Downpour
Another WIP timelapse video, this time for Illustration Friday's topic 'Rain'. You'll notice at a couple of stages I flip the canvas. This is a good way to spot mistakes because it gives the artist a new perspective on the drawing. Although, no matter how much I flipped it, the guy still looks like a dork. But hey, he's standing in the middle of a downpour grinning away, so he can't be too clever.
A clearer, hi-res version of the video can be found here.
posted by Chris Wahl at 12:56 AM
35 Comments:
Que buenos trabajos... increible verlos en funcionamiento...
Saludos desde buenos aires...
best regards...
Gracias, Alexiev.
Usted dibuja grandes ilustraciones!
That was really cool! It's fun to see the whole process.
Wow, LOVE watching those videos, hope you put up more! :)
I Agree With Elisabeth......................Lou
That's pretty slick. Did you use Painter or Photoshop on that? I'm going to check out the rest of your blog right now. You've got yourself a new reader.
I really like the drawing, something out the simplicity of black and white gets me. The video is a great addition too.
Tatiana
Awesome. I'm soaked.
Thanks everyone! Glad you all enjoyed it.
Ryan- Drawn in Photoshop.
I just blogged about your site here (direct link) on my blog, Think In Pictures (general blog link: http://thinkingpictures.blogspot.com.
Thanks for putting out a great blog.
Cool!
Jeremiah- Many thanks, for the write up on your blog. Very much appreciated.
Also thanks to the 'Drawn!' blog for the write up as well.
stp- Danke!
I love the joyful look on his face against the rain. Really beautiful.
Thanks Miragee.
Some nice pics on your blog. Good luck with your quest to become an illustrator. Keep at it!
That was the most fun I have had so far today! Thankyou! I really enjoyed the whole show! Please do more!
Thanks, catraven.
More on their way...
Thank you for the demo and tips! I am a fan of your work. You are superbly talented.
By the way, how do you capture the process? What program do you use? I think it's a fabulous way of helping others to draw. :)
Thanks Christine!
I use a screen capture program called SnapZ Pro to record my onscreen tutorials.
To create the timelapse effect, I playback the movie on my desktop, rerecording again in Snapz, while I drag along the 'play' arrow in fast forward. A pretty unconventional method but it gets the job done.
Really cool! The rain effects are nice done!
I like the dorky expression... he is standing in the rain after all. Neat having the video demos of your process, too! Thank you for such detailed posts!
yous got skills!!!
wow that was great. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks everyone, for your comments. Always appreciated.
amazing stuff. keep up with your great posts.
Thanks Katzenjammer.
so wonderful ! real pro artwork ! i'm really "souffler". Bravo !!!!!
Merci beaucoup!
J'apprécie vos commentaires.
this is fantastic - great expression!
and, by the way, the video rocks!@
Thanks arvindh x2!! :)
skip- apologies for never contacting you about this project. I'm not taking on any large outside projects at the moment. But thanks for the offer.
Skip!
Have you know shame?
I thought we talked about this?
; )
Mr Wahl as always, it's a pleasure to be your agent.
Jerry Macguire
Maddjax- Thanks, Matt.
Show me the Moneeeeyyy!! :D
Are you using a Wacom tablet for this drawing?
Yes I use a Wacom Intuos.
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