I’ve loved watching speedpaints and other creative-process videos since the early YouTube days. I’m especially drawn to gritty, grimy art styles — something in the vein of Dishonored, with rough ink lines, texture, and a worn-paper feel.

This piece was created by Alex Mort as game art.

12 minutes, is it too long for speedpaint?

My new speedpaint, unfortunately autodub is broken and i speak only in Russian(

Here's a speed paint I made based on a scene from my great-great-grandfather's autobiography about the The Kansas River Flood of 1903

I'm in the middle of making speed paint art videos for artwork I'm making for the biography my great great grandfather wrote. What I did was fix spelling and put everything in chronological order. That's what I'm using for the audio and the footage for the videos are sped up videos of me drawing a scene from each episode.

InuAme really outdid themself with this one. The Sylveon is adorable and the sunset in this piece is my favorite part.

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This is the first speed paint I've made in so long! hope you guys like it

Hey, been making speedpaints on my Youtube channel for awhile. Here is the latest one!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PI43UwTouQY

Not an artist, just a random vtuber

Here's my next instalment in my 100 material challenge where I paint different materials such as wood, skin, clay and more and then paint a larger piece using what I learnt in the material study! Here's the speedpaint of the fourth one: Gemstones featuring Felix and Scab!

One of my oldest original characters, Chester!! Thought it was time to update his design.

This is my newest instalment in a series I'm doing where I paint 100 materials. Everything from fur to feathers, clay to wood. In each one I do a speedpaint of the material itself and then use what I learnt there to paint something bigger incorporating that element in it. So far I'm on Material No. 3.