Artrage Fundamentals Part 10): Painting Rough and Smooth Style Lips

[@cartoonistgautam1965]

hi, Daniel! your style of teaching is wonderful. i have recently bought your online video lesson Digital Portraits in traditional style in Photoshop from Domestika and i am yet to learn the technique. I am a cartoonist with more than one thousand cartoons published in various magazines. i use Krita for my cartoons. now i would like to learn digital painting by using Artrage by watching your tutorials. Thank you very much.

[@sumotigger1]

Thanks. As a person totally new to Artrage, these short videos are helpful to get to know the software and what is possible. Since you asked, I would like to find tutorials on how to paint various paintings with the different brushes/pens. Maybe these tutorials are available somewhere, but what I have found it doesn’t go into enough detail. Also, I would like to understand the different blending modes in Artrage 6.

[@DanielIbanez]

Those are good suggestions! Thank you very much!

[@KashanArtist]

Thanks🌼🌼🌼

[@DanielIbanez]

You are so welcome!

[@saharshbahaley]

Hey, i love your channel and your videos on ArtRage has helped me a lot. I was wondering which canvas presets are you using as a base for both of them, I can't seem to find them.

[@DanielIbanez]

One of them is my own custom paper and the other (the smooth one) is the default canvas on PC. I will upload the paper texture for my patreon this week

[@WFPB.Artist]

I love your series on Artrage Fundamentals. I have been working with Artrage for a couple of years but there is so much I don't know. I was wondering how canvas size affects the final result too. I have been workiing large so I could print a finished painting I really liked fairly large if I wanted to but I seem to lose the canvas texture when I do that. What do you recommend for canvas size settings?

[@DanielIbanez]

Thank you for the kind comment! I do agree that canvas size makes a big difference. I actually prefer the look of the canvas texture when my resolution is really high. I like working at least 4,000 by 4,000 at 300 pixels per inch. I will definitely make a note of the canvas settings and scale of the texture that I use in my next video. Thank you very much for the comment!!! 🙏

[@ontune1715]

When I try to blend the chalk with pallete knife it doesnt blend at all and kinda leaves these white transparent marks?

[@DanielIbanez]

When the pilot knife creates white transparency that means that whatever pigment is being spread or mixed is getting very thin. It's as if it's getting scraped away. That is a good observation... I will see if there is a work around