Visual Storytelling video is LIVE!

[Leontine]

@Ace-Connell About 'UP': I really like the first part. Than I lose track because in my opinion the main character Ellie dies. the idea of the journey in the flying house is fun but it would have been better if there had been only one storyline. What if Carl was the one who got ill, and than Ellie invented the flying house and took Carl on a life journey, bringing the scout as a stowaway. (Its such a pity they did not ask me at Pixar whahahah)

[Thrace]

Ditto, to Ace's remarks! I can't wait to start the assignments today!! Again, thanks for always being here!!

[Rob Smith]

@Lee-White Really looking forward to taking your class! I know these class are a labor of love...so thank you.

[Artistguy]

It's an incredible video like the rest! Still amazed by how much I'm learning.

[Steve Young]

oh i really enjoyed it, informative and practical tips in order to create better pictures.

[A Former User]

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[kimchizerbe]

excellent video! I cannot wait to try out some of these assignments. Also, I loved getting to see some SVS student work featured in it. So rad.

[Ace Connell]

@Damien-Rambacher All of the video are like that. If you're in a major city with super fast fibre broadband it probably won't be an issue, but over here in the UK it is for me too. It's because they're uploading their videos at the highest quality with the compression not suitable for streaming I'm guessing. Either that or it's the load on whatever server they're using is the issue. Obviously we're spoilt with sites like YouTube that invest billions in their servers and compression are able to deliver 1080p or even 4k video without hardly any buffering.

Try different browsers. For me, Chrome streams them better than Safari on my Mac.

Ace

[Rich Green]

@Lee-White I got a chance to watch both your Visual Storytelling video as well as your Brush video over the weekend and I really enjoyed them both very much.

The storytelling video does a great job of really making the illustrator think about so many things, where to place the action in your illustration, what makes a good story and character etc. I am certain I will be replaying that one over and over while working on projects (I like to keep listening to them in the background while I work).

In regards to the brush video - I had been playing around with making brushes myself recently and just by poking around in all of those settings was starting to understand what many of them do. Your video helped reinforce what I had stumbled upon and I am excited to try creating some more new custom brushes soon.

And I started trying to remember to take photos of textures that interest me where ever I go so that I might be able to use them in brush creations going forward.

Really appreciate all of the effort and detail you put into your videos, they are really great!

Rich

[Lee White]

Thanks so much guys, I'm glad you are enjoying the videos I'm making. The business class is next!!

[Lynn Larson]

Excellent class Lee!! I really enjoyed it! Gave me so many ideas for October's prompt, too bad i watched it while i was finishing my illustration lol. Definitely gave me a lot to think about for the next image. So glad you used Naters image...that thing makes me laugh every time!

[Bobby Aquitania]

I've been holding off from subscribing just yet, but after seeing your work Lee, and reading the reviews... I couldn't wait any longer. So yours will be the first class I watch. Okay off to enjoy!

[Dulcie]

Good for you @Bobby-Aquitania, I'm sure you won't regret it..there's such a wide variety of courses and excellent food for thought in each one