5 Easy Tips To Instantly IMPROVE Your Digital Art

Kicking off this new year by bringing you guys the fourth video in this new 10 - part digital art tutorial series for beginners and this time, I'm sharing 5 awesome trick that will help you instantly improve your digital art.

So if you're ready to take your digital art to the next level, definitely try this cool little technique and see the difference yourself!

5 Easy Tips To Instantly IMPROVE Your Digital Art

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[madsacrifice]

Finally someone mentioning all the tips that I had to figure out on my own by looking, because no tutorials mention them, including the texture.

[waxmaster-c]

For noise /grain, create a 50% gray layer set to overlay above your art. Make it a smart object and add the noise filter. Much better because it's non-destructive and you can change the noise amount any time.

[sunja]

This was a very useful video, even though I already do some of these things. I just wish there was tutorial on which brushes to use and how to fake detail. I struggle with making my drawings look alive as they either end up stuck as a sketch that looks unfinished, or they end up stiff and lifeless because I spend too much time focusing on some details and loose track of the whole. Also I draw on an IPad, so I'm a bit limited by what Procreate can do . But I think my main problem is probably that I'm too impatient and if it doesn't look good after a short amount of time I just... give up...

[ZubairTusar]

This needs to be heard, very helpful video

[kelliek]

Thank you so much! All of these helped as a beginner digital artist

[alobalomaloo]

amazing video, the first tip was literally a lifesaver!!

[matrixnavigator]

Great videos! Thank you!!! I've been wanting to get into digital painting for a while now and finally started. This information is very helpful!

[rainonyourback]

That was really clear and informative! Thank you!

[MarkKind]

I should try out that texture trick...

[palkasalyami]

Misleading title. He actually gave us 7 tips instead of 5. Thank you so much <3

[MrOngtrum]

Draw character King Of Fighter poster cool please

[kabirtitu]

very useful..Can you make a video on how to draw water?

[malejude]

Thanks for this beautiful video. Please, teach us to use layers while working a digital art

[theamkebab]

Need more volume, can barely hear you on mobile if I'm outside. Not your fault, new phones and headphones these days are so quiet but something you tubers need to take into account. Good video, I'll have to watch when I'm at the PC.

[malejude]

Please, what is the trick behind that makes you use Adobe Photoshop CS6

[pradeepsethi]

Dang! Very helpful video. Never knew about color lookups seems like a life saver 🙌

[sirin]

Why it's under 100 view, I'm shocked

[NikosKatsikanis]

Why use photoshop when u can use pro create

[rodders]

How to make your digital art look like everyone else's.