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Any specific brush used for this? I'm curious of the method you use in these paintings.
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She said several times that she's using a regular round brush which is standard in PS.
And btw, don't know how about Reykat, but I find it not really nice to try find out what methods which artist is using. It's a part of her style, it's unic and it should not be spread out for everyone.Β
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So then how are people that is inspired from her going to learn, if it's bad to know the methods that the artist use?
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I didn't say it's bad, it's annoying. When you have a unique style and artists around you try to fish out why does it look that way, or even don't even ask you but go to artistic groups and go"pssst, do you have speedpaintsΒ of this one?"-it's kinda fucked up, and it is really annoying. I think trying to find out how does artist achieve certain details should be more difficult, try doing it by yourself(that's what I did, and my inspiration I took from culpeo fox, skia, lilaira, cartoon network and nickelodeon series and serials, random artists of 15-19 centuries-I was just redrawing stuff, again and again, and with some of my changes found something different), because you may find something "yours" in the process and even forget about "what kind of brush they're using"thing. It's just my opinion, ok?
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I kinda made a mistake when writing, I confused it with references, I don't speak English. Of course is bad to literally replicate the artist. Again,sorry
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It's ok, I got you, don't apologize.
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I realize this is an old conversation here, but I feel like butting in for the sake of argument.
Whether or not to share, that's up to the artist. But I think it's strange people should be chastised for asking about artistic method. Someone's style is not inherent to something as simple as whatever PS brush they use, neither do I feel artistic methods should not be spread simply because they're iconic or unique to a certain artist. That's how techniques die out. Sharing of information on method, technique, experience and skill make this site such a great platform for artists to continue growing and developing. Everything is ultimately deriative in one way or other. It's the combination of derivations that come from the various sources that have sparked an artist's interest, passion and inspiration along their way is what makes their art unique. No efforts should be required to keep it that way.Β Β
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I've already said that she shared the brush, she dosen't do fullwork streams, speedpaints or tutorials-and I just GUESSED that she may not be interested in sharing some detailes about her art. Look and Miles df or Ahmed Aldoori-their styles are iconic and original, but both of them do speedpaints or streams and Ahmed even does tutorials and guess what? They have a tone of zombies following them who have weirdly familiar details in their art but it still looks shittier. Impo no one wants that, I mean, you can just not care, like Miles does, cause he's still better then all of them and people pay him to draw stuff. But still, it's uncomfortable.
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It's a positive thing you're showing concern for the artist here on top of taking the time to answer that person's question about the brush. But I feel like you're making a lot of assumptions on someone else's part. Plus, the question itself wasn't at all rude or inappropriate, especially since we're on deviantART where they encourage people to exchange experiences. It's not uncomfortable. If Reykat doesn't want to respond, she doesn't have to. If she would rather not be asked at all, it's up to her decision to make that expressly known. Don't conflate your experiences with hers is what I'm saying. No harm done.Β
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Dude, I've never said that anyone was rude, it's just un-com- for-ta-ble, and sometimes annoying. Not all people care about what DeviantArt encourages people to do. Olga replied, I just said the same thing and commented that sometimes it's better not to ask such things and leave techniquesΒ and style details for one artist THAT'S ALL. I know her a bitΒ and will apologize if she has a different opinion from mine, but for now, I'm good.
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' And btw, don't know how about Reykat, but I find it not really nice to try find out what methods which artist is using. It's a part of her style, it's unic and it should not be spread out for everyone. 'Β
This is what I took issues with. I still do. Let's agree to disagree.Β
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I suppose I should apologise on my part. I'm not trying to plagiarise her style, I'm simply looking to her as a role model.
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i love her.. i wish that i could actually meet her (you)... you are truly inspiring, so very talented.
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She's beauty
She's grace
She'll rip off your face
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she is such a great character, she fits you & your art
i like her a lot
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Β Can't get over this character. The way you set the mood with these pieces, especially with the top three, is so powerful.Β
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Your artwork is beyond breathless. It's absolutely outstanding and amazing with the things you can create.
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Impressive. It looks as if you referenced actual models for the body poses.
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If you see a living person in such positions, you will see that the difference is very great.)
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Haha yeah....but they give off this aura of having been drawn in an artist's workshop
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The lighting, poses, and anatomy is outstanding!Β
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Stunning as always
Gosh, I love your skills and style. I'm jelaous ;3;
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Beautiful portraits, I like the contrast of the markings. The lighting and forms are masterfully done!
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Your grasp on lighting and color is unparalleled, I swear to godΒ Β
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