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Published: 2011-11-14 04:45:09 +0000 UTC; Views: 2685; Favourites: 74; Downloads: 0
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Process of...[link]I've always wanted to do one of these but haven't because I never think to save the steps, until now.
Normally when I color, I never keep in mind the idea of creating a process image because usually all I care about is the result.
Hopefully the next one will be a bit better.
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Thanks!
If you have any questions, feel free to ask.
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I actually do have one. ^_^' What kind of brush settings would one use for the lights/shading parts (everythign after step 2 essentially)?
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I use a round, hard-edge brush with low opacity to start blending colors together (Occasionally using a soft brush with very low opacity to smoothen things out). In step four though, the layer with the white light on Sonic's torso is then set to overlay mode and I proceed to paint underneath that layer. That's my method for doing lighting.
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Oh sweet. Thanks for sharing. I just started a digital art class and I've been trying to pick up a variety of techniques so I can be prepared for our first project, whenever that may be. Thanks again.
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No problem! (Wish I could have taken a digital art class)
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Holy crap! When I saw the original, I thought it was a photo of a figurine! Skills, man!
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Thanks. The trick with the glove is something I just learned recently.
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You mean how the gloves are reflecting the light against his skin?
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No I mean how I can add pure white on a black base, overlapping the reflected light.
Much better method than what I was using before.
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Ah I get you now. Yeah, your method seems approachable. And this was done only on a few layers?
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Yeah I just use 4 layers
1. Black
2. Back light
3. Sky light
4. White
Or were you referring to the entire piece?
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