Paint ANYTHING in just 4 Simple Steps!

Here's a look at one of my favorite painting methods that pretty much allows you to paint ANYTHING you want in just 4 steps!

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[ridz._]

1. Outline
2. Workout the details
3. Fill out
4. Adjust and make it your own

[amandagermany]

Your methods would enrage a lot of traditional teachers, but they can't deny that you get spectacular results!

[calliewright]

The little sad sigh after "when you have to move an eye one centimeter over" was so relatable that I laughed so hard I choked up. I so appreciate how real you are about art life.

[VickiBowers]

Years ago I took a college level painting class. I was so relieved and happy when the prof encouraged me to use a projector to get the drawing onto he canvas, he said, "Because I know you know how to DRAW . This is a PAINTING class, after all." That was a great time in my life. 
Thank you for this video. 👍🏻

[shamardaniel]

Honestly, your like the art mentor I can’t afford to buy right now. Your seasoned, yet relatable standpoint you speak and teach from makes this whole art thing for me way clearer. And ultimately, more fun. Thanks for your incredible art and your videos! 👌🏽🌟

[Rize_Inn]

I see so many wonderful artists online, and most seem to use an "outline" method, but none of them ever talk about it. Even when doing tutorials. I appreciate that you did discuss it openly and honestly.

[Arc_Viper]

I opened my painting art supplies and the lid came off weird spilling paint all over my pants. I guess you can paint anything. I painted my pants.

[goinggagaladygaga]

What I learnt from watching this is that I’m too hyper critical of my art. I looked at the original image and loved it and then as he painted I was painting it with my mind and wondering if he was going to leave certain areas like that or making adjustments that I would make and then when it was done I saw all the imperfections and realised that’s what made it what it was, beautiful

[cangelo]

Gosh, you nailed it! As a beginner I’m doing the “get it to look perfect” syndrome and also getting bogged down with perfection and therefore lacking style and interest. I will watch this over and over again! Thank you.

[littlemissamandaaa]

I’m sure you get hundreds of comments every day, and with this video being posted almost a year ago the chances of you seeing this are next to none. However, in the off chance you do I want to say that I am a budding artist and hope to do it professionally one day, and watching your videos has been such a validating experience for me. I already paint with the same sort of system you are describing here, and have always felt like I am “not as good” of an artist for doing it this way, despite creating the same caliber results as my peers. I’ve been bingeing your videos the last few days and it has been such an eye opening experience that has given me hope. I want to say thank you for sharing and let you know how much your work inspires me!!

[HeleneLogan]

As an enthusiast of ink and watercolor illustrations, stepping into ‘traditional’ painting techniques always frustrated me because I definitely prefer working from my line art (instead of blocking everything first). This is a breath of fresh air for me. Thank you for sharing your talent and techniques!

[yoo_hoo_anyone_there]

My goodness, if I could are a wonderful artist. You make it look so uncomplicated and your narration is so easy-going. It was a real pleasure watching this video.

[katherinec]

I really enjoyed hearing another perspective that encourages artists to find what works for them as an individual, with your own perspective as a reference and tips instead of rules. It is refreshing to hear new ideas with good reasoning behind them, and an invitation to go forward develop one’s own.

[sussu]

You are always a breath of fresh air in our artistic lifes! I'ts so pleasing to watch you paint 🙂 Thank you for sharing your process. Keep the videos comming, my friend. They're ever so inspiring!

[tianshi]

I do not paint but I am always happy when you release a new video. I get into a good mood while watching it and taking something of that back in to my ordinary life. Thank you for sharing your thoughts and look into your work!

[johannebrun]

You’ve literally just explained everything I’m doing wrong. I cannot wait to discuss on Sunday! (To anyone not following Alpay on Patreon, you’re missing out. He’s the kindest, most helpful and approachable human being, let alone ARTIST)

[suzannegogna]

It’s always such a treat watching you paint. And your voice is so relaxing and lighthearted. You’re the whole package!

[dlyon]

This is the best advice I have ever heard about painting! I enjoy the challenge of free-hand drawing from photo or life -- I just enjoy it, like trying to shoot a basket with a basketball -- but really think all your advice is spot on and a way to make painting fun, exciting and leading to great results!

[thatasmrgirlontwitch]

It’s so intriguing how the start of the painting looks like you’re doing it with the brush in your mouth and then it comes out perfect and intricate. Amazing

[natashalikestea]

Seeing you work is mesmerising and so relaxing. Thank you so much for this acknowledgment and validation of how you work. I always felt guilty for tracing outlines, especially when I started commissions I felt like I was drowning in work having to completely start from scratch. You are incredible and it’s fascinating to hear your process. I always start with the eyes first and naturally feel better doing this. As I saw more artists I felt like I was doing it wrong but it’s about what makes you able to create the art in the easiest way possible so that you can focus on the details etc. 💗💜💛