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Speed Painting is known as a time-lapse video featuring the construction of an image by an artist taking you behind the scenes of an illustration. It is primarily a digital art form whereby the image is hand-drawn and rendered using a tablet and graphics editor such as Photoshop or Painter. Artists may use their imagination or take direct inspiration from a live scene or recreate an image depicted in a photograph. Whilst the artist works on the illustration, their actions on the computer screen are automatically captured and compiled into a real-time video. This recording is then accelerated, thus giving the term Speed Painting.
Here is a collection of incredible speed paintings showing you the process behind some of the most breath taking paintings on the web.
Using MS Paint. Illustration took 2 hours 30 mins according to the artist.
Using Photoshop and a digital tablet. Illustration took 1 hour according to the artist.
Using Photoshop and a digital tablet.
Using Photoshop.
Using Photoshop and a digital tablet. Illustration took 5 or 6 hours according to the artist.
Using Photoshop and a digital tablet. Illustration took 8 or 9 hours according to the artist.
Using Photoshop and a digital tablet.
Using Photoshop and a digital tablet.
Using Photoshop and a digital tablet. Using a photograph as a reference.
Using Photoshop and a digital tablet.
Using Photoshop.
Using Photoshop.
Using Photoshop.
Using Photoshop and a digital tablet. Illustration took 5 hours according to the artist.
Using Photoshop and a digital tablet. Illustration took 4 hours according to the artist.
If you have other cool speed painting videos please post the links in your comments.
Comments
Good post, but have you thought about Transfer to Photoshop on Canon Digital Photo Professional before?
Hi this is a great concept i have came across for the first time,and i watched the videos they really look amazing just like 3D films,and i really admire and believe that it requires lot of creativity and skills drawing these pictures and then adding graphics to them.good job.