我如何計劃我的繪畫 | 使用 Procreate 畫老虎 (iPad)

Hi guys, welcome to Studio Wildlife In today's video, I thought I'd show you something a little bit different And show you how I actually start some of my paintings This is before I actually put paint to canvas or charcoal to canvas Whatever it is that I'm doing Sometimes I either start by mocking up a reference photo using Photoshop Or sometimes I actually use my iPad and my Apple Pencil To sketch up a little mock-up of what I want to do And that's what I'm going to show you today I've filmed that process using the inbuilt time-lapse function on Procreate I hope you enjoy it If you do, please make sure to give the video a like And subscribe to the channel It does mean so much to us Right, let's get started So sometimes when I start a painting I like to just jump right in and get started But others, I like to have a plan And think about what I'm actually going to do first Before I start painting properly With acrylics or oils or whatever medium I'm going to use And quite a lot of the time, I do this using my iPad It's a fantastic bit of kit And I use it so, so much It's so great, especially with the new Apple Pencil It's intuitive, it's easy to use And you can produce some cracking pieces of work My plan for this painting is to actually turn it into a massive 1 meter by 1 meter 20 canvas painting Probably done in oils I've actually got an old canvas I've got a portrait painting on That I'm going to paint over to do this tiger I like using Procreate and I like using the app Because I can reposition things really easily As you've seen me do And I can really think about that composition And have a play around with it properly To get something that I'm happy with For the majority of this, I did it all on one layer So it was as similar to traditional painting as I could get Using that iPad And I stuck to using the traditional acrylic painting brushes Wet and dry acrylics Just because they're the ones that I like to use I find that doing this really helps me to establish Where I want form, where I want the shapes And I can cut away and add things as I see fit Which is much easier to do on a tablet Than it is to do in real life But I do sometimes do these real life drawings as well For this one, I just thought I would give it a go on the iPad Because I've not used it in a while And I really like the outcome I really like the effect And I will be turning this into a big picture I always find the paintings that I have done a preliminary sketch for Are much better than the paintings that I just go into outright I've already planned in my head what I'm going to do I've already planned and practiced painting the shapes Painting the form, painting the colors If I am using colors, obviously not for this one Because it's black and white The painting just seems to flow a little bit easier Because all of the problems, all of the kinks I've already worked out in these preliminary sketches So when it comes to the actual painting There's less to worry about I can just basically repeat what I've already done Just on a larger scale I got the reference picture for this piece on Pixabay I'll pop that up on the screen for you now So you can see where I'm working from You can see it is vastly different from that reference photo And I have just used it for reference Rather than just copying that particular piece Here it is all finished I really hope you enjoyed the video And as always, thank you so much for watching Please make sure to hit that subscribe button And for more wildlife art tips Head over to studiowildlife.com