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PROCESS VIDEO // colorful heads

🕑 Added 2021-01-07 10:00:03 +0000 UTC

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Loish

thanks so much, so grateful that you joined the community! here's more info on the brushes I use - https://www.patreon.com/posts/step-by-step-i-34615265

KAM

Hi Loish!!days ago I joined this community and I just came across this wonderful video. I would like to ask you what kind of brushes you use, and where could I get them (or similar hehe) because always see your drawings and I looove the texture it brings. Thank you <3<3

Loish

hey! I didn't change anything, but I accessed it as a brush preset and not just as a brush. maybe that makes a difference? also make sure your tablet settings have a good pressure!

Xayahcatl

Hi loish! sorry if my grammar its bad, im not an english speaker, I have a small problem, I recently bought the macalab brush but I can't make it paint with the same intensity as yours, even with the flow at 100% it doesn't look as intense. Did you touch something in the brush settings?

Loish

glad you like it :)

Gossamer's Art

I think I’ve watched this about 12 times now lol watching you make art is so cool!

Loish

yes haha i always have that urge! but i love the look of rough art so I try to let it go as well :)

Delphitact

do you by any chance have that urge to render all of them? I know I would 😂 I love the colors that you choose here...it is so vibrant and fun to see

Loish

i'm so glad you find it useful! i'm always worried that these process videos are not interesting, but then again i'm my own worst critic. i'm always happy to spread my philosophy of " start simple and build detail gradually" :)

Loish

i try to get a good mix of copying the reference and also exaggerating some parts so that it also has the energy of the original! here's a little step-by-step that shows my basic process: https://www.patreon.com/posts/step-by-step-of-34294329

Zachary Compton

I love your method for building a face. It’s so simple and makes it MUCH easier to understand difficult angles. I struggle with anatomy and proportions a lot but I must say since I’ve been watching these videos it’s not only motivated me to draw more but helps me understand where I’m going wrong. It also makes it more fun.

Laura

Thank you so much for this!

Predayst

Haha okay the history panel went over my head a bit, I must switch brushes more often than I should. Gave it a good go for a couple pieces! So have you tried Corel Painter at all? Interestingly enough I don't see people talk about it much

Carolina Valdes

Hey Loish, how do you capture likeness in a portrait?

Loish

i always work in RGB because i feel like cmyk really mutes the blues! i'm usually happy with the print outcome despite that!

smunchkin

i love this sooo much! may i ask you if your process is in RGB colorscale or in CMYK? i'm always unsure about that, normally i work in cmyk so there is no big suprise when you print it out & having better control. but i don't know if there is a better solution for more vibrant colors.

Loish

i definitely used references for these!

Loish

so happy to hear that nahla! thanks so much for your support!

Loish

happy to hear that! i'm a big fan of just layering on random colors and testing to see what works!

Loish

yes, this is my ideal workspace! the navigator window gives me a thumbnail view, the history lets me click back to a much earlier step in the process, and the layers panel is also essential for me!

Loish

thanks! i did record it, and I made the first half in photoshop which was also recorded! I'll post it up soon!

Joffery Black

https://www.instagram.com/p/BjulNa2lcH4/?hl=en plus check out her free brushes too. I can see she is using them in here.

Joffery Black

https://www.instagram.com/p/BjulNa2lcH4/?hl=en I love this brush. I understand why she uses it a lot.

Lauren Nicole

Hi Loish! I was wondering if you recorded the procreate process of the painting that was in your IG stories today? I really love the colors you’re using!

Predayst

Nice. So is this your typical workspace in PS? I've yet to peek at the history panel..

Anska

I was looking forward to this one! I watched it over lunch today and it helped with my very ordinarily colored portrait studies I did later on.

Sian Buckley

This is awesome! They all look like superheroes

Edward Ingle

Beautiful work. Am glad to see I am not the only one who adjusts facial proportions in the middle of a sketch. Are the brushes used for this session available?

Kurt Aspland

This is great thank you. Quick question what brush are you using when sketching the black line work and how are you so quickly adjusting the angle of the brush? Thanks

Nahla

Oh , thank you Loish you made my day 💃💃 you know when I feel low I just look at your tutorials it just makes me happy, l wanna thank you so much I feel a lot of improvement since I become your patreon ❤️❤️❤️❤️

Cosmic Tea

Yesss I was waiting for this one! Do you usually look at references when doing these head studies, or do you try to come up with interesting shapes from your imagination?