are quite boring to listen to and keep up with after the first 5 minutes of click this, this and this to do this. Sophie breaks it down whilst producing something that could be sent to print... using BLENDER!
I'm very happy to hear that it was helpful :)
Aren't frogs just the best creatures ever? 🐸
they are great!! I wasn’t planning on making this whole month’s theme surround frogs, but I’m glad I did! 🐸
Your art is so gorgeous, thanks for being there.
I'm only 25:37 into the video and I am already LOVING your piece. :)
It really is! Each image I've seen has a certain life to it and that's a HARD skill to learn for most people. First time the channel was recommended in my feed I clicked thinking I was about to watch a method for live tracing a photograph in Blender😂 watched the image being drawn and had that 🤯 look on my face.
Hey, I'm so happy to hear that! And thank you :)
@@SophieJantak Reproducing a photo is one thing, that's a skill I could teach a beginner with enough time, it's just measurements if you strip it all back. Breathing life into it is a completely different skill as the Artist needs to understand the decisions they're making IMO and you're doing it whilst explaining a technical program, yeah 🤯
As others have commented, it's a combination of many things that bring your work to life, from my point of view your application and understanding of colour theory (and line weight) are highly impressive! Not that my opinion means anything but being able to draw accurately should be the base requirement for any Art qualification and it really isn't that way where I'm from... your work is refreshing and has an "Aaron Blaise" feel to it👌
Spectacular, thanks :)
I'm so glad you like it :)
Awesome !! I will try it , I'm using your ink brushes , I love grease pencil , thanks
This is wonderful Sophie, thank you 😊
Oh thank you for saying so, I appreciate that!
I love this type of content where we can see how you put to practice the tools and configurations that you explain in other videos.
I would have never thought about using the distance from the stroke starting point to offset the gradient, really neat.
Oh I'm so glad to hear it was helpful! :)
cool!
Everything about your content is so refreshing and well done!
Thank you so much, that really means a lot :)
@@SophieJantak Oh I wish YT was consistent with notifications (apologies for the delayed reply)
Sophie your work speaks for itself, each video I've watched has been amazing due to your attention to detail in all aspects. What REALLY stands out is your ability to draw images that look like photographs that have either been live traced with illustrator or run through photoshop filters - no easy feat for 99% of the population!
All it's going to take is a little push from the YT algorithm and that first play button will be yours. I can't support financially at the moment but for now, I'd really like to engage with the community you've created and encourage the algorithm gods to give the channel that push.
Onwards and upwards!👍
its so good but i really wanna learn how to do it i am have a hard time making realistic art like you although i have watched every video i just cant replicate this
29:00 right here I can tell you're someone who misses the history brush from photoshop. Whenever I sculpt a lot and want to see the difference, I just make a copy of the GP object to compare/contrast.
this is such a unique channel, thank you sophie
I'm glad you think so! :)
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I'm stuck in 16:17 I can't find the camera icon where we change canvas opacity
Random question to everybody - how did you discover the channel?
Did you search for a grease pencil tutorial or did YT recommend it? I can't figure out if YT has started to improve recommendations or I just got lucky lol
I would be curious about the answer to this question too! Also I just wanted to say thank you for all your comments recently, I'm happy that you've been liking my channel so far :)
@@SophieJantak Hopefully others share their discovery story, if nobody else answers I'll ask again on a future video 😂
No problem what so ever, thank YOU for creating your channel, sharing your knowledge, life experiences and building a community of warmth around the world- hello from Scotland!
Can almost forget it's a CZcams comment section, the reception of your content and the comments I've been reading restores a little of my faith in humanity!
promo sm