Environment (Concept Art) From Start to Finish

Learn how to paint a quick concept environment digitally. You will see the whole process from start to finish including some tips for composition and digital painting in general.

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TIMESTAMPS:
0:00 Intro
0:20 Composition sketch
1:00 Blockout
2:50 Defining shapes
3:20 Adding light
5:50 Adding value defining forms
8:10 Adding textures, refining light

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[VictorStaris]

Hey Everyone! You can find a free brush pack with some of my most used brushes in the description!
Thank you for watching!

[kkh]

I swear these artists make them look so freaking easy while the day pass by with no result in my life.

[hANBinhanbin]

This is so beautiful, both the painting and the way you paint! Thanks for sharing the skill and the brushes.

[dduddus]

Amazing as always! I really like that soft haziness of the sunlight. And that value... wow your skills with value control is just insane. That value plus the soft edges from the mountain lines make me wonder if this scene is after some heavy rainstorm, or a calm morning fog. I can almost feel the humidity! It's one thing to make a painting look beautiful, but to give a life into it is more than just visual. I think you've achieved that here. There are so much to discover from your works. Thank you for posting!

[Krista]

I don't know if this is common, but when you flipped the canvas, it became like a totally different composition and hit different (I prefer it better flipped). I noticed things that I didn't notice when you were working on it in it's original orientation. It was like my brain processed it completely differently depending on which way it was facing. Like, it looked sunny (through haze) when it was flipped, but it looked more overcast and cloudy when it was the original orientation, for example.

[HalfWarrior]

Thank you Victor! Wonderful to see your process!

[bananaman]

Dude, you deserve much much more subscribers!

[yocharloydibujo]

that brown-grey-green palet color from the beginin with the lake and the woods remainds me of Harry Potter

[kinamaster]

I found yuor channel a few days ago and I love your art! already binged all the videos.

Question, what canvas size do you use for these studies?

[charlie.tt]

Hey! This is amazing, as are your other videos. I'm wondering what brush you're using though, speficially for the rocks in the background. The texture makes it almost look a little like a chalk brush. I already downloaded your brush pack the other day (thank you for that, btw!), but it doesn't seem to be included in that, I think?

[montysarkar]

Hey man can you please explain what is matte painting? In your next video please i wanna become a professional matte painter but idk how to start or what to do first?

[levinhale]

hello, ive been doing mastercopies and while i can copy them quite accurately i struggle with original composition.

the composition i come up with is always so generic, do you have any tips about that?

thank you for your videos!

[tha.mi_]

I think its better to show only the screen recording (no need for that external camera shot). Its more comfortable & easy to understand...