iPadで超リアルな油絵が描けるアプリ紹介！！【iPadイラスト】

Hello everyone!

Today I'd like to talk about

how to draw oil paintings on an iPad!

Sorry it's been a while!

I was feeling really sick...

It's been a week since I last uploaded,

so I'm going to give it all I've got!

Now about the app we're using today:

it's actually one that a viewer taught me about.

We're using an app called "Art Set 4".

With this app here,

you can draw some super realistic oil paintings.

I was super surprised the first time I used it.

There are other apps that let you do oil,

and Procreate is actually one of them.

But this app is very realistic;

so realistic that you almost can't compare the two.

So I'd like to talk about it today.

Now let's begin!

Now a bit about Art Set 4:

you can actually download it for free!

You can download it for free,

but the functionality in the free version is a bit limited.

In terms of brushes,

there are around 30 different options.

But the free version only has around ten, I think.

Just what's at the top of the menu here.

So to get more brushes to use

and to use the layer functionality, you have to have the full version.

If you need that sort of functionality,

you will need to pay.

But it's just one payment of 1200 yen ($12 USD)

to buy the full version.

I used the free version a bunch of times,

but started thinking it was a bit limited, so I bought the paid version.

What I want to introduce today

is the brush in the menu labelled "oil pen".

This one has a really *solid* feel to it.

When you layer it and look, it really looks 3D!

That's what the oil pen does.

Today, I'm going to show you it by drawing a picture.

Now the oil pen we're using

is one that's included in the free version.

If you're interested, download the free version and give it a shot!

Now from here on we're going to draw our picture.

We actually have two pictures we're drawing today.

One will be a really orthodox apple portrait.

The other will be of a Tabasco bottle.

For the first picture, the apple,

we'll be drawing that one with only the free version.

For the second one, the Tabasco one,

we'll use the paid functions--layers and many different brushes.

See if you can spot the difference.

We're going to choose the oil pen

and use the red colour to just kind of fill it in.

Look at that... isn't it cool?

Can you see it? How solid and real it looks.

Where the colours overlap on the page

it gets kind of lumpy.

This is super realistic! Give it a touch.

And the more the colours overlap like so,

the more it bulges--and what's more,

if you colour over one colour with another colour,

the way they blend together looks super realistic too.

Like that. Isn't that awesome?

Now this dark part I'm colouring here

is going to be the apple's shadow.

But if you think you've painted too much,

you don't have to delete it with the eraser.

You can just colour on top of it with the original colour,

and adjust it that way--it looks better!

If you've worked with oil in the past, you'll know.

It's best not to erase, but to colour over as you go along.

Next we're going to work on the highlights.

I want to draw my apple so that it looks like

there's some sort of light hitting it from the top-left.

So we're going to colour that top-left part in yellow.

Here's a little trick for colouring:

try not to do whole parts with one big stroke.

If you just colour small parts here and there,

that 3D feeling that I was talking about

comes through a lot more clearly.

So don't do it all at once--just a little bit at a time.

If you do that, even though it's digital,

you can draw pictures that look really hand-drawn.

There's an oil brush in Procreate too,

as well as an acrylic brush.

But if you use them, you can tell that they're really two-dimensional.

You don't really get this patchy, realistic feeling,

but if you want to draw something normal

or something that's really plain, you can use Procreate.

But if you want to get this real,

very hand-drawn aesthetic in your oil paintings

then I think Art Set 4 is definitely better for that.

Art Set also has a watercolour brush as well,

and it's also super realistic! I definitely recommend.

And just like that, our apple is done!

You can see, at the end here,

I didn't do a great job with the shadow part.

But you can make something like this with ease!

I only used the oil brush by itself

to make this apple portrait you see here.

I only used one layer too.

All I did was layer the colours on the same layer.

Even with the free version,

you can do something like this, so please give it a try!

Now from here on in,

we're going to use the paid version to make a different picture

Next up is our Tabasco painting.

It's kind of weird, but I just got the strange urge to draw some Tabasco.

So let's do it with some flare in oil!

First we're going to take our black oil brush,

and make the entire background all black.

If you have the paid version,

it has more options to fill in the background.

But we want a more hand-drawn feel for our painting,

so I'm doing it myself on purpose.

Once the background's all filled in, we're going to add a layer.

In the bottom part here,

there's a plus button here--press where it says "layer".

Then it will show you the layer panel.

We add a new layer with the + button on the bottom-right.

Then we're going to make our rough draft of the Tabasco bottle's shape.

Now we've roughly got the shape like so.

My bottle's a bit far down on the page,

so I want to bring it a bit further up.

To do that, we're going to press the plus button I showed you earlier.

There's an option there called "move".

With that tool selected, you can move the bottle around just like this.

This is only in the paid version.

I kind of think it would be good if the free version had more functionality,

but this is a paid feature only.

Now we're going to make another layer,

and start really colouring things in on top.

I mainly want a really rough, oil-painting feel for my picture, with strong colours.

So I'm not worrying so much about the shape while I fill it in.

Next, we're going to make another new layer,

and draw the green label that's on the neck of the bottle like so.

And just like that, the bottle itself is done!

Just like the apple painting before,

I wanted to make so light is shining from the left.

So I put some highlights on the left side,

and put some shadows on the right side for that effect.

Lastly, we're going to add another layer on top,

and draw the Tabasco label in the very middle.

Even with the white colour in the middle here,

you still get that 3D feel to it.

The colour might be fainter, but even with white,

that realistic effect is still there.

This is completely unrelated,

but I really love spicy food!

Like Tabasco, and karashi (spicy mustard)...

I also love wasabi too!

I'm the type of person who dumps that stuff on their food.

And you know? Summer is starting soon.

I'm going to eat a lot of spicy foods and keep my energy up!

I've done a lot of pictures of food before,

but I usually only draw food that I like!

Like tuna, Tabasco,

and avocados...also hamburgers!

I've only ever drawn pictures of food I like,

so I'm trying to break out of my comfort zone a little by taking some recommendations.

So please leave a comment!

A little while ago, someone wanted me to draw a croquet.

So I'm thinking I'll try that next!

I can't wait to see your comments--I'm in your hands now!

And now, we're just about finished!

If we add some shadows to the label part here,

I think it'll come out looking pretty good!

Just like that, it's done!

The shape might be a little off,

but that contributes to the hand-drawn feel too!

So now we're all finished.

And when you zoom in a little... you see?

That realistic texture, like you drew it with real tools.

Looks hand-drawn, right? You definitely can't get this with Procreate.

When I saw this, I thought it was just amazing.

Many thanks to the person who showed me this app!

Please download "Art Set 4" and give it a try!

Next time I get in the mood to make an oil painting,

I think I'm going to use this app and really go at it!

Now the new app from Adobe, Adobe Fresco,

is set to come out pretty soon.

That also has some really good oil options.

So when Fresco comes out,

I'm going to compare it with Art Set 4 and make a video,

so please look forward to it!

That's all for today!

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Thanks so much for listening. Bye bye~!