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2:42 loved the 80's style colour palette.

Will it still be running smoothly in 5 years? That's a big part of the value for money equation for me. If I can be productive with it for 5 years then the most expensive iPad Pro would be worth it if that's my main money earning tool. Realistically for me, most of my work is done on a desktop Cintiq/PC workstation. I once had a first gen iPad Pro. It was amazing for a very short time. After 2 years, it was so slow that I didn't want to bother using it anymore. Unlike with a PC, I couldn't just install older software on it. Everytime Apple updated the OS, it got slower and slower so I never bought another iPad after that. I still miss Procreate.

He was a genius and revolutionized the art of painting ...RIP Andy ❤

How to learn creature design and anatomy

The lag on that tablet is really bad.

Watching these led me to reading the comics - very much enjoying them!

I dont get it i have an solid sketch with somekind of lineart and when i start adding the flat colors (not saturated) just doesnt look good and no matter what i choose always is the same even if i have an solid base to work with so later if i put the values doesnt gonna do it better neither because the flat ones look awful. Is possible to get your opinion on showing me how could apply the colors on my drawing if i send you one of my sketches??

Wanna thank you for mentioning the term 'Ligne Claire'... I had never heard it before but it encompasses a lot of art I love the look of. Never knew what kind of term to use for this style before tho, so hearing this was very helpful.

as an artist who manly uses the ipad pro i see your point but my pc is old and my 2018 ipad pro is old too but the ipad is way better at art then my pc am consantly suprised of my ipad as a work ool and i can imagine how this one will last and be useful and love the content Tim.

To all artist studying anatomy. Don't make it complicated. Go to the basics. Grab a plastic skeleton, understand how the body moves and then locate the landmarks of the body. Watch a few videos of medical anatomy, understand the muscles. Practice. Practice from memory and when drawing from reference, try to understand what you're doing, understand how the body moves. Draw what you love. Do things that you like while you're learning. Don't focus on the result, focus on the process, the learning. The result will come with time. If you're using references, don't think too much about how it's looking, think about what you're learning from what you're seeing. Compare the references to the anatomy in the books and try to understand how the muscle moves and looks. And please, be kind to yourself. Be kind with your process. Love what you're doing, love the frustration, because that means you're learning. Close your eyes and hear the doubts, the questions, that will tell you what to study. This video encompasses what I've been learning for the last four years. Tim, thank you for sharing your knowledge, your channel is one of the most precious one I've found on the internet. Finding someone with your knowledge and freedom towards art is difficult. And I'm grateful you decided to share with the world the beautiful way you connect with art. An artist is not their technique, a real artist is someone who finds beauty in the process and decides to enjoy it. Someone who instead of trying to be too technical, understands the beauty of learning and knows how to keep it simple. Hearing you talk about drawing from imagination makes me so happy because that's the whole reason I decided to become an artist. To everyone who is learning, please don't give up, show this channel to other artist who are struggling. Tim's knowledge is a treasure. Do not overthink. Trust the process. Trust why you're grabbing that pencil. You already took the first step, which is believing in yourself and starting something knew. The rest will come as you understand more and more of what you're doing. Never give up! Keep going! and please, enjoy the process! It's worth the try! Again, thank you Tim, thank you for sharing with us that wonderful knowledge you have gathered throughout the years.

Hey Tim great video it got me thinking ...how do you feel about a shorthand idea like: Leaning on form over shape is useful for creating drama/tension, while leaning on shape allows for relaxed emotion in viewers. So a comic or other medium can move between them to control emotional pace of readers.

I think the thing you missed was something I can explain. The reason everyone tries teaching the shoulder is simply.... everyone starts drawing treating it like writing. Think about it, what are all people taught to do with a pencil or pen since childhood? Write. so when people start drawing, they are doing so as they write. Only using their hands. So teachers are always trying to break that habit of them drawing like they are writing a school paper and teaching them to learn how to use their shoulder. Not because they'll always use the shoulder, but because when they need to they will need to know how.

I literally only bought the 1tb model cuz my 9S Ultra had a very annoying dead zone.

As I watch these, I feel a whole new world of decisions opening up. Thanks. Getting it

I do hear people often saying the apple pencil is great I'm professional and use it ect but I think you are on to something here, and as you said artists will adapt to what they use but the argument still remains that the pencil itself is still inferior in basic ways to something like a wacom pen, yeah artists can use it and some prefer it but still you see in alot of professional studios all they have is wacoms and alot of professionals prefer using those during the long hours they work during the day but why? i think because wacom makes the tools specifically for artists. Large working areas with pens designed with the artist in mind, and the ergonomics that would suite that kind of work. I think the ipad displays are great and it is nice to have something like that to draw but at the same time when i draw long sessions which I always do daily I just prefer that extra comfort I get from the wacom pens and also the larger working areas they offer aswell as the way the screens feel to draw on. and if you do draw alot all the time the small little details of the tools like that start to really add up alot more.

Thank you Mr. Tim, it's very generous of you to share your knowledge on youtube.

You've got a fantastic sort of Jonathan Frakes handsomeness man, simply a great specimen!

Felt that title in my soul , been trying to imply form more these days and it’s tough Ps. Hatching lines to illustrate planes is a good exercise

this is a very intresting video made me think about alot of stuff thank you Rad content

One thing I'd also mention is the comic book black and white style, think dc/noir where Lighting is hugely important, perhaps the most important part of the image, however it's shown as flat graphic shapes, and only uses white/hatching/full black etc. Edit - nvm, you just brought up the frank muller stuff, my bad :/ Edit 2- afaik it was Syd Mead that designed the corporate/human ships in alien. Obviously Giger designed the alien, I don't know which parts Moebius was responsible for though although I know he was. Edit-edit-edit - Ron Cobb?? Edit 3- Tim's camera setup makes him look a bit like he's from Queen's Bohemian Rhapsody video :D

As an aside, I wonder, Tim if you've heard much about the latest Adobe debacle about privacy and AI etc that's been 'popping off' the last week?

Another amazing video, thnx

I was desperately trying to find more artists/designers to review this new ipad 🥹 So glad I found this video! Thank you for the thorough review 🙏🏻

Great points. For people who know the past 30 years of digital art tech across platforms, Apple is clearly lagging. Mostly because Steve Jobs was adamant to the point of insanity that no one should use a stylus with the iPad, despite the fact that successful 3rd-party stylus products for the iPad flooded the market after its release. People don't talk about that factor enough, I think. The Apple Pencil was only unveiled after Jobs was gone and likely that's why it's years behind the competition.

If you're considering the 2024 m4 ipad pro get the 1TB/2TB version, it increases RAM to 16GB enabling more layers in your art programs.

Personally I’m very happy with my Apple Pencil 2. It’s the best stylus I have ever used personally but I understand that preferences are different for everyone. I started my digital art journey with a good old iPad 3 and Wacom Intuos Creative Stylus 2, then an old 2009 Bamboo drawing tablet which I plugged in on my laptop, then I got a 2017 iPad pro with the OG Apple Pencil and now I have the 2022 iPad Pro with Apple Pencil 2. The Apple Pencil Pro doesn’t seem that radically different from the Apple Pencil 2, however. They just could have named it Apple Pencil 2+ and make it also compitable with iPad Pro 2018 - 2022 and not just the 2024 series.

My old ipad pro from 2018/19 was transformative to me, but it took me a few years for it to click. Ready for an upgrade and I'm so excited.

2min in “how do you get your ideas from your head onto the page?” I don’t. I cry at my moodboard and close my empty sketchbook. 😂 all jokes aside I don’t go to any other UA-camr anymore. Your long winded videos are so so so insightful for me as a hobbyist.

Tim, this vídeos are amazing, thanks a lot.

I think you almost nailed it. I mean. Actually the iPad Pro lineup is the best tablet that money can buy, for creative works. But, at the same time, it can deliver a full professional workflow only for a very restricted percentage of professionals. I mean. It’s almost perfect for 2D drawing and digital painting for workflows that can live on its own, without the need to go back and forth from/to a desktop class software. Also is perfect for certain 3D sculpting workflows (on apps like Nomad sculpt). For example it’s terrible for serious video editing or audio auditing. It’s terrible for all the things that involves mouse and trackpad and external peripherals and external monitors. iPad Pro lineup it’s for a very narrow percentage of users. Almost useless for the rest.

Any worries of screen burn in? Hopefully (I’m sure) Apple has solved that but imagine procreate ui being left static for hours at a time; little scary.

The main reason I am interested in the new Apple Pencil Pro is because of the barrel role. Thankfully it'll take me a few months to save up for the new M4 with the Apple Pencil Pro and by then hopefully Procreate takes full advantage of the new features of the Apple Pencil Pro.

You're pretty much the only guy I see that has the guts to actually say that apple products are not THAT needed. I think their marketing is so good that people feel like they NEED to buy it to make good art....

I think i am only person who prefers to use ibis paint x than pro create or clip studio?

Don't apologize for the length of this video or that it was "15min till you started drawing." This was a great amount of info and a lot of interesting perspective. Thank you for this video.

In my case, I am looking for a digital tablet that is independent of the computer and that I can use to draw anywhere, whether it's on a trip, on my home couch, or anywhere in the world, without having to be connected to a computer. I want you to tell me if the best option is an iPad, because many artists recommend it.

I’m still in high school and I want to learn as much as I can cause I love this medium and I only know how to draw people but I want to learn everything and I want to be able to have a lot of options when I leave high school

This is absolutely stellar, beautiful, clean, fun, and it looks like the style I want to imitate, your work is such an inspiration for me, thank you for the tutorial

I never really comment, but I found this to be an excellent review cause it pumps my brakes on "i need more tools" it makes me really think WHY do i need these tools. You make great points! Thank you

😂😂 yeah I think this should be called an artist rant while being ungrateful. Bro the iPad pro an pencil are obviously objectively good. The pencil needs to be pointy... what.... its not just about Ipad an the pen that make it 1 of the best options to use but the software apps are really the stars. End of the day you keep saying iPad pro better than.. what.. well its better than many options. Its better than my 2018 ipad pro n pen. Better than my xp pen setup, its even better than using my cintiq. Ya i said it. In the sense of beings an all in 1 portable device that gets the job done. Nomad with cozy blanket takes care of 80% of the work. Infinite painter n fresco takes care of other work. Zbrush coming to ipad too. At this point the ipad an pen are better THAN having a traditional laptop. Thats whats better. Then I can send everything to my rig for complex animation renders.

The iPad being portable is the main selling point for me. I have a Wacom as well and probably work mostly on that but procreate is great and Fresco is pretty good too. But nothing about the new iPads stand out as being worth an upgrade. So I agree with everything you said about apple just trying to make some $ off hype but the portability and feel of the Apple Pencil still make it worth having one but maybe not the latest

Got that britney mic

Subbed , more s9 ultra vids

do you have some kind of procreate beta version? because the public one is very buggy and laggy

why the nib is so fat? It is beginning to bother me now the screen resolution has gone too high. I will check out a third-party apple pencil nib that has a narrow pencil-like nib.

I just got it and it has like a delay on procreate any help? The ink doesnt show up right when i place the pen on the ipad

Hi Tim! One question, do your courses videos have subtitles??? Im From Spain and thinking in buying it and t'he subtitles help me a lot with t'he language.... (I think i Will buy It anyways... Jajajajajajaja) Thanks for all!

TLDR; "It's better, but who cares because artists adapt, but also I don't like it, it needs to be better. I don't want to conform on how I use it, because AI. A real pencil is better." Haha, in all seriousness, I wouldn't be surprised if apple added more software features to this at WWDC. I've seen videos where the app renders the shadow of the pencil and changes based off the angle, so it does seem to know its place in space. Hoping the tilt stuff gets better via software. My biggest gripe is that these aren't backwards compatible, either with older ipads or new ipads with older pencils.

Is it portable? Because I draw anime and other designs for my merch and would like to take drawing tablet to work with me.

Still waiting for my 32” iPad.