This morning I was forwarded this amazing video link of Copics being used in a Volkswagen ad. Enjoy!
In case you're wondering why they didn't use blue Copics to color the images, remember, the outlines are drawn in black Copic, not multiliner, so they had to color in the areas with water-based markers.
Then, if you wan to see the making of video, here you go:
12 comments:
I love stuff like that, it's so neat to see how they do it, and all the work that goes into it. Thanks for sharing!! xo
Oh that was so interesting, what a cool advert too. Thanks for sharing! CoB
TFS!!
That's so cool!!! Thanks for sharing that!!
Very cool!! Thanks for sharing it!
Fantastic! So cool to see how it all comes together. TFS.
Thank you for sharing both videos!!! Awesome!
Jan
Loved the commercial and music! A SoCal gal from birth and from the Beach Boys generation - this was a treat!
I almost bought a VW this past May, sooo cool to see the Copics be used...would I Like to be able to draw like that artist!
HOW FUN!!! Thanks so much for sharing both videos - really enjoyed them
Sweet. I always enjoy checking out videos that implement rotoscoping techniques. It's makes it twice as cool that they also used handmade art.
Louis Slade
Email Marketing Company
I like it! It's cool. But I always find those ads misleading, until you see the behind the scenes stuff.
For a long time, before I went to art school, I though when people drew it just came out beautiful - like the sped-up final cut. Instead, there's a lot of thought, choices, changes, and adjustments. And even then, it may not make the cut!
Real art is work, and I love that, because that means it's attainable by all who want to put in the time, practice, and patience.
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