Landscape Digital Painting Tutorial (Mountain Peak Concept Art)

Learn how to paint a concept illustration digitally.

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TIMESTAMPS:
0:00​​ Intro
0:22​​ Sketch linework
1:05​ Adding color
1:40 Block in major shapes
4:10 Focal point
5:00​ Foreground
6:17 Additional details
8:09 Refining shapes
10:20 Final details


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[VictorStaris]

Hey Everyone! Thank you so much for watching! There is a free link for some of my most used brushes in the description.

[DazzlingAction]

Hey. Algorithm. Reccomend this guy more. He's got grate videos!
For real though you give me so many ideas on how to do my art.

[dduddus]

Hey Victor : D As soon as I saw the thumbnail, I got super excited to watch this video. I love the snowy mountain scene! This work reminds me of the Skellige region in Witcher 3, and Horizon zero dawn. I fully enjoyed looking around the landscape in both games. I really like how I can feel the grand scale of the mountain in this composition. And the more jagged shape of the mountain stands out from those horizontal and linear lines of other elements. Again, so much to learn from your tutorial! Great tips too. I should always remember to not just focus on one part of the whole composition, but jump around here and there. I've tried not to be so obsessive on details, but it's still hard to break my habit. XD
Another great tip was the connecting warm foreground to cold background. I noticed the way you paint the midground with yellowish green color and then changed it to greyer color to unify the gradual change of warm to cold hue. I was always confused when it comes to the relationship between warm/cold hue and values, but now that I see how you work, I'm starting to understand this concept better. But then of course, I'll need more training to fully understand this. XD
Again, so much to learn here! Thank you for the video and this great work! I enjoy every video you upload : D

[kosket]

I don't know english very well, but i wanted to say thank you for your tutorials! They are very helpful!

[stefans]

This is super helpful and very nice piece of art!

[Zuzana_L]

Wow it's amazing!! I am just starting out with digital art, I will try this.

[win]

I LOVE the values and of course the final result

[HalfWarrior]

Excellent as always Victor!Thank you! Now I have more great reference and knowledge to try myself!

[leawqingye]

your art is realy really good! this helped me a lot even though i am just a hobbyist

[raman]

hey victor staris your illustrations is wonderful . thank you so much for tutorials.

[raniahfaye]

COMMENTING FOR THE ALGHORITHIM

THANK YOU FOR THIS KIND OF VIDEOS IT REALLY HELPS ME A LOT THANK YOU FOR SHARING ALL THE THINGS THAT YOU KNOW

I HOPE MORE PEOPLE WILL FIND YOU! :D

[lucastrantan]

Thanks for another amazing guide! Keep up the good uploads Victor!

[ballsackdrake]

Love it as always! The brushes are super fun.

[aeronmasters]

I'm gonna get your brushes, and consume your abilities. That's how it works.

[ledajoro]

thanks for this Victor:) subscribed :D

[roxnrouky]

Wow amazing again ! May I ask you how much time you spent on it ? 🥺🥺

[blacklift]

Hi Victor - Great videos... Learning a lot! What tablet are you using?... Thanks

[queldar]

Thanks for sharing! Could you comment on the warm details you added in the lit part of the mountain? That part surprised me a bit.

[fusdorah]

Hey Victor, I'm working on the background(something I haven't done despite learning art since like a year ago, wierd right) of some art I'm making. What brushes did you use? Wanna try different brushes for a change.

[melfranklin]

AWESOME WORK! Will you teach us the layer work you just did? Are you on something like Patreon?