helloooo guru, oh!!!! my god its so good.the each episode of your postis very good spcialy last two episodes are very nice when ron tuns hellboy i cant belive it can happen.one caricature became one movie carector.its so good thanks sir. although there is some tecnical problums.but still there is so much to learn.at some place your voice crack its very funny.it sound robotic. but the nice thing is you keep talking about other great artist for our knowlage it shows that how humble &nice person you are.thanks for every thing.
Hey Joe, great to see more vids from you. I enjoy listening to these while I'm at work, working in photoshop myself. If I may just make an observation (and this is not a criticism) - in part 2 you were talking about working up a painting all at the same time. I definitely think this is a great way to work (and one I also use often). Incidentally, I just posted a demo on my blog where I worked exactly the opposite way (finishing one thing almost completely first, and then moving on). Of course, I'm not implying one of us is right or wrong. In fact, more often than not, your advice works better. I always find it fascinating how differently people will approach a painting. Anyway, hope you'll keep posting these vids!
I'm not a great painter, but your bit about being fearless with your painting inspired me to give digital painting a try on my Cintiq. It was fun, I'll have to do more of it.
Quick question though. Have you found that the colors on your Cintiq appear much much darker than on other monitors? I can't seem to adjust it otherwise without blowing out the whites.
it's funny u mentioned drawing on reams of staples paper cause thats what i often do. i found that laser paper tends to bleed less if you use a sharpie or like marker.
You're an awesome inspiration! this one was great! I wish I could practice with digital painting but I don't have a tablet or anything like it. I do have Photoshop which makes my drawings easier to color, but I still scan my sketches and do a lot of work before getting into the coloring process.
How would you paint digitally without a tablet/cintique? Would you do the same with a standard mouse?
The amount of work you turn out is kinda dizzying. Some really labor intensive stuff.
Really likings some of the layering and sketching techniques your using here in photoshop. The color layer multiplied over the art with another color layer over top of that is really swift.
I imagine I'll try it one of these days.
Thanks for the inspirational and informative PODCAST.
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Hey awesome! Thanks for sharing this with us Joe.
It's great to put a voice and though process behind your work.
Much appreciated, thanks again. Ron looks great.
thanks alot for another great video. Personally i'd like to hear some more about color-choices, but every video has been very instructive.
B
helloooo guru,
oh!!!! my god its so good.the each episode of your postis very good spcialy last two episodes are very nice when ron tuns hellboy i cant belive it can happen.one caricature became one movie carector.its so good thanks sir.
although there is some tecnical problums.but still there is so much to learn.at some place your voice crack its very funny.it sound robotic.
but the nice thing is you keep talking about other great artist for our knowlage it shows that how humble &nice person you are.thanks for every thing.
This is great Joe . . . really fun to watch . . .!
Beautiful and inspiring as always. Now off to start on something, anything.. just have to now!!
"G" for Genius. Great job.
Hey Joe, great to see more vids from you. I enjoy listening to these while I'm at work, working in photoshop myself.
If I may just make an observation (and this is not a criticism) - in part 2 you were talking about working up a painting all at the same time. I definitely think this is a great way to work (and one I also use often). Incidentally, I just posted a demo on my blog where I worked exactly the opposite way (finishing one thing almost completely first, and then moving on).
Of course, I'm not implying one of us is right or wrong. In fact, more often than not, your advice works better. I always find it fascinating how differently people will approach a painting.
Anyway, hope you'll keep posting these vids!
great to see a new one of these. it's very fun to see the choices you make in painting.
Superb! Shame not to finish on the Ron Perlman Hellboy but the final is worth..!
A slight resemblance to Will Ferrell not ..!?
I'm not a great painter, but your bit about being fearless with your painting inspired me to give digital painting a try on my Cintiq. It was fun, I'll have to do more of it.
Quick question though. Have you found that the colors on your Cintiq appear much much darker than on other monitors? I can't seem to adjust it otherwise without blowing out the whites.
Nice dude, Your back on the podcast, great update. Happy Holidays,
RAF
it's funny u mentioned drawing on reams of staples paper cause thats what i often do.
i found that laser paper tends to bleed less
if you use a sharpie or like marker.
p.s. glad to see you survived the coma!
Great tuition as usual. Thanks.
You're an awesome inspiration! this one was great! I wish I could practice with digital painting but I don't have a tablet or anything like it. I do have Photoshop which makes my drawings easier to color, but I still scan my sketches and do a lot of work before getting into the coloring process.
How would you paint digitally without a tablet/cintique? Would you do the same with a standard mouse?
The amount of work you turn out is kinda dizzying. Some really labor intensive stuff.
Really likings some of the layering and sketching techniques your using here in photoshop. The color layer multiplied over the art with another color layer over top of that is really swift.
I imagine I'll try it one of these days.
Thanks for the inspirational and informative PODCAST.
wow! Nice to discover your blog. Bravo!
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