(Note: the introduction was cut because I forgot to launch the screenrecorder; that's why the video starts a bit like that, out of the blue. Sorry about that but you missed nothing: mostly audio/video test and my own introduction and special thanks to the organisor and patrons)

This video was recorded during the workshop I made for the Libre Graphic Meeting 2020 on the 29 May 2020 at 15h00 Paris Time, LGM was this year an online event due to the world pandemic ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Libre_Graphics_Meeting ).

During this one hour livestream, I'm painting with a speedpaint method an artworks using shapes, sculpting them with light and no underneath drawing or composition thumbnails. A quick method ideal to design quick iterations and paint quick tiny illustrations. But it has a big downside: the shape are rarelly well rendered and I wouldn't use that for scene with complex perspective or complex anatomy. For a one hour painting with Krita commented in live, I'm happy.

The video was broadcasted using only free/libre and open-source software; using a Jitsi server (a sort of Skype alternative), and I had to workaround to get a video in the corner; I couldn't use OBS. The chat system is IRC on Freenode. It was recorded with SimpleScreenRecorder on Kubuntu Linux 19.10 and I use Krita 4.3beta in the demo with default brushes.

License of the content: Creative Commons Attribution 4.0; detailed attribution at the end of the video (embeded).

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