Digital Brushwork - 10 Minutes To Better Painting - Episode 3

How to get interesting brushwork in your digital painting using a traditional art mindset.
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[Hiruma_]

This is exactly what I was looking for. Nobody explained edge control in such a practical manner like you did.
Thank you.

[Argail]

This video should be shown at the universities of fine arts all over the world....period.

[JJ_the_Raccoon]

I've always been wondering "how are they doing it?". I was looking on many digital paintings and I still couldn't figure out how artist made those brush effects, like they have completely different, magical brushes. But now I think I've finally found my answer... It's all so clear now.

Thank you. You are the best.

[noahlarson]

The way you explain things is fantastic. Your stuff is so easy to digest, and every video seems to change my outlook on art.

[foogentog]

I almost never say this, but you are an amazing teacher (there is a serious lack of them), and it's good that you are sharing that talent in some way. Thanks for the video!

[marcobucci]

Thanks for watching, everyone! New videos to be released every 4-6 weeks. I will also be starting a new "Art Industry Talk" series of videos (complete with painting demos, of course) where I will discuss any questions you may have about art and life as a working artist. Feel free to reply to this thread with questions and topics for discussion.

[matiasgoinheix]

This series is the best regarding art I've seen in youtube.

[Epsellis]

I'm very technical with everything and tend to lose sight of intention in the process of overthinking.
I'm gonna make a "Stanty sad" poster to remind myself.

His talk about story is to this day one of my favorites. It has never crossed my mind to apply it to painting, now it somehow really resonates. I'm gonna go out for a walk with my sketchbook.
Thank you Marco Bucci! and Andrew Stanton!

[nadagreen]

I DID NOT UNDERSTAND A THING OF EDGES YOU JUST MADE IT SUPER CLEAR, I wanna be a teacher like you too

[satriadibasuki]

I knew it from the first time you painted that hairy ball monster that you are a great artist, and a great teacher. thaaaanks.

[PalomaMcClain]

This topic is so so important and I never really see it addressed in this depth! Thanks so much for your insight!

[artbymiwsher]

I've learnt so much from these 10 shorts! They're all gems!

[kristenmaslanka]

I have to commend you. After years of schooling and years of learning. You are the only one who has answered " How do I know when my painting is complete" with something other than "I just know" Bravo. I love your answer. It's simplistic but still has a way of being understood.

[yowo]

After watching this video, I went back to the demo, and watched the beginning at a slow speed (0.25), and I could tell really clearly how and where you put the hard, soft and lost edges! These video's are amazing! Keep it up!!!!

[danberb]

Wow, it has changed everything in my vision of art.

[CC-qioe]

Not skipping ads for this series. Thank you so much for the content!

[NicollesDreamsShop]

Amazing series! Thank you so much for all the hard work! :)

[MFDOOOOM]

Bucci makes you realize a lot of artists are hoarding and gatekeeping knowledge behind paid courses etc, hes one of the only people on here who teaches this crucial stuff.

[kuzunoha]

As a concept art student struggling with her painting "noise", I really have thank you. Nobody really explained me, the fact about the edges, how to put down the strokes correctly and the common errors of beginners. Thank you so much!!!

[CandiceWA]

My Goodness, having a hard time getting off your playlist. Excellent teaching!