?46 Lesson 8 - Speedpainting Part 1 - Speedpainting - What is Speedpaintin

P46 - 00:02?

?We are on module eight. My friends, so far in this course. We've done several paintings and we've covered almost everything from black and whites to compositions to color, to painting, to photo bashing, to painting with photos. And now we are here. This is it, guys, the culmination of all these things together.?

P46 - 00:34現(xiàn)在把技術(shù)都結(jié)合在一起。 ?

speed painting. Give yourself a huge pat on the back for making it this far. I'm not even sure how many people will make it this far, but you, you are one of the chosen ones. So you should relish on it. or don't let them know. Because I don't think that many people use Facebook anymore, as I did on Twitter. I don't know how people just announced that stuff anymore. Like ticktock doesn't even really allow that at all. Anyways. Back to the topic at hand. speed painting. What is speed painting exactly??

P46 - 01:07快速繪制什么意思？?

Is it concept art? Well, if you Google it, this is what Google would say. Speed painting is an artistic technique where the artist has a limited time to finish the work.?

P46 - 01:18谷歌的解釋是有限時(shí)間完成作品。?

The time can vary, usually iteration is attached from several minutes to a few hours. Unlike sketches, speed paintings may be considered finished, after the time limit is up. I don't really know why Google sounds kind of like batman butler, but I guess this is my head cannon. ?

P46 - 01:37某種程度是對(duì)的。?

I think that's kind of true. But the real truth is that I know you're gonna totally hate me for this. But we don't have a clear definition. Again, there is no master dictionary that we can refer to.?

P46 - 01:48沒(méi)有明確的定義。?

However, I will say this, speed paintings are called that, because they are meant to be fast. You can also find speed painting on YouTube, where people post their time lapses of their paintings and speed them up significantly.?

P46 - 02:01加速時(shí)間繪制。?

However a while. Yes, these are quote, quote speed paintings and. I wouldn't consider them speed paintings from a concept art standpoint. ?

P46 - 02:10這并不是概念藝術(shù)的立場(chǎng)。?

These are like a different category of speed painting, because a person could have spent 20 hours on a painting like this and then just sped it up to 16 minutes.?

P46 - 02:22節(jié)省繪制時(shí)間成本。?

But the reality of the fact is that they did well spend 20 hours, in my opinion, a speed painting should be limited to around 2 to 3 hours. Some people can consider it faster or slower. And this is why I mentioned that there is no clear definition.?

P46 - 02:40概念藝術(shù)繪制兩三小時(shí)。?

for turtles. We humans are extremely fast, but to a mclaren sports car, the human is incredibly slow. unless you're a mclaren is driving at zero miles per hour. But why in the world would you buy a car like a Mclaren is not drive it fast. Anyways. It's all relative.?

P46 - 02:59麥克拉倫賽車(chē)比人和烏龜速度快。?

I'd say a speed painting. It should be something that is very fast for your own standards, for example, is completely finished Illustration for me, such as the one that you're seeing appear here can take anywhere between 10 to 40 hours, depending on the level of finish. Then my speed painting should be anything less than three hours.?

P46 - 03:20繪制的時(shí)間少于三小時(shí)。?

for you. That number may be different. One thing that Google definitely got right though is that it isn't a sketch or something to be considered unfinished.?

P46 - 03:30谷歌時(shí)間是草圖或者半成品。?

The point of a speed painting is that it is finished, but sometimes it has the appearance of a work in progress, where it's not super tight and it's not super rendered.?

P46 - 03:39并不是太半成品或渲染。?

But that is exactly what makes it so appealing. The unfinished quality of it makes it a speed painting. ?

P46 - 03:46半成品基礎(chǔ)上才是速繪。?

But it's not truly unfinished. It is not like a work in progress. This is simply what the speed painting is. So here's a big important question. What is it used for in the industry??

P46 - 04:00速繪在產(chǎn)業(yè)中應(yīng)用是什么？?

Well, a multitude of things. It's essentially a very fast painting like noda. So it's perfect for this things like trying to describe a concept or giving the initial mood of a place or doing color keys, or you're mostly worried about the lighting in color and not necessarily the small details.?

P46 - 04:17顏色主題和打光，不是具體細(xì)節(jié)。?

Would a speed painting would it not be good for?our solid finish key frames trying to show what the final product could look like in the very end.?

P46 - 04:29最終呈現(xiàn)的圖什么樣的。?

It's definitely not an illustration, unless they specifically ask for something loose and sketchy looking.?

P46 - 04:35粗略的看個(gè)大概。?

But it is a great skill to have to paint quickly and be able to bring out the core ideas in as little time as possible.?

P46 - 04:43短時(shí)間內(nèi)繪制出思維來(lái)。?

In fact, I would argue my cinnamon demo, which is a painting that I relatively quickly can be considered a speed painting. For example, if my art director says, hey, I want to explore the possibility of this new environment where our characters are on a lake and I want five different explorations on it.?

P46 - 04:59比如讓角色在湖邊，五個(gè)選項(xiàng)。 ?

This is definitely not the time to be painting a finished illustrating key frame for each other possibilities.?

P46 - 05:06此時(shí)不是五個(gè)選項(xiàng)都做到細(xì)節(jié)化。?

Instead, you'll probably want to just do a quick speed painting for each to imply what could happen. ?

P46 - 05:13做大概的情況看看發(fā)生什么。 ?

For me personally. This is also my favorite method of painting. It's just fun. I do speed paintings to relax or to touch up my brushwork or do a master's study. It can be quite relaxing,?

P46 - 05:27研究下刷子提升到專(zhuān)業(yè)，很放松。?

though I also know some people absolutely hated. One thing should be clear though. One can never be good at speed painting. If one is not good at painting,?

P46 - 05:36繪畫(huà)不好，素描也不好。?

like at a normal pace, you can't run. If you don't yet know how to walk,?

P46 - 05:42不會(huì)走，就不會(huì)跑步。?

and you cannot dance or do ballet, if you don't at least know how to run.?

P46 - 05:46不會(huì)跑步，更不會(huì)舞蹈。?

the speed part of speed painting comes from being very efficient and knowledgeable about your normal painting process. ?

P46 - 05:55理解越深速度越快。 ?

You cannot use it as a place to start your painting process.?

P46 - 05:59素描不是你開(kāi)始訓(xùn)練的起點(diǎn)。?

I personally believe that you have to begin slow and slowly ramp up,?

P46 - 06:03緩慢穩(wěn)定的提升。?

however that being said, in the world, there are always exceptions, and people will always prove me wrong.?

P46 - 06:10總是有人來(lái)證明我的論據(jù)不足。?

This is just my own personal experience and what i've seen and what works best for most people.?

P46 - 06:14什么方案更好的服務(wù)更多人。?

I don't wanna be the person to tell you what you can or can't do.?

P46 - 06:17不負(fù)責(zé)告訴你什么可以什么不能。?

So i'll just say this is a very strong encouragement. Think of it this way. A speed painting is like at a 30 percent quality of your normal finished piece.?

P46 - 06:28速寫(xiě)是完成百分之三十的草圖。?

So if you're normal finished piece isn't that fantastic, then your speed painting is only going to be a worse derivative.?

P46 - 06:34三分之一效果不好成也不好。 ?

This is why we begin with all of those slower pieces in the start, from the VisDev piece to the photo bashing piece and then to the painting with photo bashing piece.?

P46 - 06:45照片拼圖加繪制循序漸進(jìn)。?

By now you should be pretty comfortable with the process and can push it to the limit,?

P46 - 06:50技術(shù)一次次的發(fā)揮到極致。?

by putting on your red shoes and doing some iconic Sonic speed times.?

P46 - 06:56體驗(yàn)超快感。?

You, however, are now here at modulate. And you have passed through all the gates and all the lessons that have all prepared you for this moment. ?

P46 - 07:05光關(guān)斬將為這一刻準(zhǔn)備的。?

Unless you skipped ahead and jumped right into here, but you wouldn't do that, right, anyways, for speed painting, I'm going to demonstrate three different paintings and tackle three different scenarios.?

P46 - 07:22三種不同的繪制和繪制場(chǎng)景。?

You will soon discover that it's basically everything we've covered so far, except on speed steroids. We're gonna blast through these paintings and we're gonna have fun doing so. because you got all the way here. You deserve it. Your brain deserves it. And your drawing hand also a definitely deserves it. With that. Let's get to work.?

47 Lesson 8 - Speedpainting Part 2 - Brushes Galore P47 - 00:01?

?For my very first painting, I'm going to finally break free of my horizontal shackles and paint a paint, a vertical painting. Oh, my god! This feels incredible! I am finally Free. Just for the first one.?

P47 - 00:18開(kāi)始繪制豎屏版的。?

I'm going to stick with my little red riding hood and Cinderella prompt. And honestly I am so sick of seeing these two images by now. I'm going to abandon this prompt right after I finish this piece and you will be able to abandon this prompt as well. Rejoice! My friend deliberation has begun.?

P47 - 00:34小紅帽和灰姑娘結(jié)束了。 ?

So Airi, what are you painting? I have decided to paint a scene where Cinderella is undergoing her dress transformation.?

P47 - 00:42灰姑娘的換衣服過(guò)程。?

If you've ever seen the disney movie, whether it's the old one or the new one, it's the scene where her old rags get turned into this absolutely gorgeous dress.?

P47 - 00:52抹布變成了公主服裝。?

Because I already did a good amount of research into the tang dynasty. I'm going to keep my Cinderella within historical China and show a scene where her dress is getting transformed into a beautiful tang dynasty Han fu in its full glory. ?

P47 - 01:07轉(zhuǎn)化成漢服。?

Now I'm going to show you is probably the most coveted section of class ever, which is brushes??

P47 - 01:15進(jìn)入到刷子的講解。 ?

Oh, yeah. For anyone not really in the loop. Digital painting brushes are considered, especially for newer artists, like the holy sword excalibur or a magic wand, that is somehow the key to unlocking a great painting.?

P47 - 01:30《亞瑟王的劍》等挑戰(zhàn)的是筆刷。?

It's a very common question that you'll find people asking in fact, go to any professional artist, social media, scroll through the comments. And I guarantee that you will very soon find a question that asks, what brushes do you use? ?

P47 - 01:43數(shù)字繪畫(huà)評(píng)論區(qū)關(guān)于刷子問(wèn)題多。?

It’s such a common question that at this point many artists find it rude and are extremely annoyed to be asked this question.?

P47 - 01:52有的感覺(jué)無(wú)禮不愿意回復(fù)問(wèn)題。 ?

In fact, when the art community going around asking for rushes is kind of akin to begging and looked down upon and within the community.?

P47 - 02:01問(wèn)這問(wèn)題有點(diǎn)不被看起的感覺(jué)。 ?

The reason for this is because many artists insist that the brush is not what does the work.?

P47 - 02:08并不是刷子解決的問(wèn)題。?

You can effectively use any brush you want to be able to achieve a great painting.?

P47 - 02:13任何一把刷子都可以協(xié)助你完工。?

You could literally create a masterpiece in the MS paint such as this lady. Or you could create a masterpiece in Excel. Like this guy literally made this piece as an Excel. I am not joking. I'm not really sure how he did it either, but I don't think you use any brushes for that.?

P47 - 02:31有人甚至不用刷子繪畫(huà)。?

So essentially, the tools aren't supposed to matter as much as the painting itself.?

P47 - 02:36繪畫(huà)技術(shù)和刷子關(guān)系不大。 ?

However, I would also argue that brushes really do matter to a certain degree.?

P47 - 02:41但是刷子某種程度是重要的。?

It's kind of like trying to cook soup in a frying pan.?

P47 - 02:46在煎鍋里做湯。 ?

You're not going to get very far because you're just not using the right equipment. ?

P47 - 02:52沒(méi)用對(duì)容器走不長(zhǎng)路。?

So the same thing for brushes. Sometimes to get a specific texture, you do need that specific brush.?

P47 - 02:59特殊紋理用特殊的刷子。 ?

The key here though, is that a brush at the end of the day is just a tool.?

P47 - 03:02刷子僅僅是個(gè)工具。 ?

Even if you have the world's best cooking pot, like over a thousand dollars with an equally expensive Japanese knife. And you're using things like black truffles and you're using sturgeon caviar, if you suck at cooking, then it's not going to taste good, no matter how good that pot or knife is.?

P47 - 03:22黑松露魚(yú)子醬最貴的未必做飯好。?

The same thing with brushes, it's going to sting a bit. But if you suck at art, no amount of cool or great brushes will ever be able to help you. ?

P47 - 03:30好刷子不能替代你繪畫(huà)技能。?

That's why I waited all the way until now to go over this. Of course you have access to my brushes from the very start a class, you don't even need to ask. I have provided for you.?

P47 - 03:41給你準(zhǔn)備了刷子課。?

I wouldn't be so cruel as to deprive you of them. But I'm now going to explain them one by one and how I personally use them.?

P47 - 03:50一個(gè)個(gè)解釋個(gè)人使用心得。?

And the reason I waited until now is because you are now here at modulate, you officially don't suck. You went through each and every single one of the lessons. you understand the fundamental concepts and tried a bunch of pieces by yourself.?

P47 - 04:05理解概念和進(jìn)行訓(xùn)練。 ?

And so now you are ready for more minute things, such as brushes.?

P47 - 04:11現(xiàn)在了解更細(xì)致問(wèn)題。?

But I needed to make sure that you understood the whole picture about how to make an entire painting first, before we start to focus on the nitty-gritty.?

P47 - 04:20有全局觀后深入細(xì)節(jié)。?

That being said, real quick. I personally believe that brushes are definitely a good tool and some brushes are indeed better than others.?

P47 - 04:29也許存在更好的刷子。?

But just to be aware, asking someone that you barely know yet for their brushes can be considered quite rude.?

P47 - 04:36問(wèn)刷子的問(wèn)題多少有點(diǎn)冒犯。?

It's like asking a stranger about something personal. Some strangers are happy to share. And some strangers find it very invasive.?

P47 - 04:44有的樂(lè)意分享，有的感覺(jué)冒犯了。?

So just be careful and decide for yourself. As always. I don't like to tell people what to do, but anyways, I bet you're at the edge of your seat right now. Drooling over these brushes. So let me hop to it. ?

P47 - 04:56對(duì)刷子垂涎欲滴，馬上開(kāi)始講述。?

So I'm gonna show you some of the most common brushes that I use in pretty much all of my paintings and also what kind of setting that I enjoy or any other quirks that people would just love to know about brushes in general.?

P47 - 05:09人們?cè)敢饬私獾乃⒆酉嚓P(guān)問(wèn)題。?

Step one is that typically I like to stick to one hundred percent opacity.?

P47 - 05:13百分百不透明度。?

I don't really change the flow. I think that some of the brushes have different flows and I simply use whatever they originally had incorporated to them.?

P47 - 05:20最原始的筆刷流暢度。?

I only changed opacity if it is a really soft brush that I'm using for gently sweeping over things typically like a post effects brush.?

P47 - 05:30粉撲后效果才調(diào)節(jié)不透明度。 ?

But for the simple painting, I really don't touch the opacity.?

P47 - 05:34普通繪制不調(diào)節(jié)不透明度。?

I just keep it at one hundred percent. So let me show you my giant list of brushes. ?

P47 - 05:40展示筆刷的大列表。?

First of all, these are the hard round brush is that photoshop gives you. When you first start off.?

P47 - 05:45初學(xué)者用的硬圓刷。?

These are probably some of the brushes that I go to the most. I am not joking, because when it comes to especially things like photo bashing and rendering the soft brushes.? ?

P47 - 05:58照片拼接暈染用的軟刷。?

So basically, these guys are some of the best things that you can get because they render really nicely, especially for objects where you don't want a lot of texture.?

P47 - 06:06尤其是想去掉紋理的時(shí)候。?

Next, over the years, I have accumulated a whole bunch of brushes like so many. So here are some dry media brushes that were included with photoshop. These are also included with photoshop. I have kylie Webster, zinc brushes. I have this whole giant list of brushes and the question is, do I actually use them? And to be quite honest, no, I don't use like any of these brushes. These I don't even know what to do with these. There are so many of them. When I first started a digital painting, I kind of just started to collect brushes like this greedy dragon that was collecting treasure.?

P47 - 06:47貪吃蛇囤貨筆刷卻用不到。?

And I just kept collecting brush after brushing after brush. And I realized that I only use like five brushes. So instead of being sending you every single one of these brushes. What is the point? If I don't even use them myself? ?

P47 - 07:01如果我自己不用沒(méi)法教給你們。 ?

Therefore, let me introduce I raised essentials. These are my go to 10 brushes like my holy grail.?

P47 - 07:10介紹我常用的十款刷子。?

And to be honest, I still only use like five of these most of the time.?

P47 - 07:14最常用的五款刷子。?

But these are the brushes that are my favorite and the ones I always use for painting. And I will now explain them one by one. ?

P47 - 07:19一個(gè)個(gè)的去解釋。?

The first brush is the Kyle t Webster brushes. So for anyone who has an Adobe subscription, you're able to download kyle's brushes for Free because they're essentially an extension of photoshop that you can unlock with your subscription.?

P47 - 07:32免費(fèi)的kyle刷子。?

There’re my go to brushes if I’m doing anything sketching or if I'm doing any line work or calligraphy like items or really anything that requires a very nice line.?

P47 - 07:44比如書(shū)法需要的優(yōu)雅線(xiàn)條。?

So these two are my pretty much go to line work brushes.?

P47 - 07:47兩個(gè)常用的工作刷子。?

the next is the soft brush. So this is essentially the same thing as the photoshop software round brush except this one. As texture. Sometimes I find that having a little bit of tooth in texture is so so nice.?

P47 - 08:02圓刷子用于有點(diǎn)顆粒紋理的繪制。?

But this brush is a soft round brush here is essentially made of tiny dots that is trying to imitate this soft round brush that photoshop has a default. ?

P47 - 08:12小點(diǎn)用軟圓刷來(lái)繪制。?

The next brush is still another soft round brush that is essentially the same thing as trying to imitate the photoshop software around except instead of being in a circular motion which is this one is now in a linear motion and it has just a little bit of tooth.?

P47 - 08:27圓形運(yùn)動(dòng)被線(xiàn)性運(yùn)動(dòng)替換。?

I find that this brush is fantastic for painting over things and adding just a little bit of texture to things.?

P47 - 08:34涂抹或者添加材質(zhì)時(shí)候用。?

So these two brushes, i used mainly for painting over big lots of area. So adding tiny bits of tooth,?

P47 - 08:44大面積涂抹，梳齒狀的刷子。?

the next three brushes are essentially my go to brushes for painting.?

P47 - 08:49接下來(lái)的三個(gè)刷子。?

Number one is the oil brush. I find that this brush is so convenient for painting just about anything.?

P47 - 08:55第一把油刷繪制萬(wàn)物。?

You'll see that if you press really hard, you get this slight color distortion within it that I really enjoy. That is known as color dynamics.?

P47 - 09:04用力繪制可以得到顏色動(dòng)態(tài)變化。?

So if you go to any of your brushes, you can turn on the color dynamics. If you're using photoshop and it will have this little colored digitally included in it. So if you have a brush that you really like and you like this color Jitter, then you can add that color Jitter to your very own rushes. ?

P47 - 09:21可以把顏色抖動(dòng)效果加入進(jìn)去。?

The next brush I call it the Minnesota. This is probably my favorite brush of all time. I found this brush randomly in a concept art brush pack somewhere. I don't really remember where, but this is definitely my favorite painting brush.?

P47 - 09:34明尼蘇達(dá)畫(huà)刷。?

I use this to paint basically anything and everything in my entire life. It looks just like the state of Minnesota.?

P47 - 09:42外形像是明尼蘇達(dá)州的形狀。?

Not exactly, but pretty close. So I call it the Minnesota a brush. And yes, I have named all of these for you so that there are more understandable. Their original names were things like good brush 542 four three. Or something like that. And I didn't understand it whatsoever. ?

P47 - 09:57生動(dòng)名字替代數(shù)字代碼名字。?

So you're welcome. I have named everything out for you. The second brush in the oil brush number two,?

P47 - 10:02第二個(gè)是油刷二號(hào)。?

that is basically the same thing as the first oil brush, except it's a little bit harder.?

P47 - 10:06二號(hào)油刷有點(diǎn)硬。?

I find that this is great for filling in color. ?

P47 - 10:10填充色彩時(shí)候用剛剛好。?

The last three brushes is what I use. If I need to add additional texture.?

P47 - 10:15剩下三把用于填充額外紋理時(shí)候。?

The first one is the harried Minnesota. So this brush is fantastic for adding tooth in texture to things like tree bark. If you want a rock, if you want some concrete,?

P47 - 10:27樹(shù)皮 混凝土 巖石時(shí)候用。?

I find that this is fantastic. For a general texture brush, I find it works for pretty much anything. The second of these three rushes the hairy brick which is essentially the same thing, except it adds a softer kind of tooth.?

P47 - 10:38第二款是軟磚刷。 ?

This is great for wooden tables. So things that have texture but are a little bit more uniform.?

P47 - 10:44比如木質(zhì)紋理桌面。?

The last one is what I consider to be the texture extravaganza. This is if I want some pops of texture,?

P47 - 10:51表面鋪張材質(zhì)刷子。?

I find that this works fantastic for anything within nature. And I use it a lot for trees and shrubs and foliage as well.?

P47 - 10:59樹(shù)木 灌木 葉子。?

And that's pretty much it, including everything here of Iris essential oils and the photoshop brushes that you get automatically. This is basically my entire arsenal.?

P47 - 11:08以上是我全部筆刷兵器庫(kù)。?

I don't even know why I keep the rest of this stuff. If I don't even use it as literally just taking up space. Maybe after this class I will go in and clean some stuff up.?

P47 - 11:17我會(huì)清理掉我不需要的刷子。?

So within the demo that you seem so far from me, I basically only used these ten brushes.?

P47 - 11:21我常用的上面十把刷子。?

And within the speed painting that you'll see next, I will make sure to call out any specific brushes that I think are fantastic for that specific moment.?

P47 - 11:29速寫(xiě)課程我會(huì)叫出刷子名字來(lái)。?

And you will definitely find that they are all these brushes here. So i'll call out like, say, oh, right now I'm using the Minnesota. Oh, right now I'm using the harry bricks, which is very strange to hear out of context. But their brushes. Okay, it's fine. So that out of the way I hope that associates your brush hunger and we're gonna get straight to the painting.?