Sterling Hundley
Looks Fast! | Speed in Composition
This video, recorded in a classroom setting at the first ever TAD workshop in Kansas City, MO, features
award-winning illustrator Sterling Hundley as he takes students through his process of painting a horse and jockey.
The real subject matter of this video, however, is concept.
For Sterling, an illustration is built on the foundation of a strong idea,
and this is what guides the artist throughout the creation of a painting. In this case, the concept is "speed", and the video begins
with a discussion of different means to convey that message. This is followed by the actual execution, and the
materials are kept to a minimum (white acrylic + two watercolors) to help keep the focus on idea instead of technique.
Throughout the video students and faculty ask questions about a number of topics ranging from photography to art directors,
and Sterling's responses are always articulate and full of clarity. This 1.5 hour demo ends with a nearly finished painting,
and the viewer will walk away with a much stronger understanding of the underpinnings of a compelling illustration.
$20
Quicktime Format 1280x720
Sammy HallEvoke the Dragon | Volume 1
In this first of two hour-long tutorial explorations,
concept artist Sammy Hall covers basic and advanced techniques
for developing visions of a conceptual world,
focusing on fantasy dragons and their environments.
As he flows along his path of creation, Sammy's design
and use of composition
roots you into each of his visions,
covering everything from brainstorming to inking thumbnails
to finding a methodology to your design, and then building diversity and options with color.
In the 2nd download, he renders the chosen color scene
into a fully developed concept illustration,
sharing the lessons he learns while creating the painting,
and giving you a true-to-life
experience in how digital tools can help you to constantly add polish to your own creations.
$20
Quicktime Format 1280x720
Francis VallejoInk Techniques | brush, nib & wash
Illustrator Francis Vallejo takes the viewer on a journey into inks and their exciting possibilities in this 102 minute video.
You will be able to watch Francis use one reference photo and interpret it 3 times, each time using a different inking technique: nib, brush, and wash.
He discusses the positives & negatives of each tool and ultimately the benefit of using all three for a successful inked image.
Along the way Francis shares his thoughts on how to properly use reference images, being confident in your drawings, and a bit of commentary on his favorite inkers and how to use your
influences to better your work and make it as unique as possible. Finally, Vallejo takes the last drawing and brings it into Photoshop to demonstrate a quick and efficient way
to
bring your inks into color. Enjoy!
$20
Quicktime Format 1280x720
AurElie Neyret (Clochette)Character Design & Illustration
In this two part download, Aurélie Neyret (Clochette) demonstrates her approach to character design and illustration. She begins by sketching two characters for a children's book.
She explains her choices and thought process throughout the first part of the tutorial, letting the viewer in on all the questions she keeps in mind while creating coherent and enjoyable characters.
The second part is about the illustration itself, using the characters created in the first part. It shows how Aurélie builds her picture from an early rough to the final illustration,
and tackles different points such as the importance of story telling, mood, colors, and expression.
This download is simple and joyful, with a tasty surprise waiting for you at the end!
$30
Quicktime Format 1280x720
(In French with English subtitles)
Cryptcrawler (Brad Rigney)A Hostile Takeover
In this 4.5 hour beast of a tutorial, artist Brad Rigney (Cryptcrawler) takes a rough thumbnail idea and carries it all the way through to it's beautiful and highly polished finish.
The demonstration begins with Brad talking about his initial idea and then painting in the background.
It then shifts gears with a separate mini-tutorial where he clearly demonstrates the specific techniques which he uses throughout the rest of the tutorial.
During the rest of the video Brad openly shares his process while adding a healthy dose of wisdom, common sense, and humor.
Topics covered include composition, lighting, mood, texture, character design, and more.
Brad tells the viewer that he's looking forward to seeing what people do with his techniques, and we at ConceptArt.Org are looking forward to the results. Happy painting.
$60
Quicktime Format 1280x720
Veronique MeignaudStream of Conciousness Illustration
While creating a new piece, a lot of trained artists already have a precise idea of what they are after. The picture they want to create is like a set destination, and they work rigorously until this destination is reached. While technique and academic training are necessary in the creation of any piece of artwork, some artists feel they are sometimes trapped by these and feel a need to free themselves. This often manifests with an artist being bored by his own work, feeling that he lacks imagination.
One can reasonably ask themselves if for such artists, these academic methods discriminate against the most unconventional ideas. And yet, these are the ideas I want to embrace and develop.
Rather than working with a set destination in mind, I like my personal works to take me wherever they want to go. Thus the destination is never set, it evolves during the making of the picture. This is the way I feel the most free, and this is the way that I feel my ideas won't curb themselves to a limited space. To achieve this, I use a work flow based on spontaneity and instinctive feeling. Of course, a basic idea of what I want to do is necessary, or else it would be like closing my eyes and wiggling my hand at the canvas aimlessly. That starting idea can be anything, but I will use it as a starting point rather than as a goal. I won't use construction lines. What I want is to explore the canvas in a more unpredictable way, and the key to that is to take advantage of accidents.
While my work can be described as being figurative, the path that leads me to that is a more abstract one. I feel that the more free I am, the more free the observer will be to interpret my works. Of course, such a free approach makes more sense in the context of more intimate, personal works.
$40
Quicktime Format 1280x720
(In French with English subtitles)
Jason ManleyComposition
During the lecture, many major works of art, of the best in history, are analyzed and deconstructed to illustrate all points. Historical composition is one of the key tools concept and 3d artists, illustrators, and fine artists, have at their disposal to improve their works from imagination and from life. I do not think this info is all together in one place, anywhere else.
I have personally visited most of the major museums around the world in my studies of this precise topic. I have learned composition with some of my art heros and most respected colleagues incuding Jim Garrison, Mark English, Malcolm "Skip" Liepke, Gary Kelley, Jack Unruh, Marshall Vandruff, Justin Sweet and many others. I studied in the museums. I studied in my history books. I then spent years in the industry working with all those you know from MB. The knowledge I pooled is now summed up, organized, and in one lecture video.
More info to come...for now, here are a selection of the many images I cover from throughout art history in order to teach this topic.
$30
Quicktime Format 1280x720
Zhang Lu & Jason ManleyPORTRAITS VOLUME 2 - ASIAN MALES
The next amazing download in this series of portraits by Chinese trained artist ZhangLu. Jason Manley provides the English narration while Zhang Lu paints a series of Asian male portraits with remarkable speed and accuracy.
Multiple portraits are built up simultaneously on the screen as Jason discusses the key factors in creating realistic heads of any race. Anyone interested in developing a solid and efficient approach to portraiture will glean much from a close study of this video.
$20
Intermediate Level. 60 minutes, Quicktime Format 1280x720
Zhang Lu & Jason ManleyPortraits Volume 1 - Caucasian Female
In this first in a series of downloads for ConceptArt.Org, Chinese trained artist ZhangLu paints a stellar series of female portraits as Jason Manley provides the English narration.
Multiple portraits are built up simultaneously on the screen as Jason discusses topics ranging from art history, basic approach, mood, and expression. Anyone interested in developing a solid and efficient approach to portraiture will glean much from a close study of this video.
$20
Intermediate Level. 60 minutes, Quicktime Format 1280x720
donato giancola"The Mechanic"
Join 18 time Chesley Award winner Donato Giancola in his Brooklyn studio for three days as he creates his latest space masterpiece, The Mechanic.
Donato begins the DVD by taking photographic reference, used to add a high degree of realism and detail to his thumbnail sketch. Work on the the actual oil painting gives him opportunity to cover everything from the delicate subtleties of portraiture to eye-popping metallic surfaces. Throughout the video Donato generously passes on his years of experience and ends by inviting the viewer to surpass his own accomplishments. Massive Black and ConceptArt.Org welcome the viewer to rise to the occasion!
$60 1280x720, quicktime, 5 hours
N8 Van DykeInk Demonstration
Since Nate Van Dyke dreams of Coro's face every night it came as no surprise when he chose him to be the subject of his inking demonstration with Massive Black. It was also no surprise that he asked Coro to be a co-host since they used to work together in the same office at Shaba Games.
This video features two veteran artists and friends discussing a variety of topics ranging from drawing materials, men's lips, and the amount of control that an artist has over the final piece. Also included are many jokes, gratuituous use of the word "dude", and bonus drawing footage without voiceover. If you're easily offended you might want to stay away, everyone else please enjoy.
$20
Quicktime Format 900MB 1280x720 60min
Jason Chancharacter design Volume 3 – The Villain
In part three of this series Jason designs three distinct villain characters: The Overlord, The Hunter, and The Deceiver. The real key, once again, is to help artists really think about the decisions they make while designing characters. Once a character is understood, the visual details can then be added to further enhance his or her identity. Shape language, psychology, and technique are all covered, helping the viewer to create the meanest and baddest baddies around. town. in a gown. with a crown. of great renown.
$20
Quicktime Format 1280x720 60min
Jason Chancharacter design Volume 2 – The Hero
In the next part of this infamous character design series, infamous character designer Jason Chan tackles the hero archetype. There’s a surprising amount of diversity to this basic character, and the main thrust of this video is to explore how different approaches can work to draw a viewer into a particular game or movie. As Jason paints three different heroes, the diligent viewer will be able to watch and learn from Jason’s technique while listening to insightful commentary about the real heart of a making a compelling design.
$20
Quicktime Format 1024x768 60min
Jason Chancharacter design volume 1 – style exploration
Sometimes a client has a strong story but they don't know exactly what they want for the visual look of their game or movie. Enter the ChanMan.
In this video we see him go through a broad range of stylistic iterations based on the same lead male character. The client can then use these ideas and move forward with a much clearer visual direction. This gets to the heart of concept art, and the more an artist is able to work in a variety of different styles the more he/she will be able to help a client, and get paid, and then have kids, or maybe a fast car.
$15
Intermediate Level. 60 minutes, Quicktime Format 1024x768
Jason ChanQuick Sketch
Your client has a big cover illustration. You show him your brilliant idea in a tiny two inch thumbnail sketch. Oh cruel fate! The poor man is unable to extract the brilliant image sealed within your mind. You fail to get the job, which means you fail to make the money, which means you fail to buy a toothbrush, which means your breath stinks.
Enter the "Quick Sketch" (tm), a powerful tool used by artists to convey their ideas powerfully and without a lot of time expenditure. Short deadline? No problem. Want to make something cool in the two hours before your girlfriend comes over? Check and mate.
In this download, Jason Chan takes the viewer through the completion of two sketches, the first of which being his winning Thunderdome entry at the Revelations workshop in Seattle. He won't tell me where the second image came from, but it does look like his own work (pretty much). As usual, Jason delights the viewer with his discussion of both technical and non-technical apsects of art making. He also talks about his approach to working on shorter images, which gets into the nitty gritty of what makes an image really work.
This is definitely one to get, unless you enjoy bragging to your friends about how many weeks it took you to render just the clouds alone!! In that case, don't get it, because then who would you be?
$15
Intermediate Level. 60 minutes, Quicktime Format 1024x768
Jason ChanThunderdome Illustration
Before watching this video, I was always worried about how to look sexy if a giant tentacled sea monster pulled me down to his underwater lair. That is a concern no longer. (Thank you Jason Chan!!) I'm also no longer concerned with how to complete a digital illustration based on an approved thumbnail sketch.
This digital download is replete with valuable insights on a variety of topics
including drapery, textured surfaces, depth of field, and unusual lighting scenarios.
Don't just be a wannabe Jason Chan. Be a Jason Chan. Buy now.
(Photoshop files included)
$15
Intermediate Level. 60 minutes, Quicktime Format 1024x768
Jason ChanPainter Sketch
In this video Jason Chan walks the viewer through the creation of a sketch done entirely in Corel Painter. No thumbnails. No plans. He just gets in there and paints, revealing his thought process and revisions along the way. The resulting image turns out beautifully, and throughout the video he discusses all the important art principals necessary to achieve such an outcome. We hope you learn as much from this demo as we did.
$15
Intermediate Level. 60 minutes, Quicktime Format 1024x768
El coroalla prima portraiture
Every Tuesday night the students of the ConceptArt.Org Atelier gather 'round for a round of Alla Prima portrait painting. El Coro runs the show, which is to say that he leads by example and occasionally walks around with a stick to keep the kids in line. He also makes a lot of jokes, though a few of the jokes had to be set aside to make way for the nonstop barrage of painting wisdom contained in this video. Coro begins with good solid basics: his materials, setting up the palette, and the general proportions of a head. The rest of the video is a painting demonstration covering topics ranging from paint application, color, value, form, and overall approach. Hands down this is one of our finest videos to date.
The DELUXE HD version is 1280x720 and includes a second portrait (without narration). 1 hour 41 minutes of content. $30The SD version is 1024x576 and contains one portrait.
1 hour 14 minutes of content. $20
El coro3D for Pre-Visualization
In this download, visual art speed demon Coro Kaufman shows the viewer how to depict a complicated street scene without spending unnecessary hours pouring over every window and leaf. The secret is something industry insiders refer to as “3D”, and while this isn’t an introductory class, the novice user will come away with some quick and dirty approaches to build out a solid looking city in a matter of hours in 3DS Max. In the second part, he’ll use Z-depth, ambient occlusion, and standard renders as a base to begin painting over in Photoshop. The resulting image has all the accuracy of the 3D while maintaining a painterly touch; ideal for pre-visualization in games and film.
$15
60 minutes, 1024x768 Quicktime Format
El CoroCinematic Storyboarding
All working artists have to deal with the threat of impending deadlines, but the art of storyboarding with its 50+ image projects brings this balance of time/quality to the forefront like no other. In other words, you can be good, but if you’re not quick you’ll either be on the streets, or worse, living at your parents' house.
Justin Kaufman, Art Director and co-founder of Massive Black, has done storyboards for Coca Cola, Fox, Playtone, as well as countless video game cinematics and gameplay sequences. In this download, you’ll see this veteran of traditional oil painting and high speed production art combine his talents to produce a result that’s short on time and long on quality.
$15
Intermediate Level. Two parts, 60+ minutes, Quicktime Format 1024x768
El CoroWeapon Design
Justin 'Coro' Kaufman has worked on literally hundreds of titles in his career as an Art Director and Concept Artist. This experience has made him someone who clearly understands that at the end of the day the goal of a concept artist is to provide a very specific visual solution for a client or game.
While this demonstration has plenty of information about painting techniques and design philosophy, it always comes back around to making a deliverable asset.
If you want to know what it takes to work in the games industry, this is is where it's at.
$15
Intermediate Level. Two parts, 60+ minutes, Quicktime Format 1024x768
Mike BierekThe Mystery of Form
In this moving sequence of images, famous artist Michael Bierek takes the viewer on a special journey into a key fundamental of pictorial representation: form. First he discusses the basics of how light interacts with an object to create a specific value. Mr. Bierek then proceeds to paint a sphere, an imaginary object, and finally a skull. Each object builds upon the preceding one, and through watching each stage the viewer will gain insight into the type of thinking that aids in artist to depict objects both accurately and efficiently.
$15
Quicktime Format 1280x720
Gary KelleyOil Painting Demonstration
In this video renowned illustrator Gary Kelley walks us through a modern adaptation of an ancient subject: Clio, muse of history. Working spontaneously Gary allows the piece itself to tell him the placement of his next brush strokes.
Throughout this process he shares his thoughts about the particular decisions he's making as well as the people and ideas that have influenced his highly successful career.
Anyone looking for a little good old fashioned mental stimulation about art will definitely want to pick this one up.
$15
60 minutes, Quicktime Format 1280x720
James Keiclothed Figure digital Painting
James continues his figure painting series with a clothed model this time around. The video begins with a bit of real life character design
as James picks out a costume and accessories. He then takes a loose gesture through several stages of refinement
until the painting reaches the level of polish necessary for this study. Throughout his painting
James reveals insightful tidibts of information gleaned from years of work and study.
We've also included 30 minutes of unedited footage so that
the viewer can see the actual pace and rhythm with which he places his strokes.
50 minutes total. 1280 x 760.
James KeiDigital Figure Painting
The entertainment industry has been walking away from traditional materials for a decade now, but it’s still not a common thing to see someone do life painting from an actual model. That is, of course, unless you’re in Kei’s class. And now you can be!
In this demonstration, recorded from a one and a half hour life painting session, Kei covers all the basics to his approach. If you want to get started with digital life painting, there is no better place to start. (And that’s not just marketing talk… I looked around.)
p.s. All you traditional folks can probably pick up a thing or two as well.
$151024x684, Photoshop, 50 Minutes, Quicktime
Shawn BarberFoundation Painting
Shawn's DVD now available as a download! Here's the info:
In this exciting new DVD released by Massive Black, Shawn Barber reveals his unique approach to the art of painting. While watching Shawn work, students will learn about many of the basic elements of painting including drawing, composition, color, form, and value. Shawn also demonstrates many of the important lessons one must understand before even picking up a brush: stretching canvas, color mixing, palette setup, and choosing the right medium. Finally, the DVD features a behind-the-scenes interview with Shawn that covers his personal work, career, and what it takes to become a successful artist.
$45 2 hours 45 minutes, NTSC, Not Rated.
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dan dos santosBook cover illustration
This download documents the painting of the cover for Brandon Sanderson’s book, Warbreaker. It begins with an interview with Irene Gallo, Art Director at Tor Books, and ends with photographing the final painting. Throughout each step, Chesley Award winner Dan Dos Santos talks at great length about everything from salary to color theory. Though the subject matter is a book cover, all the principles taught are easily translated towards almost any commercial illustration. With over five hours of content, this is a definitive guide for anyone who wants to improve their knowledge and understanding of painting as it relates to working for clients.
$50
5 hours, NTSC, Not Rated.
kemp Remillard vehicle concepting
This four-part series covers the process and working methods Kemp uses for designing science-fiction vehicles for the games and entertainment industry.
In part 1, Kemp utilizes a typical job sheet to assess the goals and needs of a client. Once he has his general direction he begins creating thumbnail sketches in Photoshop to begin the design process. Working in a side-view, plans are drawn up to work out issues of proportion and engineering.
Part 2 begins with Kemp choosing the three best thumbnails and taking them into Google Sketchup. The rough models are made and then Kemp takes these into Photoshop to add mood, lighting, and texture.
Parts 3 and 4 refine the processes above to further develop a single design. The Sketchup model is finalized and then Kemp returns to Photoshop to create a deliverable ortho and final illustration for a client.
The whole series provides a beautiful example of the way in which artists (and their clients) can use the iterative process to refine a rough idea into a fully developed asset. Kemp’s candid narrative reveals a great depth of experience in areas of design, approach, client relations, and more.
$15 each
Intermediate Level. 60 minutes, Quicktime Format 1024x768
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Special Bundle Price! All four for $40!
Gary Kelley
You are invited into the studio of award-winning illustrator Gary Kelley as he takes on the issue of immigration with his latest assignment, Undocumented. In this video, Kelly expresses his unique perspective on communicating an idea in a powerful way as he draws upon his lifelong interest in Native American culture and a love for historical accuracy. As he works, Kelley rides the line between the traditional and innovative while discussing subjects like composition, color, value, subject matter, and the practical uses of pastel along the way. This beautifully produced video is sure to inspire both students and anyone interested in contemporary illustration.
$15
45 minutes, 720x480 Quicktime Format, Medium: Nu Pastels
Gregory Manchess"Above the Timberline"
Part One & Part Two
Join us for two rainy days spent in the studio with Greg Manchess as he masterfully combines photo reference with his imagination to craft a beautiful storybook world. Greg covers traditional oil painting techniques as well how to be a professional in the field of illustration. Some of his personal philosophy on the creative path is covered as well, all set to an original score by cutting edge dub step producer DJunya. This painting captures Greg at the very prime of both his career and his painting abilities and we feel fortunate to be able to share it with you.
$15
60 minutes, 720x480 Quicktime Format
Whit Brachna Environment Speedpaints Volume 1
In this two part series Whit paints six different environments. He gets the important facts of a picture placed, establishes the mood, solves the key problems, and then simply proceeds to the next image. It gets to the core of picturemaking, and Whit openly teaches the ideas and essential Photoshop techniques behind this approach. Also included are Whit's Photoshop brushes and tool presets.
$15
60 minutes, 1024x768 Quicktime Format
Whit Brachna Masks Demonstration
Masks are an essential and oft underused feature in the digital painter's toolbox. In this demonstration, Whit Brachna the Younger ecstatically sketches a tree in a mind blowing orgy of mask trickery. Throughout the painting he talks about shortcuts, and stuff. If you want to learn how to use masks, or paint trees, just buy it. Or buy a sandwich if that sounds better, big guy.
$5
15 minute lecture, 30 minute demonstration.
Whit BrachnaSnow mountain
In this demo, Whit covers the creation of an exterior lanscape painting from simple thumbnail to a polished finish. He talks about the specifics of painting snow, rocks, and ice. He also covers some of the foundations of creating a painting: including the use of value, shape, texture, color and other design principles. PSD and brushes included.
$15
1024x684, Photoshop, 50 Minutes, Quicktime
Whit BrachnaEnvironment Design
In this download, concept artist Whit Brachna explains how to break down and create an environment one step at a time. Going from thumbnails to a simple 3D model to a final Photoshop render, Whit constructs a unique and detailed piece with ease and creative ingenuity. As he does so, the viewer will witness a display of foundation skills and Photoshop wizardy combined to create an interior environment suitable for industry-level production. Psd, mov, and several jpgs included.
$15
Intermediate Level. Two parts, 50+ minutes each, Quicktime Format 1024x768
Andrew JonesDragonforce Album Cover
Andrew Jones takes us on an all night educational journey through the creation of the cover art for the Dragon Force album, Ultra Beat Down. Once again Andrew innovates the use of digital tools inside a traditional foundation, freely combining Photoshop, Painter, and ZBrush to create stunningly powerful and sexy rock art. Original score by DJunya.
$15
60 minutes, 720x480 Quicktime Format
Carl DobskyPerspective – Volumes One & Two
In the first section of this download, Carl takes the viewer through three perspective setups. In the first, he shows the viewer how to set up a basic square grid in perspective while covering such topics as the station point, measuring points, picture plane, and the cone of vision. In the second setup Carl covers the concepts of the measure bar and anchor point in order to create a cube in a precise location in pace. Lastly, the viewer is shown how to take an elevation view and project into 3D space.
In the second part of this series, Carl Dobsky covers two-point perspective and inclined planes. He begins by showing the viewer how to make a square grid in two-point perspective. Next he constructs a cube, and then he proceeds to show how to create multiple objects at different rotations in space. Carl also explains the concept of a vanishing trace to show how to construct objects that don't lay flat on the ground plane. Finally, Carl takes all of the abstract lessons and uses them to create a finished painting.
$20
90 minutes, 1024x768 Quicktime Format with PSD
Sam BrownVehicle Design
One can’t design the incredible without knowing that which is credible in the first place.
In this Photoshop demonstration, Sam walks the viewer through the design of two cars in side view. He uses real terminology and goes about the design process in a way that is more akin to vehicle design than concept design. Through watching this video, one will learn that by simply changing the proportions of a few key elements one can completely change the feel and function of a vehicle. So study up and eat your vegetables.
$15
90 minutes, Quicktime Format 1024x768
Andrew JonesBoss Monster
Concept artist "Android" Jones, famed for his contributions to games like Metroid Prime series, unleashes his shape-shifting demons to create a boss monster character. In this Q and A style interactive demonstration, recorded live at the 2008 Revelations Workshop in Seattle, Android covers Zbrush and Painter X, workflow and philosophy. By bridging the gap between the technical and the creative, this lesson will show you how aggressive shapes and a simple color palette can open up infinite possibilities to the adventurous digital artist.
$15
Intermediate Level. 2 parts, 60 minutes each. Quicktime Format 1024x768
Andrew JonesFine Art Series, Volume 1
One of the things that distinguishes Andrew Jones from other artists is that he does a lot of his artwork before a crowd in a live setting. There are no revisions, no second takes. In this video, covering three separate works, Andrew talks about the moment-to-moment state of awareness that helps faciliate this type of approach. He also discusses a few of his favorite tools in Corel Painter X and how he uses them.
This is a must-have for anyone interested in some of the philosophical underpinnings of one of today's leading
visionary artists.
$15
Intermediate Level. 60+ minutes, Quicktime Format 1024x768
Andrew Jonesthumbnail demo
In this video, recorded live at the Insomania Workshop in San Francisco, Andrew uses a blend of ZBrush, Painter, and Photoshop to create character thumbnails. Throughout the demo Andrew weaves together both practical advice as well as clues about his attitude and outlook to creating his artwork. Andrew is a rare soul who can get in front of an eager crowd of students and pull off something he's never even attempted before. You just have to see it to believe it.
$15
Intermediate Level. 47 minutes, Quicktime Format 1024x768
Richard DobleCreature Design part 1
You know what we love at Massive Black? We love artists who chase after perfection and and get completely attached to their ideas no matter how crappy they are. We love them because there's a lot of them, and they keep our jobs safe.
Richard Doble is the opposite of that approach. This tutorial is not about anatomy or color theory or anything too technical. It's about creating. It's about quickly coming up with dozens of interesting ideas on the way to arriving at something new and unique. This is Rich's specialty, and we all enjoy seeing the insane visions that come from this agile young mind.
Part 1 - Four Thumbnail Sketches
Part 2 - Final Image
Watch, learn, enjoy, and don't take our jobs. Thanks.
$15
2 Parts
Intermediate Level.60 minutes, Quicktime Format 1024x768
NoxIzMadFinished Illustration
In this two-part demonstration, condensing some 30 hours of work, Nox talks about all the things he does wrong and then ends up with a masterpiece. We don't really get it, either. His frank narration gives insight into the unique mind of one of today's top digital artists, and watching Nox work is an enlightening and beautiful thing. This tutorial is definitely one not to be missed!
2 parts, $15 each
Intermediate Level. 60 minutes each, Quicktime Format 1024x768