Footage taken from my Twitch Stream. There are segments where lag occured, and although I did my best to cut out pauses, it may be a bit jerky at parts! I'm still getting to grips with using HitFilm Express, but I've managed to now start to include an opening and closing segment that I intend to include in future speedpaint videos! If you're interested in my work, please check out my website https://www.werepuppycreations.com Music is from bensound.com ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kqko3uZYqVo

Junkrat got play of the game, but this was what saved the game :) ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nPj8ikeamCo

To see more clips & to watch me live, please check out: https://Twitch.tv/werepuppycreations ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YYNEapBsOVk

I've seen this mentioned by several artists in the past, and is something I practice heavily myself to make sure my anatomy is correct when drawing, but not seen anyone take the time to show HOW to use multiple reference images correctly. It's easy enough to find a picture, and copy it like for like, but that doesn't really teach you anything. You don't learn how to properly understand anatomy if you just copy all the time. The best way is to use multiple images and say 'i like this bit from this picture, and this from this picture' and then take that and make it into a single art piece! I hope this helps those budding artists out there, and if you liked this video, be sure to give us a thumbs up. P.s. I know the sketch ended up a little faint; and i'll make sure to use a thicker pen and perhaps a tinted bg to make it easier to see for future tutorials. Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/werepuppy Twitter: https://twitter.com/PuppyAbbott ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zHfgJNPiCUY