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Painting Aaron Blaise as Santa Claus using Gouache - Proko

Painting Aaron Blaise as Santa Claus using Gouache - Proko

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I hear those sleigh bells ringing. It-s the first day of the 12 Days of Proko! Today I-m painting Santa Claus using gouache paint. I-ll give you advice on using the medium and take you through the whole process, from photoshoot, to thumbnail sketches, color comps and final painting. Disney animator, Aaron Blaise, was kind enough to be my Santa model! Aaron's YouTube - More great things to come at WIN THIS PAINTING For a chance to win this painting, go to donate to the gofundme page. All proceeds will go to the National YoungArts Foundation. GoFundMe - ABOUT YOUNGARTS It-s a really good program for high school students. Basically what they do is find about 100 or so really talented artists in high school and they fly them out to Miami for a week for an amazing artistic experience. It goes beyond just this one week. Once you-re an alumni, you-re part of the group. They try to nurture these artists and help them out as they-re transitioning to become professional artists. They connect the students to mentors who are well known in the field. Many win money to fund their artwork
Date: 2022-03-14

Comments and reviews: 10


Looking at this amazing painting, make realize that I'll never be able to do such amazing thing, it makes me feel really pathetic, cuz I know that it doesn't matter how long I keep practicing on my own I'll never reach such lvl of skill.
I feel even more depressed that I couldn't never be privileged to go to an university or even pay a master so they could help learning things, so practically everything that I know was all on my own and still I can't do nothing like that, it makes me feel horrible,
Definitely, learning on your on is not the same as doing a course or going to college, cuz in both cases you need money, which I don't have. Learning on your own you need to know all the in and outs during practice and do them properly, but even if you try your hardest, don't matter what, you still have a ton of doubts and there are things that you can't do don't matter how much you practice, also getting criticism on internet is not the same as having someone at your side, helping you and saying how to do stuff and clearing all your doubts.
Unfortunately, I don't have the -talent'' to get the things right on my own, criticism from internet is useless for me since I have no one at my side to Guide me and even though I practice, most of the time it just serve to make me have the impression that I improved, but then when I try to put the things on a work, it makes me realized that I actually haven't really improved at all. So I watch videos like yours to find inspiration, but in the end I just realize how pathetic I am, at point that make feel like giving up of everything, even being alive and of course this is not Proko's fault, it's my fault for being a pierce of garbage that can't do anything right in art nor in life.
I you are one of these people that can actually improve after a certain amount of practice and can understand what needs to be done with no direct help at all, you are truly blessed, it might feels good to create art and make even the most simple thing looking amazing.

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Stan, i love and everything, but you just cringe me with that watercolors cant be dissolved in water after dried up, you must mean children watercolor kits, because gouache is well known to be many times harder to dissolve with water when dry. and winsor and newton's gouache is a high quality gouache, but most high quality watercolor brands are very easy to dissolve and never go rock hard, except for some certain pigments, and yeah it is not that much of a big deal, but whatever.
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Dear Proko, I am currently a Sophomore and I applied for the YoungArts thing in the summer. I didn't have any close artists at the time and i feel as if my portfolio was scratchy. My guardians didn't tell me about anything either and I feel as if I didn't get in. I know I am a good artists and understand fundamental things. Can you make a video for artists in high school, and what they should do to best prepare a portfolio.
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Fantastic video Proko! I was curious, when you say -Convenience colors-, is that how you approach most of your paintings when choosing color? And do you always use the primarys? Ive been having some issues with muddy colors and I think thats because I don't pick them beforehand!
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Nice to see all the stages and well explained thumbnails/colour comps. Fantastic level of rendering skill. Great examples of brushstrokes and imperfect perfection ( if that makes sense. Glad to hear such a wonderful program exists and benefits someone. Great video.
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please do more gouache paintings, I really love it!
I like how you use a lot of paint where as with most ppl they use more water so their process is lot more like watercolor while yours feels like oil/acrylic paint.

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quick question, who was the guy that was dancing in the beginning at your explanation do you know? His form is gorgeous and I was mildly inspired to do some movement based art with his likeness
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Wow! I have been following you for a while and didn't know you were born in Ukraine! Greetings from motherland; ) Love what you're doing! And thank you for your tutorials!
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I've always wanted to get into gouache but never had any luck with the brushes, what sort of brushes are suitable for this thick gouache painting style?
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I've watched so many gouache tutorial videos and this one has literally been the most helpful to get that painterly effect! Good explanations!
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