How To Paint Part 2 - Values and Composition

[@oracle99p]

Love this, thank you Hades 🦊

[@kikolektrique1737]

I just gotta say this, thank you for being one of my most favorite inspirations! I am blessed to have come across your channel!

[@HadesPsd]

You're too kind, I'm just happy that people find these videos useful.

[@InfiniteIMAGINATION]

Thank you 🙏

[@Shantnusamnta]

Amazing

[@kikolektrique1737]

Eyy I’m a sinix fan too!

[@nd2590]

Hades, I just want to say thank you for this video. I've known almost every aspect you covered in this video but wouldn't do a nice sumarry as you did here. very informative and very inspired! keep up the good work!

[@HadesPsd]

Thank you for watching Soleil! Making these videos helps me organise all the little things I learn.

[@atharvamahajan3940]

This was very helpful! Thank you so much!!! …It would be nice if u lower the background music volume just by a bit!

[@HadesPsd]

I'm glad! And I'll be sure to lower the volume in the next video. Thank you!

[@dedfish7495]

You're an inspiration to continue drawing so thank you.Can you tell which topics to learn in order?

[@HadesPsd]

Thanks for watching! It will depend on what you want to pursue, are you interested in character design, environments, illustration, visual development, storyboarding etc. Look up RadioRunner's curriculum for the solo artist, it doesn't seem to be geared to one specific thing but it may give you a guide.

[@ihediohajoachim8335]

would you recommend learning drawing and painting at the same time or drawing before painting?

[@HadesPsd]

If you have the time, I think it would be good to do both at the same time. That way you can understand how a painter thinks and translate that into your drawings. However, I'd also say spend more time on drawing.

[@ihediohajoachim8335]

@@HadesPsdok, thanks a lot

[@dedfish7495]

Do you follow any course or are you jus using KZbin??

[@HadesPsd]

I'm not following any particular course, I look at whatever I can get my hands on and take bits and pieces. My favourite resource has been Marco Bucci's videos, the way he explains things makes a lot of sense to me. And my favourite book so far is Scott Robertson's How To Render.