The image on the left is a night scene with the desk lamp as the main light source and a little bit of moonlight coming through a window on the right side causing the rim light. The image on the right is a daylight scene. The main light is coming through the window on the right side.
The second demo was the image on the bottom left. This demo also included how I organize my layers when I paint at work to be able to address changes quickly.
I painted the scene on the right side beforehand to show how lighting can be changed easily.
SJSU people thanks for the warm welcome and being such a great audience. I had a lot of fun presenting! I hope I could inspire some of you guys to do daily speed paintings and to set some "unreachable" goals :D
This is the thread of the sijun forum I used to post at back in the days.
Best of luck everyone!
Thanks again Goro for everything! The presentation was incredibly inspiring and your prompt email response and helpful information are soooo appreciated! :)
ReplyDeleteSame here! Thanks for an awesome presentation and a quick reply of my email I sent earlier! I have an art blog and if you've got some spare time, please visit my blog. Thank you!
ReplyDeleteI see myself in there!
ReplyDeleteThanks so much Goro! I had a great inspiring time! I created a blog just today to catalog my speed paintings! drop by if you ever have time.
:) Thanks
Started my first speed painting today and I hope to make it a habit of doing one everyday. Thank you for visiting us, your lecture was very insightful and I enjoyed hearing about your journey that led to where you are today. We hope that you'll stop by again in the future! (Good luck on perfecting the windmill! It's nearly there!)
ReplyDeletethis is cool thx for images :) but where are PSD's ;)
ReplyDeletewow this is great! Thanks for posting!
ReplyDeleteYou're work is awesome and inspiring!
ReplyDeleteYou have a really nice taste for composition, colors and shapes! Congratulations!
Glad you enjoyed it guys!
ReplyDeleteElizabeth
Did you get your wacom?
Jonathan
You're doing good man! Keep going!
Amy
That's great! Where can I check them out? no handed windmills are next :D
Thanks everyone I appreciate your feedback!
Hey Goro! I just wanted to say thank you for putting the images on the blog for us! (I was the one who asked about it during the break) Your lecture was incredibly inspiring and I learned tons of incredibly useful information! Thank you so much!
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Thanks again Goro for the inspiration, and the awesome demos! The speed paintings are an awesome exercise! After the presentation, I Showed you my loose watercolor masterstudy of one of your pieces. If you have any free time, it'd be awesome if you could stop by my blog. Thank you! :D
ReplyDeleteHey Goro,
ReplyDeleteThanks again for the amazing lecture!
You are very inspirational and an amazing artist. I started daily speed painting and i am sticking to doing one a day, its working pretty well i'm posting them up on my blog and the forum you suggested to me. i can already feel the change!
Carlianne
ReplyDeleteglad to hear that.
Amit
glad to hear it's working out for you. I saw your stuff on sijun.
There are still a bunch of badass people around. Also some of the guys I used to post with. Whenever you post a reply make sure to post a painting along with it. One of the speedpainting thread rules at sijun is not to post a reply without a painting :)
Good luck!
I just want to say thank you Goro for your AWESOME lecture at SJSU! You inspired a lot of people with those cool demos. Me and a couple of my friends are trying hard to speed paint everyday now :)
ReplyDeleteAnd the information and tips you gave about Adobe Photoshop was extremely helpful! Please drop by my blog if you have the time.
SJSUに来てくれて本当にありがとうございました！:D
Thank you for such an inspiring lecture and demo!
ReplyDeleteYou're one of the artist that I aspire to be like, and to have you come for our school was like a dream come true! Your demos inspire me to do some speed painting on photoshop. Alas i have no tablet yet, but soon!
I just created an art blog today so I can push myself to do good quality work. please drop by if you are free :)
Thank you!
I saw a camera in the back of the picture... was this session recorded and any chance it gets published?
ReplyDeleteAwesome Lecture Goro!! Very inspiring. Somehow the concept was a lot more easier to understand than what I've learned in most of my years in school. I'm attempting the speed painting as well!
ReplyDeleteI did daily speed paintings starting from that lecture. Thanks for the inspiration!!!
ReplyDeleteGoro! One of my classmates just lent me his wacom so I can begin speed painting! So excited! :D
ReplyDeleteThank you for visiting us!!! :D
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Catharina
Glad that I could be an inspiration.
Keep up the good work!
Dines
It was recorded but it won't get published for now.Sorry
Nancy
Glad to hear that! Good luck on the Speed Paintings
Dang
You're doing good! Keep it up
Elizabeth
Yay hope to see some paintings soon! Make sure
to post it somewhere it's important to get yourself
out there even if you think that your paintings suck :)
It doesn't matter it's all part of the learning process.
Polyxeni
My pleasure!