Art by StarTwo
A traditional sketch to digital inking process of the illustration named “Burning Gaze on Troubled Water” or -as the previous posts about this illustration mention – the dangerous dance of the cherry tree petals.
You can check the lines and also the final result in full colour on the posts linked below!
★stay safe and stay inspired★
StarlitDen 
Stunning! :)
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Thank you so much!🌟🌟
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Beautiful!
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Thank you!
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Very cool!
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Thank you, we appreciate it!
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Beautiful!!
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Thank you so much!
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i admire your steady hand!
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It’s all (well, mostly…) on using the arm instead of the wrist! Thank you so much!
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i draw with pencil all the time and have no luck with drawing on-line. will try your suggestion.
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Hopefully it can help. It’s actually good timing as we’re writing on this subject -techniques and training- and we hope it can help further (the first part will be posted this thursday).
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That was pretty darn cool!
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Thank you so very much!
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It’s great to see other artist’s methods! As a side question, I’m starting to get into video recording (very amateur) and would like to record some craft stuff. What kind of setup are you using for your camera? Is it mounted on something directly above you?
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For the most recent videos we’ve used a sort of articulated arm usually used for microphones, an alternative version of this: https://images-na.ssl-images-amazon.com/images/I/61jvVV%2BhK1L._AC_SL1500_.jpg
We hope this helps!
And we definitely cheer you on starting to share your crafts!
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Cool, I was looking online for exactly something like that and didn’t see one specifically for cameras but repurposing a microphone boom arm sounds like a good idea
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There are also accessories like big grips that might grab the camera securely instead of the phone hold.
We hope you find a solution that fits you perfectly!
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Wow, it’s amazing watching it all come together! Wonderful background music too! 😊
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The music might be the most difficult part of the video – to find the right music that is copyright free! 😆💦
Thank you so much!
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So nice to view the progress on a piece of art. Many thanx for sharing. Very nice stuff!
Art
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Thank you so very much for your kind words. We’re excited to share more in the future!
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Wow! It’s amazing ; 2 Quick questions; how long did that take in real time & was the inspiration from a picture or is it all from the mind ?
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The sketching and digital inking of this piece alltogether took 2h more or less in real time, and the inspiration wasn’t from a picture but more from our already huge fascination for the Japanese garments and culture.
Thank you so very much, we really appreciate your wonderful comment and words!
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Nice 😮
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Thank you! 🌟🌟
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You’re welcome! 😊
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LOVE the video…. wow! Incredible.
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Thank you so very much! We really appreciate it!
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how long does it take to do what you did in that video?
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The sketching was around 15 minutes and the digital inking around 1 to 2 hours.
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Wow, interesting to see how these are done. I have a couple of grandkids that would be all over this!
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Thank you so very much! We intend to share more of the process and stages of our work, so your comment made us feel we’re on the right track!
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