Speed Painting. Grishin Alexey Stone Tutorial Result

I used Grishin Alexey's Stone tutorial to create this.
Check out Grishin Alexey's KZbin channel here: / sephirothart
30 min.
PSCS6

[@MoDriver]

very good 👍

[@WoNeYzWorld]

This is good stuff!

Hey man, great video I must say I can't wait to try that technique on a serious piece. It seems easier to paint this way than to paint with colors from the start. At 2:28, you could use ctrl+h to hide the selection, I always do this because those doted lines really annoy me. Great video, keep it up !

[@sammcelhannon2807]

The student surpasses the master

[@Samota0]

My favorite part of this video is the decision to only use monochrome as a base and work upward. The crevices and cracks looked as though they were using highlights and occluding shades to create depth and you see to have had an idea of where you light source was originating from even before applying it.

[@0x0x0xWIP]

Yea! I learned a lot by watching Alexey. Such a great practice.

[@HavelP]

Great work, I picked up a few more things here than in the original vid. I've a question though: at around 2:00 you're quickly switching between colours. I don't see any palette on your canvas and you're not using the eyedropper. What's your method?

[@Avalon1951]

He is going through layer modes

[@artdragons]

How much is something like this usually spead up by. also, mind if I give the same thing a try?

[@yantingye1988]

thank you，谢谢

[@Zuriichan]

these are good videos but they would benefit from some music playing.

[@Avalon1951]

rather than music I wish there was a voice over to walk you through what he is doing and why:)