PAINTOVER PALS: Episode 14

Ding ding, bring out your paintovers. It's time again to test our observation skills and see what tips we can give to fellow artists. Probably a bit too focused on just rendering and lighting in this one, but I'll circle back around to other aspects next time.

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#arttutorial #paintover #artschool

[zacmarion]

Sinix: I'm not an animal expert
Also Sinix: Draws gorgeous cat and dog from imagination

[riffraff]

Paintover piece : "exists"
Sinix: " I am just going to focus on the lights and darks"

[FluffyCookeZz]

Couldn't avoid thinking that it must be really difficult to be painting over other people's art for the sake of education, but still staying mindful of not hurting the feelings of the artists. I really commend you on your pedagogical skills in doing this.

edit: especially with an audience that might interpret your changes in any number of ways. Good job.

[Project]

It's so weird how much I learn of these videos and it's not even my work getting critiqued!
You manage to transform these critiques into bite-size lessons that can applied to just about any work.
I really love it and I'm looking forward to the next video.

I hope I can afford spending a few dollars on your patreon real soon. You really deserve it, man :)

[jjoke]

6:45 Yes please make a video about how to paint black and white objects!! For me personally it's always such a struggle to chose the light side for the black and the shadow side for the white ...

[maxikd]

I love this series, it’s so educational.

[MyLink]

Thanks for painting over my big boy dwarf :D Osseck is his name and you did such a amazing job, thank you. i will try to improve on the clothing, and i love the changes to the eyes xD thanks :D

[jimbeaux]

I am starting to do paint overs on my old art. It is shocking to me how much I have actually improved. The new versions make the old versions look like weird aliens LOL. I have to laugh at my old choices. Still so far to go.

[Eyestudio]

Damn that mummy picture sure did turn from paintover to draw this in your style type of thing :D

It actually feels good to spot the problems or the way an image can be improved before you say it yourself, it makes me feel like I do understand something in art/
edit:grammar

[f.s.]

6:42 I'd love to see such a video! It seems like an extremely interesting topic.

[fernreturn]

4 years, 14 paint over pals and still the same shitty microphone i love it bro keep it up <3

[riffraff]

I think one day ahmedaldoori won't need paintover anymore . Each episode he seems to be getting noticeably better!

[selfishbirch]

This series actually changed how I view my own works and helped me to shape my own style of reviewing homeworks of my students (not painting). I couldn't express enough how thankful I am for your time, Sinix, so I would just say: thank you. Really wish you the best.

[jesuschrist]

Underrated, seriously this guy put so much effort with such good drawing talent, i watched this guy several times for art tips

[bagirute]

I love the way You choose colour and control values. Maybe a tutorial in the future on those things would be great

[bokkun]

we've missed you so much papa sinix

[africuz.mp]

Great video.These paintovers are really well rendered, but I feel like you changed the feeling of the painting for a few of them. The mummy looked innocent at first, but after, it looks like he's a villain. I'm not sure if that was what you were aiming for or not, but it's something I noticed.

[gogocarachan]

This was so much more helpful for me than watching just a normal speedpaint tutorial. Being able to see the major difference with the changes you made really helped illustrate the techniques and principles applied.

[a.c.]

Sinix this is possibly the best series on your channel. I can not express enough how much I (and probably many other fols) learn by watching you do these paint overs!
And we even hear your thought process!

[unparalloser]

Thank you so much for doing this series, very insightful! I especially love side by side paintovers; having the original around helps me very much to keep track of the changes to it :з