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Wednesday, June 23, 2010

Kitty

Back to the roots. I painted this on my iphone on my way to Hawaii using "brushes".
All painted with the finger since I didn't have the pogo stylus with me.
I did punch the colors a bit with photoshop afterwards since the colors of the iphone didn't match with the colors on my computer monitor. I'll post the process video later.


update:
here is the process video


14 comments:

  1. nice man. thanks for sharing

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  2. Sweet one Goro !

    -you made my day :)-

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  3. Whaaat!? Good lord, this is awesome thank you so much for posting the video I've learned at least two things :D I love your lighting and forms as always

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  4. Watching you work really helps me out in my own projects.As always you are amazing!!!

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  5. WOW! This is awesome! Congrats!

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  6. Anonymous10:46 PM

    amo todos tus trabajos :)

    nat from Argentina

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  7. WOW! Bellissima questa animazione, e bellissimi anche tutti i tuoi lavori! :) Complimenti!
    P.S. Mi scuso per non aver scritto in inglese! Ma sono ignorante in materia! Sorry!

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  8. Great lighting my friend!!

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  9. El duderino1:12 PM

    Excellent! Beautiful light
    Wish your videos were not in flash so they are visible on ipad/iphone though, would make sense

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  10. Very lively and nice.
    Your colouering has great depth.

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  11. amazing! I recently ordered my pogo-stylus and i'm experimenting with it on my iphone and it's a lot of fun. Great work and motivating :)!

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  12. very skillfull:-)

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  13. Hello Goro! Wonderfull..
    I have a question, how do you Record a video from your iphone screen? What app?

    Thank You

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  14. It's not recorded from an iphone screen. The painting app brushes has the function that you can export a *.brushes file from your iphone to your mac. The brushes viewer app for the mac has the ability to playback and export the painting process as a movie file.

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