Spirited Away Bath house - Speed Paint

[@reps]

Is there anything you can't do? 😆

[@DingleFlop]

I love your channel

[@thethoughtemporium]

Sports. Edit: I now also do sports.

[@Chunbar]

@@thethoughtemporium just need the right data and engineering time and I bet you'd crush sports under your pinky toe

[@inmiseryseekrootbeer4966]

@@Chunbar you just have to completely overthink it. And for some reason it works.

[@ableite]

Wrong question. The question is: where do you find time to do all that?

[@federicojimenez2065]

And he does art? This guy is becoming my role model fr fr

[@mrnipzs7604]

He can also cook😉

[@jared1862]

When people say, "for real" so much that you have to say, "for real for real" so that people know you're actually for real.

[@kill3rbamb146]

@@jared1862 lol for real

[@skepbeans]

@@mrnipzs7604 wait really ?

[@accietaffy]

damn seems he and i have too much in common lmao

[@sjei.]

Grows gemstones, designs a cure for lactose intolerance, engineers super spider silk yeast, and is a great digital art. Modern day Da Vinci right here Awesome job on the speed paint btw- would love to see a channel with more of them!

[@8b8b8b]

Can't imagine the amount of work required to make the original movie

[@allanroberts7129]

Lots!

[@Dumb-Comment]

That's Japanese dedication for ya

[@TuriGamer]

well it wasnt one guy thats for sure

[@danmosenzon1477]

"Truly, a renaissance man."

[@BarelyNoticeable]

THE OCTOPUS LOOKS SO GOOD!!!?!?!!!?? HE IMPROVES QUITE LITERALLY EXPONENTIALLY. YEEZUS.

[@quillometer]

You only realise the incredibly small details in every Ghibli shot after having painted it as well. Love to Studio Ghibli

[@allanroberts7129]

It's truly art. They take the time to really make something wonderous

[@blackscreen6862]

Like ur profile pic

[@blackscreen6862]

@@allanroberts7129 and you to

[@doctorwoofle]

I didn't expect to see such beauty when I clicked on this video but wow great job

[@canhedotricks6078]

The way you paint in photoshop looks like you've been painting in the program for years. Well done. I hope to see more of this stuff soon.

[@harmonic5107]

A surprise, to be sure, but a welcome one.

[@djmips]

This really gives me a lot more appreciation for the original. For example, just look at their clouds. Wow.

[@generalfishcake]

Professional artist here: This is very impressive! You have an eye for color and detail! It's also astounding how much of an overlap there is between science and art. Feynman loved music and painting, and many artists love science (myself included). Creativity is incomplete unless we combine the two.

[@teathink8998]

Separate art channel would be amazing! Would love to see more of these and some experiment inspired paintings (radio telescope?).

[@yappingdog2759]

I find it interesting how much scientific and artistic minds benefit from each other.

[@praneetboggarapu7981]

I can't believe it. I did the exact same thing this December after taking a break for months, and I love the art you made. That's really good for your 5th painting man. I wish you luck on your digital art journey.

[@nw2kr8bc3t]

im extremely upset at youtube for not recommending me this and basically hiding it, im glad i decided to check your channel! The art is amazing!

[@ryanhebron4287]

I really like the jazz music you paired with the video. Awesome art dude I'm seriously impressed.

[@supreetsahu1964]

Bruh stop being so good at everything

[@tttITA10]

That octopus and, specially those lilies look like pictures. That's reeealy nice!

[@socketlaunch]

This is really inspiring to me. I felt for a long time, aside from layers and control Z, that I had to treat digital art almost exactly like traditional art and that it was bad to use shortcuts (like forming geometry or copy and paste). This helps me feel more comfortable letting myself use digital art to its fullest.

[@thethoughtemporium]

For sure. Use all the tools you have available. Before I got started I watched a few tutorials by lulusketches. She's a professional background painter for Disney and did all sort of manipulation of the objects, regular use of the pen tool, etc. The whole point of digital is the insane levels of freedom it gives you. No reason to hold yourself back by the standard of different formats.

[@WizardTim]

Well done! It’s certainly not a small effort switching mediums let alone learning it in first place. However, if there is a next time please also record all your other panes especially the layers pane as I find that essential to learning from others in the digital art space. But now I’m confused as to how you worked efficiently with a directly mapped pen display with all your panes on a different monitor? I map my pen tablet (no display) across multiple monitors so I’m not constantly reaching for the mouse?

[@thethoughtemporium]

For some reason my screen recorder only showed the base window. The others are hovering over the drawing and I just move them out of the way as needed, but they take up less space that way. That's why you see my mouse move around weirdly in what looks like empty space. I'm interacting with the other windows. I didn't notice the recording issue until I went to edit it all together at the end and will be addressed for the next one, if I make a next one

[@WizardTim]

@@thethoughtemporium Little tip you might find useful; when you have a canvas open you can press ‘f’ to cycle through the full screen modes, you save a little more space in one mode and hide all the UI in the other mode. Good luck with future works!

[@lilmrmagoo]

@@boredymcboredface8624 i belive from the image he showed at the start its probably a huion of some sort based on the button layout and pen

[@HoneyDoll894]

this dude literally doing everything

[@kenthovindsemployee5544]

I literally watched spirited away for the first time last night, what a coincidence.

[@Kazner0h]

He's a modern day alchemist AND an artist.

[@beck4283]

I love the fact that "How to Weave Shrimp" and "Spirited Away Speed Draw" come from the same guy. Beautiful.

[@kel3747]

Not what I usually expect from this channel but any spirited away fan i consider a friend. Awesome work .

[@TheLolzKnight]

Hell yea, this is great! My day gets better every time I see you upload.

[@accietaffy]

cafe de touhou music, digital art that always tends towards the realistic end of the spectrum, love for science, editing, cooking... HOW DO WE HAVE SO MUCH IN COMMON EXPLAIN.

[@kornelillyes2848]

Thank you so much for bringing this movie to my attention, honestly, it was just what I needed. The best things come from the most unexpected places it seems

[@elihess1069]

It’s amazing that he can do it so fast!

[@cody7689]

oh my god. how are u this talented??? literally a modern day da vinci

[@person9513]

This guy does fucking awesome magic (aka science), then gets hungry and makes a Michelin star dish, then gets bored and creates breathtaking art WOW

[@pguilherme]

The bath house from Spirited Away was inspired on a real bath house in Matsuyama, Ehime prefecture, Japan (Dogo Onsen). I lived close to there and it's a beautiful place. Every time I watch the movie I remember my time in Japan. Very nice work. The colors and details are amazing. Really nice to see that it's not only me that try to find something else to relax the neurons during this grey season. Really well done!

[@GlacierGalaxy]

Whoah, I didnt know you could draw. Very nice!

[@ayuu.]

A scientist's art skills that surpassed the people I know who sees themselves as artists. That's really impressive and awesome

[@morticrows]

Wow, this is absolutely stunning. Painting is way out of my art comfort-zone, but watching your process has really inspired me to try my hand at it!

[@bongdong9154]

The things at first: 🟢 The things later on: 🌳 The detail..😳 so cool

[@geiermaier96]

shoot Dude, you're a Wizard :o Thank you for all the Content

[@paulbyerlee2529]

I'm a what? A wizard!

[@TheLeontheking]

Certainly not what I expected to see appear on your channel :) nicely done!

[@slap_my_hand]

It's really interresting to see the tiny changes in color, contrast and perspective that make the original look so lifelike. I always thought copying artwork was pointless, but i can see how you could learn a lot from just comparing the two paintings.

[@celinerobin6150]

Amazing! You seem to be the same logician-artist polymath type that I am. You have an amazing sense of how to replicate the look of something using brushes and paint, and a great sense of form and how to draw it in a way that it doesn't look flat. You may study a picture beforehand, and you might say you're just starting out, but everything you make glows with the understanding of how to render an idea onto the canvas. Very well done. While it's not my cup of tea, I fully support you in making an art channel and everything.

[@justinfleagle]

This looks really good; not just good, but REALLY good.

[@Osama.grefat]

Your channel is one of the best KZbin channels that ever existed

[@garret1930]

How do you pronounce your name? Apelpich?

[@Osama.grefat]

@@garret1930 yes

[@CH3R.N0BY1]

this is amazing for someone who just started

[@thomas_9020]

I watched Spirited Away for the first time this week because I was finally able to watch it and it was a really good movie.

[@allanroberts7129]

Very impressive. Very impressive indeed

[@Lara-lt9my]

You know how to draw really good and u are very very good at science. This is the closest to the perfect human💃💃

[@grinreaperoftrolls7528]

This is SO FREAKIN COOL. I didn’t expect that from this channel, but it’s a pleasant surprise.

[@SNTACV]

Not really my cup of tea, but was surprised. This was pretty cool. Would not mind more of these

[@somehow_sane]

This makes me want to properly pick up painting again! Good job!

[@jasonjoby7809]

This is reaallyy good. I absolutely want to see more.

[@JPAnor]

the original is an absolute masterpiece, but yours is incredible aswell, it s more lighter and pastel looking with a mix of 3d renders and with a bit of abstract look (like the railings of the bridge look more like a modern art work, bc it looks more flater and less realistic and detailed)

[@CoolTheNephilim]

I noticed too! His painting compared to the original is a slight bit more lighter in value than the original one. Some of the shapes are off by a little bit, but they're so subtle that it doesn't necessarily make a difference, at least, bit by bit. It adds up as more things get added. Somethings are smaller for example, than in the picture. One other thing I noticed is that the shadow on the bridge from the left side railing is brighter than in the reference. The flag is lacking a bit more perspective, and is less circular than in the reference as well. One last thing, the leaves on the tree is greener than in the reference. The reference incorporates a bit of a blue-greenish color as oppose to an overly green color. Nevertheless, his art is still incredible! The colors about nearly the same, at least, regarding the main building. The way he did the windows was nice to see!

[@theshadowedabyss]

Wow I'd LOVE to see more of this, my favorite science channel can ALSO do art, hOW??? Gosh I love this

[@eidelrose]

Some tips on painting from someone who does digital painting: -Build a visual library. Focused studies on various objects can make you much better at the objects in question. Gathering references is also important in building your visual library, but sometimes you can't get them yourselves. Pinterest, Tumblr, and Instagram are great places to gather visual references imo. -if you're learning to draw people, try quick gesture drawings to slowly learn to construct poses from imagination. Anatomy is important too, especially comparative anatomy if you're tryna make fantasy art. -value over colors. Colors are great and all, but if it doesn't read well in black and white, then the values are not good enough. As always practice makes perfect! If you have any more questions feel free to ask. Im so happy seeing one of my favorite channels pursue more of their passions, and I hope to be of greater help!

[@ArchivedFox]

What about calling the new channel "The Art Emporium"? Probably already taken?

[@austinfox4130]

Not taken yet!

[@fer_sler]

Great job, I loved it!

[@a.thiago3842]

Beautifull. I love to paint aswell and it's not easy to improve our capability to make things better. And after i started to use digital stuff decades ago, things got even better, although all my art is very simple if compared to those realistic paintings. And i know, it's super fun to paint, very relaxing and rewarding, cause you did something by yourself. This is something that only who do art will understand. There's not price that can pay it.

[@ZachsGarage1]

Dang dude! one word; Amazing!

[@danieljoybaguio7975]

Seeing how he drew "油" on the white flag at the chimney at 5:51 teared me off...🤣

[@msx80]

Wow this was a surprise, very beautiful! But the octopus was even more incredible for me!

[@bruceluiz]

Man I tried painting with acrylic, and let me tell ya: it looked like a child did barely any effort. And I spend a few days making the sheit! GG for the dedication and talent

[@lornehulowski243]

Very well done. An enjoyable and relaxing video to watch. Being a professional KZbinr, I hope you can appreciate the irony of the statement. "Don't give up your day job" as I definitely would watch more of these time lapse art vids. The statement is applicable, meant wholeheartedly as a compliment and I look forward to more in the future.

[@Jake-nb2ts]

great choice of music to go with the video :)

[@vladimirlenin843]

You're truely multi talented

[@gavinbowers137]

That was extremely relaxing. Excellent music choice.

[@LaikasFriend]

wow, watching you do the bridge was super cool, love the tree too!! amazing :0

[@cyndikarp3368]

Happy New Year of Hope in 2021. Thanks for sharing.

[@brycemw]

I love the Octopus! That’s my favorite animal!

[@hassanzahin1534]

Now, this is epic

[@SianaGearz]

We stan a multitalented scientist!

[@AndrewMaksym]

This was cool thanks for showing us!!

[@peteruelimaa4973]

Wow, you did an amazing job! And still the original is like upgrading to HD. Gained tremendous respect for how much work goes into anime, even though I don't watch it.

[@Aphelia.]

amazing. thank you for sharing your painting process.

[@missseaweed2462]

I'm new to this channel--the last and first video I think I saw was the spider-yeast video--and I was quickly reeled in by Spirited Away while scrolling through the video backlog. I paused at about 4:39 and had a miniature heart attack at seeing over a hundred layers, as I normally limit myself to one or two: Background and/or character(s). Props to you for keeping all of them in order! I'm sure over 5 for just one painting would drive me insane.

[@supreetsahu1964]

Incoming channel number three: The Art Emporium

[@CMKSDO]

These are incredible, you absolutely need to start an art channel!

[@woosix7735]

Bruh how are you so good at everything

[@Hailfire08]

You're absolutely awesome! Great job, and if it's not much more effort, an art channel would be very cool!

[@tiporari]

Nice job. Keep at it. It is a rewarding skill to earn.

[@fiskmactaggert5030]

STILL LEARNING MY ASS! youre amazing ive been doing digital art for years and i cant paint like that

[@fiskmactaggert5030]

to be honest tho youre not wrong everyone continually learns when it comes to art

[@thunderbolt_3652]

Yes please start an art Chanel, you are so freaking good

[@patmcn9854]

aH YAS ART SICENCE

[@stijn2472]

It looks great!

[@stinky59]

Looks really good for someone starting out digital painting!! Really impressive since you say you spent only spent a month learning it. Keep going! As someone who is barely now getting to this level after two years of art college, you learned the techniques super fast. This channel is fascinating to watch , you’re really smart and entertaining would like to see more digital art vids too as u keep learning!

[@notamouse5630]

This is amazing, you are like a modern day Da Vinci, Kudos. Find yourself a paying customer and you could do this part time to fund your experiments. I am reminded of the famous Heinlein Quote about specialization that I tend to live by and Its cool that neither of us are overspecialized. This skill level in a month is quite a quick study, I would bet on you doing anything you put your mind to.

[@phillipotey9736]

Pretty good, clouds are difficult though. Honestly better than I could nice work.

[@AppNasty]

This is soooo good. Ive been an artist for 20 plus years and this 5th painting beats all of my work lol. Ahhhhh so depressed now lololol.

[@hanna333]

Nice :) it seems that when you start doing something there is no ending and you dive deep, no matter, art or science!

[@CappeSun]

Don't mind me, I'm just here vibin' to some jazz 'n speed paint.

[@ricardasist]

Damn this is like genius level territory

[@Bobis32]

I love digital art im still learning how to incorperate gradients into color pieces instead of flat shading as my passion is character art which is taking my a long time to learn and get good at

[@XanTheDragon]

Wow, I didn't think you were the kind to draw too! I've been curious to find someone else who does science-y things and yet has the chill for art as well. Of all people it was you. Pleasant surprise! I wonder how rare people like this are, considering that in all the searching I've done over the past couple years of doing community things, I've only really found you just now. Maybe I'm looking in the wrong communities.

[@lolnope8875]

This is pretty inspiring

[@davidmende3409]

you wtf - you good as hell! I can't exacptly keep track on your abilities man - biologist, chemist, it brain and 1000 things i missed?

[@peterheinzo515]

great cook - check out taste emporium ;)

[@catabasian]

You are actually good at everything holy shit

[@keeno86]

Wow, beautiful music and painting. Can you share where you got the tracks ?

[@brendencallahan242]

I tried to find it but can't remember the guy's name. It's part of some play alongs mixed with his tracks. Pretty sure the second tune is moment's notice arr. Frank something :/

[@LaikasFriend]

that jelly fish is beautiful :0

[@guard13007]

How did you get just another level cooler? Damn!

[@jasonsmall485]

Where's Sen? ...Kidding. Well done, sir. Especially for a mere fifth work. I stumbled on your sonoluminescence vid and then your channel, and couldn't resist watching this. There are a few tips and tricks that will speed up your work, but I have a feeling you'll stumble upon them soon enough. Keep it up!

[@Nenni100]

You got me confused for a moment. I'm subscribed to many science and many art channels and when I saw the thumbnail I was wondering which art chanel it was. I didn't recognize the style! 🤦‍♀️ You did a very good job!