You're literally the BEST art teacher! I paid for a lot of art tutorials but I still feel I learned the most important things from you. I am hyped whenever you upload. Love u! :)
A much easier way to set the 3D cursor in your workflow is to hold the shift key and then right click where you want your cursor to be in your current view. It will backwards project the 3D position onto the correct surface/object.
Almost everything i know about color i know because of your videos, very grateful for these amazing videos. Also love that you demonstrate, using the pattern of how colors work in reality to stylizing the color choices and keeping the believibility that comes with that pattern
I am not even digital artist , I'm fine artist student who does ibis paint x once in a while , but your videos help me everywhere. Recently my teacher appreciated me saying how drastically I've improved. All I did was to watch your videos and apply that knowledge while practicing.
Part 1: czcams.com/video/qvwUP5yjejs/video.html Part 3: czcams.com/video/VmekmH0QJMs/video.html If you liked that little color lesson, consider my ~4-hour 'COLOR SURVIVAL GUIDE' video class! It's got pretty much everything you want to know about using color: tinyurl.com/45kd4e57 Some Grease Pencil Brushes: cloud.blender.org/p/gallery/5f235cc297f8815e74ffb90b My Texture painting brushes: www.dropbox.com/sh/z5y384jqz9ypk7y/AADDbvlCJz-mBXjvj20gRvLPa?dl=0 ALSO - 3:15 I totally reversed the sunlight direction there! Chalk that up to me cramming way too much filming into one day. D'oh! (The color lesson, though, still holds up.) Happy creating!
I know this sounds like a paid testimony but I promise it's not! :) I highly recommend the color survival guide. I've paid for a lot of color courses that only left me slightly less intimidated when applying to my own artwork. However this was the first course that allowed me to build confidence and most importantly have fun! Thank you Marco Bucci for all that you do.
Great video! Here's a tip: You can just set the 3d-cursor with shift+right-click. It will set it on the surface of whatever you click. The way you do it is a great way to get the cursor into a very precise location, but for this kind of thing I think shift+right-click will be good enough and save a lot of time. Again, thanks for the vid!
I've been wanting to learn Blender for a long time but it seems so complicated to learn-- but seeing as how they've implemented 2D into this with the Greaser pencil, there's no way I'm not learning Blender now. This is exciting! Would love to see more of these!
It's so fun, and I'm trying my best to keep everything in this tutorial series beginner-friendly! (After all, I consider myself a relative beginner at Blender, too!)
Grease Pencil is the best! Texture brushes give so much creative control in so many ways! You can also mix modifiers and effects to get some interesting looks / animations to your strokes with just few clicks :) Great tutorial man!
Honestly, I have learned a LOT about grease pencil with this and when you added the custom brushes and especially the atmosphere, my jaw dropped. It is 3:30am currently so I will have to try this out later but I am excited to explore things I never thought possible.
Well, I'm more like coming from Blender / 3D. I began there, because I didn't wanna think about perspective, colors, light and stuff (it's generated for you when rendering). But with this series, you are opening the world a little bit for me for 2D. I really love the connection between them. I always liked these 2D shows on TV, when they have some 3D elements (camera movement). Family Guy does this pretty often these days, but also Gravity Falls.
I've watched many of your videos on color theory along with even buying your courses. Yet each time a new video is made I still learn something from you.
Thank you Marco Bucci, I don't know how I can survive color theory without your videos. It's easy to grasp and how you play with the color adjustment makes me awe
I love Blender and have been on the fence of getting into the grease pencil tool for some time now. Will jump into it thanks to your, as always inspiring tutorials! :)
Another note....if you use the old blender or to me the only blender mouse mapping... Right click is select and left click places the cursor. If you are using the 'other mapping' its shift right click. As well, for clouds, you can fire up image editor. Create a alpha blank, and just paint the fog on it and use it the same way. Or create the plane, assign the texture, make the texture a blank and paint on it like you normally do. You can also do non-destructive photo manipulation with nodes, so you don't have to take the texture into photoshop, just bring in the assest into blender and node it up.
Really great tutorial video! Thanks Marco. By the way, the grease pencil texture brush pack also can be imported from built-in menu. Go to Edit> Preferences> Add-ons. Find and tick "Grease Pencil Tool". Go to Draw Mode> Active tools and workspace settings tab> Brushes. Click downward arrow and choose download and import texture brush pack.
17:30 if the transparent background still doesn't work, go to the Material » Settings » Blend Mode and try "Alpha Hashed" or "Alpha Blend". It worked for me :)
i did download blender a while ago. its like having a christmas present sitting around that i havent gotten to open yet! its amazing what sort of stuff is possible with digital tools today..
This video includes one of the best (and most practical) approaches to color I've ever seen. Outstanding job! The entire series here is spectacular. Keep up the great work!
🤯🤯🤯 So many awesome things about color thanks! Side note: as sculptor never felt right the division between 2d-3d disciplines though is neccessary for geometric use and understanding, 2d is a pure abstract idea while 3d is like behind the nature of any production, as very well you explain with colour & light. Cheers
You don't need to go into edit mode to change the position of the 3d cursor, you can reposition it by just holding shift and right clicking where you want it to be.
yes, yes yes. Thank you. You are as the previous comment stated, the best. I have been learning blender (instead of tv or video games, i try to do a lesson in blender instead) for about 6 months and in that time have reached a skill level that allowed me to get a job as a 3d artist at a local tech company, practical learning launching my ability trajectory a bit. Instead of ConceptD i recently purchased the new Microsoft Surface Studio Laptop. It has similar specs to the conceptD by acer. I am loving it. The pen input is wonderful with good feedback as you draw, with resistance and a bit of texture emulated by a rumble within the pen. I wish companies would give us these devices with more range in power. Its very limited in customization, as is the conceptD. While the raw computing power is adequate, i wish there were options for real horsepower as well. An Nvidia 3050ti just isn't quite powerful enough. For extra $$$ i would like options to get ridiculous.
I have to watch this video like 2 more times. So much knowledge to digest. I'm more of a 3d artist that has really tried to dive into 2d and get good a painting in hopes to improve my 3d workflow. I really love what you are doing with this. It's right up my alley.
Your channel is one of the best thing I ever encounter on my art path. You are one of a kind. I'm sure that this series will fuel so many great artwork. Forever be your fan.💙
I've been waiting for this new part for a while now, thank you Marco for the effort that you are putting into these videos. I really want to keep pushing this workflow further to it's limits, it's way too much fun once you get the hang of Blender!
Mate, your videos are always inspiring. You have the vibrance of someone who really enjoys what they're doing. You can probably convince a person who hates painting to paint auhauhuh
Brilliant video. Quick tip : to move the 3d cursor to where u want it you just point and press shift and right click . No need for all the edit mode stuff. Works in all modes. cheers
2:15 you can approach this warm cool dynamic in mult ways On the edge of circle = more saturated (like left hand swatches) Or straight through middle = very neutral = closer to nature But nature likes to throw in a bit of a twist = slight curved line like prev photo or 1:46 so the middle swatches aren’t just gray
hello, mister bucci, pls making a video on how to draw water and other liquids, you explain very well why things look like the way they do, your video on colors changing because of environment was intuitive and amazing, thank you
Hot damn, for a bloody long while I've been fighting with getting to grips with just getting somewhat DECENT at working with colour just fiddling and referencing, but I think this just smashed a mental block to finally grab that horse by the reins. Awesome work, thank you for doing what you do! Got some homework to do, and more of your vids to watch!
also @9:57 its better practice to drag in a new window and open the image in the image editor than import it as a plane especially since you're using it to pick colors
You are very good at teaching. You are helping so many of us out here that are starting out. You are appreciated. Also, your art is amazing. I wish you would put out more content. Also, I’m wondering if you have any classes that are paid. I’d pay for some in depth lessons and projects that go along with them from you. Once again, you are appreciated. Thank you.
Amazing and very dense lesson. It will take time to digest, but thanks for showing us the incredible and nearly limitless possibilities of Blender. I'm completely new to it, and my goal this year is to become familiar with most of the features you've shown here and in the previous lesson. This is awesome and exciting!
Instant subscribe from me!!!! I'm (very very very very very very slowly) making a short film in Blender and this looks like a fantastic way to make the backgrounds!!!! I've learned so much simply from watching this, especially about colors! I'm definitely going to consult your videos in the future for my sets/backgrounds!!! 😍😍😍😍
hey Marco a quick tip which could be useful for adding some variation to duplicated objects: use CTRL + M (+ X/Y/Z for the preferred axis) to mirror your objects! As always awesome content!! greetings from Germany 🤪💃🏻✨
You're literally the BEST art teacher! I paid for a lot of art tutorials but I still feel I learned the most important things from you. I am hyped whenever you upload. Love u! :)
so true
Have you paid for any of his art tutorials in that case?
A much easier way to set the 3D cursor in your workflow is to hold the shift key and then right click where you want your cursor to be in your current view. It will backwards project the 3D position onto the correct surface/object.
Good tip, thanks!
Marco, you’ve always made the most sense to me in arriving at correct color relationships and values; thank you sir!
Almost everything i know about color i know because of your videos, very grateful for these amazing videos. Also love that you demonstrate, using the pattern of how colors work in reality to stylizing the color choices and keeping the believibility that comes with that pattern
I am not even digital artist , I'm fine artist student who does ibis paint x once in a while , but your videos help me everywhere. Recently my teacher appreciated me saying how drastically I've improved. All I did was to watch your videos and apply that knowledge while practicing.
I love how you integrate basic art theory with a blender tutorial! This is so helpful, thank you so much for your content!
Part 1: czcams.com/video/qvwUP5yjejs/video.html
Part 3: czcams.com/video/VmekmH0QJMs/video.html
If you liked that little color lesson, consider my ~4-hour 'COLOR SURVIVAL GUIDE' video class! It's got pretty much everything you want to know about using color:
tinyurl.com/45kd4e57
Some Grease Pencil Brushes: cloud.blender.org/p/gallery/5f235cc297f8815e74ffb90b
My Texture painting brushes: www.dropbox.com/sh/z5y384jqz9ypk7y/AADDbvlCJz-mBXjvj20gRvLPa?dl=0
ALSO - 3:15 I totally reversed the sunlight direction there! Chalk that up to me cramming way too much filming into one day. D'oh! (The color lesson, though, still holds up.)
Happy creating!
no. thanks for making this
I know this sounds like a paid testimony but I promise it's not! :) I highly recommend the color survival guide. I've paid for a lot of color courses that only left me slightly less intimidated when applying to my own artwork. However this was the first course that allowed me to build confidence and most importantly have fun! Thank you Marco Bucci for all that you do.
0:29 so you empty that cork bowl every January, right? Love the tips about movement through the colour wheel!
@@bonzairob hahaha. What you don't see are all the other cork-carrying receptacles I've got around the house! It's kinda become a theme over here.
Great video! Here's a tip: You can just set the 3d-cursor with shift+right-click. It will set it on the surface of whatever you click. The way you do it is a great way to get the cursor into a very precise location, but for this kind of thing I think shift+right-click will be good enough and save a lot of time. Again, thanks for the vid!
Thanks for the tip! Time saver indeed!
I've been wanting to learn Blender for a long time but it seems so complicated to learn-- but seeing as how they've implemented 2D into this with the Greaser pencil, there's no way I'm not learning Blender now. This is exciting! Would love to see more of these!
It's so fun, and I'm trying my best to keep everything in this tutorial series beginner-friendly! (After all, I consider myself a relative beginner at Blender, too!)
I've bought so many of your classes, you're seriously one of my top 3 teachers and one of the largest influences on my art.
Who is the other?
Grease Pencil is the best! Texture brushes give so much creative control in so many ways!
You can also mix modifiers and effects to get some interesting looks / animations to your strokes with just few clicks :)
Great tutorial man!
Your tutorials are great - thanks for your contributions to the community also!
@@marcobucci Thanks man! I highly appreciate it 🥰 This community is the best!
Blender is the new best friend of every 2D artist. Thanks a lot Marco for this great showcase of how to utilize it :)
Best Blender paint tutorial out there. Honestly, I wish ANY of my teachers in school were this good.
I swear my eyes have tears now 😭😭😍
I was looking for a program that can make my 3d drawings have a touch of 2d texture 😭😭😭😍 I love you 💕
Honestly, I have learned a LOT about grease pencil with this and when you added the custom brushes and especially the atmosphere, my jaw dropped.
It is 3:30am currently so I will have to try this out later but I am excited to explore things I never thought possible.
The way you explain color theory in your videos makes those concepts so much less daunting to try to learn; always appreciate your videos!
I’ve been so excited for this video since Part One came out! Can’t wait for Part 3!
WHAT DID I JUST WATCH! I've been doing art all my life, but never have I ever seen such a good video on colour theory like this!!! THANK YOU!!!
Well, I'm more like coming from Blender / 3D. I began there, because I didn't wanna think about perspective, colors, light and stuff (it's generated for you when rendering). But with this series, you are opening the world a little bit for me for 2D. I really love the connection between them.
I always liked these 2D shows on TV, when they have some 3D elements (camera movement). Family Guy does this pretty often these days, but also Gravity Falls.
I've watched many of your videos on color theory along with even buying your courses. Yet each time a new video is made I still learn something from you.
Thank you Marco Bucci, I don't know how I can survive color theory without your videos. It's easy to grasp and how you play with the color adjustment makes me awe
Pls ur like an art teacher. N the way u explain it makes it sound soooooooo simple!
I love Blender and have been on the fence of getting into the grease pencil tool for some time now. Will jump into it thanks to your, as always inspiring tutorials! :)
I think the most valuable part I learned was the color theory part of how colors work in nature!
Another note....if you use the old blender or to me the only blender mouse mapping...
Right click is select and left click places the cursor. If you are using the 'other mapping' its shift right click.
As well, for clouds, you can fire up image editor. Create a alpha blank, and just paint the fog on it and use it the same way. Or create the plane, assign the texture, make the texture a blank and paint on it like you normally do.
You can also do non-destructive photo manipulation with nodes, so you don't have to take the texture into photoshop, just bring in the assest into blender and node it up.
i cant believe im learning all these for free, thanks Mr. Marco!
MY MIND IS BLOWN. I FEEL LIKE IM OPENNING ME EYES FOR THE FIRST TIME
Damn, this guy is good at art! Your videos are always a gold mine of art wisdom.
Really great tutorial video! Thanks Marco. By the way, the grease pencil texture brush pack also can be imported from built-in menu. Go to Edit> Preferences> Add-ons. Find and tick "Grease Pencil Tool". Go to Draw Mode> Active tools and workspace settings tab> Brushes. Click downward arrow and choose download and import texture brush pack.
17:30 if the transparent background still doesn't work, go to the Material » Settings » Blend Mode and try "Alpha Hashed" or "Alpha Blend".
It worked for me :)
thank you, Marco, you are definitely the best artist teacher and creative mind!
To set the location of the cursor you can simply shift+ right click on the location you want.
Good tip!
I'm so excited to try all of this. Literally no tutorial has taught me this much about Blender in one sitting as this tutorial series has.
Just wow, best guide I seen in a long time so far my fav art video
You made this tool finally speak to my mostly 2d mind TY
i did download blender a while ago. its like having a christmas present sitting around that i havent gotten to open yet! its amazing what sort of stuff is possible with digital tools today..
This video includes one of the best (and most practical) approaches to color I've ever seen. Outstanding job! The entire series here is spectacular. Keep up the great work!
You always blow my mind every time you upload a tutorial mister Bucci. Thank you
You are a legend. Each video is like reading an entire book on theory. Thank you, man
I like how the first few minutes nailed about 9 weeks of art classes
🤯🤯🤯 So many awesome things about color thanks!
Side note: as sculptor never felt right the division between 2d-3d disciplines though is neccessary for geometric use and understanding, 2d is a pure abstract idea while 3d is like behind the nature of any production, as very well you explain with colour & light. Cheers
This has been so insightful! I've absolutely devoured the information. Thank you so much!
You don't need to go into edit mode to change the position of the 3d cursor, you can reposition it by just holding shift and right clicking where you want it to be.
*Great tips, thank you for the tutorials :D .But really, a giant ball in the middle of a stadium is so out of context and hilarious though lmao 🤣🤣*
Yiippeeee! A new video from Marco 🙂This is a good day after all.
super dope! loved to use blender :)
you're such a good teacher and it's amazing how this is free on youtube!
Another absolutely game-changing tutorial! Thank you, Marco.
yes, yes yes. Thank you. You are as the previous comment stated, the best. I have been learning blender (instead of tv or video games, i try to do a lesson in blender instead) for about 6 months and in that time have reached a skill level that allowed me to get a job as a 3d artist at a local tech company, practical learning launching my ability trajectory a bit. Instead of ConceptD i recently purchased the new Microsoft Surface Studio Laptop. It has similar specs to the conceptD by acer. I am loving it. The pen input is wonderful with good feedback as you draw, with resistance and a bit of texture emulated by a rumble within the pen. I wish companies would give us these devices with more range in power. Its very limited in customization, as is the conceptD. While the raw computing power is adequate, i wish there were options for real horsepower as well. An Nvidia 3050ti just isn't quite powerful enough. For extra $$$ i would like options to get ridiculous.
my deephest gratitude for you my lord
and i'll here waiting for you to throw another gold again
bless competent art teachers but especially you 🙏
I'm living this series
I have to watch this video like 2 more times. So much knowledge to digest. I'm more of a 3d artist that has really tried to dive into 2d and get good a painting in hopes to improve my 3d workflow. I really love what you are doing with this. It's right up my alley.
That is C tier content. The audio quality is best out of art CZcamsrs
Your channel is one of the best thing I ever encounter on my art path. You are one of a kind. I'm sure that this series will fuel so many great artwork. Forever be your fan.💙
your videos are all so cool and helpful! I never understood how to actually use colors in works until I started watching your videos
This is probably the best tutorial I've ever watched! Thank you very much Marco for sharing this!! You are a great teacher.
Marco you r brilliant feeling lucky to have access to such a great artist
next lvl tuturial, thanks for everything
You can also us a combination of the sapling tree add on and texture paint to archive a similar result for the trees
If you click the 3D Cursor and then click the plane where you want it you can skip going into edit mode as the 3D cursor snaps to the surface
I've been waiting for this new part for a while now, thank you Marco for the effort that you are putting into these videos. I really want to keep pushing this workflow further to it's limits, it's way too much fun once you get the hang of Blender!
Agreed! Hopefully this series shows my fellow 2D artists that Blender doesn’t have to be super complicated :)
Omg I've been struggling with trying to find out how to make a character colors fit in a scene! THANK YOU Marco! 💙
Mate, your videos are always inspiring. You have the vibrance of someone who really enjoys what they're doing. You can probably convince a person who hates painting to paint auhauhuh
Thanks a lot :)
Your videos really solves many questions I've been considering for years
damn that's like THE blender tutoriel I've always wanted to see
Brilliant video. Quick tip : to move the 3d cursor to where u want it you just point and press shift and right click . No need for all the edit mode stuff. Works in all modes. cheers
WOW! Thanks for the colour theory lesson. I have always wanted to use nice colours in my artworks and this finally allows me to!
2:15 you can approach this warm cool dynamic in mult ways
On the edge of circle = more saturated (like left hand swatches)
Or straight through middle = very neutral = closer to nature
But nature likes to throw in a bit of a twist = slight curved line like prev photo or 1:46
so the middle swatches aren’t just gray
hello, mister bucci, pls making a video on how to draw water and other liquids, you explain very well why things look like the way they do, your video on colors changing because of environment was intuitive and amazing, thank you
Hot damn, for a bloody long while I've been fighting with getting to grips with just getting somewhat DECENT at working with colour just fiddling and referencing, but I think this just smashed a mental block to finally grab that horse by the reins.
Awesome work, thank you for doing what you do! Got some homework to do, and more of your vids to watch!
also @9:57 its better practice to drag in a new window and open the image in the image editor than import it as a plane especially since you're using it to pick colors
This color lesson was awesome
You are very good at teaching. You are helping so many of us out here that are starting out. You are appreciated. Also, your art is amazing. I wish you would put out more content. Also, I’m wondering if you have any classes that are paid. I’d pay for some in depth lessons and projects that go along with them from you. Once again, you are appreciated. Thank you.
I learn so much from this series, cannot wait for part3 ❤❤❤
This is such a COOL video for art. Ngl Im actually learning a lot
It's looking really great Marco ! Looking forward for part 3, keep up the good work !
goldmine video...just incredible
WOW the amount of knowledge in this video is mind blowing. Thanks for sharing & hope you continue making tutorial like this
The best ever! thank you for what you have created for us!!!
Marco sir you are the man!
This is absolutely fantastic sir!
This is really, really good dude. I've been using blender for years and didn't know quite a few of these tricks.
Amazing video, thank you for these lessons, keep them up !
so helpful, you are a grate art teacher.
I've been waiting for you for ages! And always with amazing content.
Amazing and very dense lesson.
It will take time to digest, but thanks for showing us the incredible and nearly limitless possibilities of Blender. I'm completely new to it, and my goal this year is to become familiar with most of the features you've shown here and in the previous lesson.
This is awesome and exciting!
Thanks, and have fun!
thank you soooo much for this!!! you save my life! TT
Infinite blessings! Thank you!
Great video! One of these days I'm going to have to give this a try.
wow inspiring and such a great teacher thank you thank you thank you
Incredible - as always!
Excellent tutorial. Thanks
Thumbs up! Your tutorial are excellent! Thank you so much for your efforts!
Great stuff very helpful! Looking forward to part 3!
Instant subscribe from me!!!! I'm (very very very very very very slowly) making a short film in Blender and this looks like a fantastic way to make the backgrounds!!!! I've learned so much simply from watching this, especially about colors! I'm definitely going to consult your videos in the future for my sets/backgrounds!!! 😍😍😍😍
You're the best.. Learning a lot from you
Wow, this is incredible
Very very useful. I love your videos !
Blown away. 🤯
hey Marco a quick tip which could be useful for adding some variation to duplicated objects: use CTRL + M (+ X/Y/Z for the preferred axis) to mirror your objects!
As always awesome content!! greetings from Germany 🤪💃🏻✨
I didn’t know that shortcut - thanks for the tip!
Calling your work "awesome" is such an understatement.