Cityscape Speedpaint Tutorial

your use of light never ceases to blow me away, its almost like you get the feel of photography and put it into digital art. which is extremely appropriate with the themes of fisheye placebo.

can't help but to giggle thinking when she warps the window panes into place at 0:41 the window panes look like they're walking their ways to the sides of buildings

"Took me 1.5 hours to finish this one." Took me 1.5 mins to give up and just enjoy the ride \o/ You're amazing!!!

The second you started drawing the perspective lines, I knew this was gonna be too complicated for me lmao. I can't art.

The workflow of one of the top five artists on DeviantArt. Wowwowoww

You make everything look so simple, i wish i could do things like this...

ONE POINT FIVE HOURS?!?!?!?! HOWWWWWWWWWW YOU AMAZING PERSON YOU ; n ;

I really like your artworks, what you choose to express through them and how you do it, so of course I'm thrilled to see that lately you've been talking about and uploading videos. I know you re busy, but I can't help being selfish and wanting more videos. They are very helpful and incredibly inspirational. So, I'll just say this: please, even if you don't have time to edit and prepare a video, just speed it up and upload it without the captions. Even simply watching these videos would be amazing and I know we'd all love to get more content.

What? 1.5 hour? If I've to do this, it would take me like 10+ hours to finish it. You're amazing!

I really want to thank you for posting tutorials and speedpaints like this, you have no idea just how helpful and meaningful it is for me. It's one thing to appreciate and try to learn how to paint/draw/ect by squinting and analyzing pieces from some of your favorite artists, but it's unending frustration when you try and fail to figure out and replicate the techniques they use. This is the biggest problem I face personally. I want to try and better my skill because I really do love the making of art and wish to expand my horizons with color/style/ect. but there is no way I can figure out how to shade or color just from looking at art by itself. I'll try so many different techniques to figure it out, but I only end up becoming frustrated and ultimately give up because I cant do it. Videos like these are a blessing for problems like that. To actually watch in action and study an artist while they are in the process of working is SO helpful, it just boggles my mind. Though I do not have SAI or Photoshop, I'll still do my best to take what I've learned and apply them to my own art to hopefully better myself, but at the end of it all none of that would be possible without you making videos like this. Thank you, SO much, for everything you do; for creating, for teaching, for inspiring.... Please never stop doing what you do, and I look forward to seeing what other wonderful pieces you have yet to create.

OH MY GOD oh my god this is this is perfect I can't omg

the fact that you use less then 2 hours to do this piece is Amazing. really amzing

your art speaks so much

I'm really struggling with backgrounds, and this really helped //// you're very gifted

within the first 23 seconds, i'm already blown away by how simple creating a background can be (but i just never thought of doing it that way? haha i struggle a ton with backgrounds and it gets messy fast). thank you so much for your tutorials,! i really admire your art! it's very inspirational ^_^

Just finished drawing using this tutorial and quite satisfied:D Took me 3 days lol Tbh I wanted to quit digital recently but u inspired me to draw again❤️ thank you Yuumei for such a helpful vid! ❤️❤️❤️

I cant believe I never thought to do building windows like that Just revolutionized my cityscape drawing process I love love love your videos ! Thank you for sharing your process with everyone

Your art is so magical and it all gives me a certain feeling that I can't explain, but it's beautiful and mysterious. I'm not good with words, but you've got a wonderful mind

Holy shit, all that in 1.5 hours? You are incredibly talented!

Hey Yummie, love these videos! Always great to see artists helping other artists! And you're getting good at making these tutorial videos. I would like to see the process for something like "What it Takes To Fly" or "Connection" . One of my favorite things about your art is the use of color to convey the overall tone and texture. I'd love a more in-depth look at just how you choose, apply, and just how you use colors. I learned a lot from this one though! Very much appreciated.(you rock)