5:28 Update! I've just discovered that if you place the HueSaturation modifier BEFORE the Tint modifier (you can drag it by pressing on the gray circles at the top right, to the right of the 'x') the effect is EVEN better :)
Thank you, Sophie! I work with Blender as a 3d software but I never ventured into the mysterious realm of Grease Pencil. Your video encouraged me to try this adventure.
Thank you, I hope you enjoy the adventure! Honestly grease pencil is what made me venture into the wild world of 3D, so I love how it’s bridging these two worlds :)
WoW! Never really experimented with the colour related modifiers before! I love it... will find a way to work it into my next projects. Also, can I just say, I love your drawings!!
Oh wow hey Tatyanna, thanks for coming to check it out! I’m very relieved to hear that it’s clear, especially since I know you don’t use the program (I mean I don’t think you do? haha) so if you could follow I think that’s a good sign :) Also, like I said... it’s a look 😂 Just not... my kinda look ;)
hah.. kombucha and grease pencil, my choice also :) your artwork looks really unique and amazing.. especially the cyclops transform. I would like to see tutorial on this one also
Wannnaaaa seee more Sophie and all the wonderful arty things your beautiful mind wants to get up to! I’m 10000% here to cheer for all Sophie endeavours 🌞🌸🌈💕💕
Yay! More! Rad work, and you've also persuaded me to do 2d blender. Only just found stroke correction thing (for putting things tilted by 3d moves back into camera space) and other features making grease pencil work doable, you're making it look extremely easy! thankyou!
PS Re Colour - would love to see one day someone create a colour-change feature based off of the pen-tilt / direction info from a Wacom tablet/pen (interpreted as a direction to move the current colour across a custom pallette like a painter would have on the side) and I bet there's some programmatic possibility with the vertex colours being kept.
Thank you! This means a lot! Also what you’re talking about with pen tilt would be WILD. I don’t even fully understand how someone could make that happen but that would be so cool (of course I’m not a coder so that’s not surprising) but yes seeing pen tilt implemented in some way into grease pencil could be SO GREAT
@@SophieJantak Cheers! I've seen people request features like this and new blender features keep showing up thick and fast. 1 and 2 below are doable. 1) Wacom pens/tablets (and some other Stylus / Stylii) send where you're pointing, pressure/distance (yes, distance if nearby), a kind of north and the angle (steepness). Real-time streams of numbers just like mouse / joystick, it's doable (I saw 3d joysticks in the options recently, 'NDOF' controllers so I'm hopeful) and things blender is built on Python just need something adding, or SDL (like DirectX but works on all platforms, for joystick input pens etc) are also constantly evolving.
@@SophieJantak 2) Multi-Touch is great, new feature, doesn't for me seem to work how I expect in Blender on windows/linux (or I'm an idiot and have my pen/tablet settings wrong) - missing that new option we all really wanted... of working with touch screens or wacoms with touch so you can just paint with a finger on the tablet or screen and 2nd in the UI panel corner and change anything / drag colour selector around! Sigh one day maybe. Meanwhile Wacoms allow pen or single touch and multi-touch, (it just relays where you're pressing and how hard) so... you could just drag one finger around and that paints, then add a second finger in the corner to vary whatever, like a palette, or two - colour, shadow colour! (doable in Python or JUCE - there's always people out there pushing the frontiers of these fun U.I. areas!)
@@DoktorKifTV Hey I just realized youtube notified me about comments but not comment replies, so I'm just seeing everything else you wrote and that's all really cool! Haha after your message I wanted to see if I could figure out coding stuff but that lasted about a half hour and I think I'll just stick to art making. But thanks for sharing all this, it's really interesting!
Thanks so much! Almost finished with my next one, I think I’ll try to get a video out every thursday (no official promises, but that’s my goal for the time being!)
Sophie, I so love your style and that you do it all in Grease pencil. You also have a lovely personality. So down to earth. I'm learning the 2d 3d space and animation, so I'm lost half of the time when watching tutorials. I love what you are teaching, but you're just a little fast with the process. Like when you select something. I can't see what or where the button is. I have to replay a few times. Maybe if you could just slow down a tad, that would be great for newbies like myself.
Thanks for the feedback! I'll keep this in mind. I'm actually going to be releasing a beginner grease pencil tutorial this week, where I start from step 1 and really explain every step I do, so I hope that will be helpful :)
Thank you so much! I’ll make a video soon on my brush settings, but my lineart brush currently looks like... no post-processing, and for randomize I have radius at 0.05, strength at 0.06, hue at 1 (with the stroke button clicked), saturation at 0.01 (stroke button clicked) and value at 0.04 (stroke button clicked). Though that’s just from playing around with the settings, not saying that’s the “perfect” settings by any means, haha. But anyways hope it helps!
I like drawing with pen on a rough surface, it gives a pencil vibe with the strength of charcoal. This translated extraordinarily well on blender with this set up. However my main technique is hatching and It doesn't feel responsive. Is there a way to get around this?
I’m glad you like it! Do you mean in terms of drawing tablet? I’m very lucky to have found a wacom cintiq second hand, but for a very long time I just used a wacom intuis pro medium :)
Drawing in Colour? czcams.com/play/PL02OYF9769rPTjPfnbdwMRAwHQxz-2jVS.html - Krita was / is a bust (sad, they're VERY nearly there) Hoping to make for free, or on steam for very little, and develop for all platforms - as plugins and as standalone minimal paint/layer edit/onion skinning cartoonist/artists' tool. Easy given time to make into a plugin for Krita for editing a new image same size as layer it's run on, with that layer being your (alpha/hideable) reference or background - might involve me getting someone else to do it as I'm severely disabled, yet stll having fun - thx for the tips!
5:28 Update! I've just discovered that if you place the HueSaturation modifier BEFORE the Tint modifier (you can drag it by pressing on the gray circles at the top right, to the right of the 'x') the effect is EVEN better :)
ty again! really enjoy your tips!
I love your smile you seem so happy doing this! Do not stop!
Never seen anything like this. Gonna be watching a lot of your videos.
Thank you, Sophie! I work with Blender as a 3d software but I never ventured into the mysterious realm of Grease Pencil. Your video encouraged me to try this adventure.
Thank you, I hope you enjoy the adventure! Honestly grease pencil is what made me venture into the wild world of 3D, so I love how it’s bridging these two worlds :)
I was watching your videos many times but today it's the first day when I actually followed you using Blender. Let's see where it takes me :D
Good stuff Sophie. GP is looking more like the future every release.
Thank you! I only picked it up a few months ago and it's definitely already come a long way! Excited to see where it goes
Your channel is insane! You have bewitched me with those weird tips and methods, thanks a lot
Your channel is absolutely amazing. : ) Needs Wayyy more views.
Love your enthusiasm! And your line art is top notch! AMAZING horses. Keep on making those episodes - youtube will love you soon! :)
Thank you! I feel there’s definitely a want for more videos about grease pencil, and I’m excited to start sharing what I’ve picked up :)
your videos are so helpful!! also you radiate so much love:)
WoW! Never really experimented with the colour related modifiers before! I love it... will find a way to work it into my next projects.
Also, can I just say, I love your drawings!!
Thank you so much!! I love all the different ways there are to use these tools and this program :)
This is awesome! Can't wait to see more of your art!!
Thank you! I can’t wait to share more
I like your Style! Welcome to Blender !
This is totally fantastic! I’ll definitely use this in the future. Thank you so much. Keep making videos like this!
Oh wow thank you! I'm really happy it was helpful
Not gonna lie, I love the psychedelic rainbow line art before you toned it down 😂 Solid tutorial though, very clear and easy to understand!
Oh wow hey Tatyanna, thanks for coming to check it out! I’m very relieved to hear that it’s clear, especially since I know you don’t use the program (I mean I don’t think you do? haha) so if you could follow I think that’s a good sign :) Also, like I said... it’s a look 😂 Just not... my kinda look ;)
hah.. kombucha and grease pencil, my choice also :)
your artwork looks really unique and amazing.. especially the cyclops transform. I would like to see tutorial on this one also
Thank you! Haha I love taking care of my booch! I can definitely share my process for the skeleton, I've made a note to do a future video on it :)
Thank you Sophie , I follow many of your tutorial , and it help me so much .
I'm so glad to hear it!
You sound so natural in this setting and comfortable with blender. Thanks for the tip!
That means a lot, I'm so happy it's helpful :)
This tutorial was exactly what I was looking for. Thank you so much!!!
I'm so glad it helped!
I love your energy!
I'm so glad, thanks!
Wannnaaaa seee more Sophie and all the wonderful arty things your beautiful mind wants to get up to! I’m 10000% here to cheer for all Sophie endeavours 🌞🌸🌈💕💕
Ahh thank you so much Meg!! ❤️❤️❤️
Thank you very much for sharing your knowledge with us
this was wonderful, thank you for sharing!
I'm so glad it helped!
this is awesome possum for sure
You're good at drawing, too. It's very nice.
Thank you!
Amazing tip and great book by James Gurney you have there.
Very nice, I like your style. I think I saw some of your Zelda art on Reddit first. Really cool
Thank you!
love so much your work! thanks for this video!
Thank you, I'm glad you appreciate it :)
Amazing trick!
yooooo damn this is invaluable information!! thank you so much! :DD
I'm so glad you appreciate it :)
Great Video! You´ve got a new subsciber! I never tried out Grease Pencil because of my bad drawing skills but this looks really fun!
Hey thanks! Hopefully I get you so excited about grease pencil you end up using it so much that your drawing skills can't help but level up :)
Yay! More! Rad work, and you've also persuaded me to do 2d blender. Only just found stroke correction thing (for putting things tilted by 3d moves back into camera space) and other features making grease pencil work doable, you're making it look extremely easy! thankyou!
PS Re Colour - would love to see one day someone create a colour-change feature based off of the pen-tilt / direction info from a Wacom tablet/pen (interpreted as a direction to move the current colour across a custom pallette like a painter would have on the side) and I bet there's some programmatic possibility with the vertex colours being kept.
Thank you! This means a lot! Also what you’re talking about with pen tilt would be WILD. I don’t even fully understand how someone could make that happen but that would be so cool (of course I’m not a coder so that’s not surprising) but yes seeing pen tilt implemented in some way into grease pencil could be SO GREAT
@@SophieJantak Cheers! I've seen people request features like this and new blender features keep showing up thick and fast. 1 and 2 below are doable.
1) Wacom pens/tablets (and some other Stylus / Stylii) send where you're pointing, pressure/distance (yes, distance if nearby), a kind of north and the angle (steepness). Real-time streams of numbers just like mouse / joystick, it's doable (I saw 3d joysticks in the options recently, 'NDOF' controllers so I'm hopeful) and things blender is built on Python just need something adding, or SDL (like DirectX but works on all platforms, for joystick input pens etc) are also constantly evolving.
@@SophieJantak 2) Multi-Touch is great, new feature, doesn't for me seem to work how I expect in Blender on windows/linux (or I'm an idiot and have my pen/tablet settings wrong) - missing that new option we all really wanted... of working with touch screens or wacoms with touch so you can just paint with a finger on the tablet or screen and 2nd in the UI panel corner and change anything / drag colour selector around! Sigh one day maybe. Meanwhile Wacoms allow pen or single touch and multi-touch, (it just relays where you're pressing and how hard) so... you could just drag one finger around and that paints, then add a second finger in the corner to vary whatever, like a palette, or two - colour, shadow colour! (doable in Python or JUCE - there's always people out there pushing the frontiers of these fun U.I. areas!)
@@DoktorKifTV Hey I just realized youtube notified me about comments but not comment replies, so I'm just seeing everything else you wrote and that's all really cool! Haha after your message I wanted to see if I could figure out coding stuff but that lasted about a half hour and I think I'll just stick to art making. But thanks for sharing all this, it's really interesting!
That was really great! Hope to see more.
Thanks so much! Almost finished with my next one, I think I’ll try to get a video out every thursday (no official promises, but that’s my goal for the time being!)
HI Sophie, you are so sweet. Keep doing more n more grease pencil tutorials. Thank you.
Your line is so pretty!
Cheers!
This was really helpful
So glad to hear it :)
Just brilliant! Thank you for sharing your talent with us. THANK YOU! Dg
So helpful! Thanks a lot!
I’m happy it was helpful!
Sophie, I so love your style and that you do it all in Grease pencil. You also have a lovely personality. So down to earth. I'm learning the 2d 3d space and animation, so I'm lost half of the time when watching tutorials. I love what you are teaching, but you're just a little fast with the process. Like when you select something. I can't see what or where the button is. I have to replay a few times. Maybe if you could just slow down a tad, that would be great for newbies like myself.
Thanks for the feedback! I'll keep this in mind. I'm actually going to be releasing a beginner grease pencil tutorial this week, where I start from step 1 and really explain every step I do, so I hope that will be helpful :)
Nice workflow!
Thank you!
Hey I really love your work! Cant wait to see more
Thank you! I'm happy you appreciate it :)
Wow, you rock!
Awesome video! I love grease pencil too 😋
Thank you! And that's awesome, it's such a great tool :)
Thank you
Just found this video on reddit! And your art style is amazing.
Can you share your line art brush settings?
Thank you so much! I’ll make a video soon on my brush settings, but my lineart brush currently looks like... no post-processing, and for randomize I have radius at 0.05, strength at 0.06, hue at 1 (with the stroke button clicked), saturation at 0.01 (stroke button clicked) and value at 0.04 (stroke button clicked). Though that’s just from playing around with the settings, not saying that’s the “perfect” settings by any means, haha. But anyways hope it helps!
@@SophieJantak thank you so much.
Good stuff! :)
Thank you!
so talented and creative , subscribes , your channel will be great
Thank you!
Oh boi do i want a tutorials series from you of course i do !
Good to know! :) Working on it!
Nice to meet you. I saw your video. It's very cute. Thank you. From Japan. OSKA
That was great
I'm glad you liked it!
I like drawing with pen on a rough surface, it gives a pencil vibe with the strength of charcoal. This translated extraordinarily well on blender with this set up. However my main technique is hatching and It doesn't feel responsive. Is there a way to get around this?
cheeers!
hi sophie
i am trying to use my mouse its tuff how do you move so fast on screen
new subscriber here. keep it up
Thanks! I'm glad you're here
Hey nice first video, thanx for sharing. Lkike your work. What do you use to draw with ...
I’m glad you like it! Do you mean in terms of drawing tablet? I’m very lucky to have found a wacom cintiq second hand, but for a very long time I just used a wacom intuis pro medium :)
Woow ty for explanation !
I’m happy you appreciate it!
Thank you for an informative video. Subscrbed!
For me Hue is disabled , how can I enable it ?
Is vertex paint mode selected? (as opposed to material paint mode)
@@SophieJantak Awesome, I got this now. Keep up the good work, its inspiring for me to learn blender👍
show it all
hey
Drawing in Colour? czcams.com/play/PL02OYF9769rPTjPfnbdwMRAwHQxz-2jVS.html - Krita was / is a bust (sad, they're VERY nearly there) Hoping to make for free, or on steam for very little, and develop for all platforms - as plugins and as standalone minimal paint/layer edit/onion skinning cartoonist/artists' tool. Easy given time to make into a plugin for Krita for editing a new image same size as layer it's run on, with that layer being your (alpha/hideable) reference or background - might involve me getting someone else to do it as I'm severely disabled, yet stll having fun - thx for the tips!