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When I follow this, it looks great in the viewport, but rendered the mask seems to block most of my grease pencil and there’s still a border of the grease pencil showing around the edges. 😢

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Does anyone have an idea why changing the brush strength isn’t changing the opacity of the stroke for me? I’m using the watercolor brushes from the texture pack. I’ve opened my file in several versions of blender but no dice.

Love your explanation videos and full walkthrough process.. you are the reason I have started drawing again. ❤

You're awesome gurl, most beautiful brushes I've seen for gpencil! 🖤

so cute

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I must be dumb here - how are you keeping the render window on top? Or is it to the side on a separate monitor and you have just added it to your video with editing?

This is visual art using Blender is a valid process in and of itself, you do not need to use other apps just because you can, i love that you are using grease pencil to create your images as well, i use Blender for my visual art as well!

Hello Sophie! About the Airbrush doing weird things with colors, I found a video explaining that you just have to switch the layer opacity from 1.000 to 0.999 and it works. I gave it a try, and it indeed works (and we don't notice the 0.1% of transparency). I thought this information might interest you. On another note, thanks a lot for all your tutorials about Grease Pencil. I discovered your channel this month and your arts and videos are really great and helpful!

Sophie, these look great. Are these brushes also useable in Blender for texture painting a 3D model, or only for GP strokes?

What an amazing art from an Amazing Artist! Its so impressive how you can do this marvelous art with your imagination and Blender tools!! Thanks a lot for share your work, and have a nice day! :)

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great!

Eso fue muy inteligente de tu parte :)

I tested it here, I didn't like it because the lines "sink" into the sphere, looking like they're missing. I tried two things. First, I selected the sphere and, in object mode, applied Subdivision surface, with "Levels Viewport" and "Render" both set to: 2. I don't know, that actually solved something... Things even improved when I went to Surface and set "Offset" to: 0.028. The lines are a little above the sphere, but they no longer "sink". :D

Sophie Jantak is an inspiration! At first, I have no clue where your idea is going, and then it doesn't seem practical, and then it yields substantial and novel results. It is so amazing to see you use the tools to do what you want when conventional thinking has already jumped to the conclusion that those tools can only work for very specific applications. Watching your videos, I can see that you thought very carefully about what you have learned because you show the drawbacks to the technique you present, and also focus on the strengths of those techniques, and how to use them together with other techniques to meet a bigger objective, and ways you adapted your art style to suit the technique. You even show examples of how it helps your art instead of isolating it to just a proof of concept. You set a good example to other artists by working hard to make solutions to your discouragements, and staying alert to ways in which you can pursue more possibilities. Thank you!

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It took me getting my computer updated and rebooted to finally get RUclips to work again, and now I see where you were going with the 'pixel canvas' for smooth transition. Honestly, I knew about that with mesh planes before because of how vertex paint works easing from each vertex between colors, but I'd not been aware of exporting an image to GP object and that Vertex Paint could be done on GP objects. Insert the usual mind blown meme here. I dropped a couple dollars on your gumroad for the file downloads so I can jumpstart my GP exploration. I do wonder if there is a way to consolidate some of the workflow of render to gp concvert into an operator so that you can avoid taking so many steps here, but I'll look once I get the hang of this. Thanks for the insights!

I WAS JUST WONDERING HOW TO DO THIS!!!!

and what is the purpose of such lessons? to show that blender can do this? blender, after all, a program for 3D, first of all...and for beautiful stylish drawings can and more convenient to use other programs designed specifically for drawing, isn't it?

Im so glad you make vids about Blender that show more of what it can do. I’m dazzled.

Very cool quick question I’m a hard surface modeler and can you just use a plan or ? Do you haft to render it ?

I feel like you are filling a huge gap in Grease Pencil usage which is both refreshing and inspirational. l really appreciate your goals, struggles and fixes from a workflow perspective, but you also touch a lot on what it does for you as an artist to approach form and color in unique ways. I think you are very innovative and always appreciate whatever you decide to produce.

Take all the time you need for follow ups and future tutorials, Everything you do has so many layers and tid bits of knowledge that your pace will allways inform our pace. Love you.

FANTASTIC! you're such an inspiration for Grease pencil! i hope they create some sort of point/density fill for strokes in the future, would spead this process up so much! very cool!

This still has my head spinning a bit. I probably could use the Python API to generate a series of GP points in a limited area for vertex painting instead of making a canvas from an image. (Maybe even built a Blender extension to allow for drawing it on). That would reduce the number of points on the canvas to start with. Then it would be less resource intensive.

I know that you can do texture painting in blender, but turning an entire image into a vertex per pixel is crazy and even crazier that it doesn't lag immediately for any image

Your best discovery yet! Wow. I would have never thought you could use vertex paint like this.

This is really cool! I'm curious how this compares to a plane with a png image texture behind the grease pencil object..

nice

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Thanks for watching, I've been SO EXCITED to share this new technique! -I've made the final .blend files of the two portraits featured in this video FREE to download! sophiejantak.gumroad.com/l/adkkl -If you'd like more, I put together this bundle containing an assortment of .blend files and process videos for six different artworks created using this technique. sophiejantak.gumroad.com/l/oeqduh I hope you enjoy poking around in my files and getting to see my process more in depth, if that interests you :)

Halfway through your video, had to pause to say I absolutely love your excitement and enthusiasm, nerd out girl! This is super helpful. Merci Beaucoup

Head pop! 🤯

You're so awesome thank you so much!!!

Hi.. i like your videos. Can we use grease pencil to produce animations like " sprouts " Channel do ? I dream to do like those animations for education and primary School.. thank you.

thanks that helps alot.

Amazing!

ever since i found out about greasepencil before i even officially picked up blender ive been obsessed with its concept and seeing it be used alongside 3d in such a freeform way is making me maybe the most inspired ive ever been regarding 3d art. Also, DON'T STARVE <33 that was a beautiful tallbird that showed up for like a maximum of 4 seconds LOL.

Ive been on a forty-five year break😢

Thank you!

Impressive!

this is marvelous!

Actually, I have learnt many from this solution from her. I did not know that and now I’ve decided to learn and use for my project. Thank you so much.

Just bought your brush and test them in 4.0. I followed the instruction, but I have hard time getting the texture to follow along when I draw a long stroke. Is there any other settings I should turn on?

Perfect! thx

Learnt a lot from you Sophie, and still learning. Thanks a lot.

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