Doing a lot of detailed matte painting at work. Needed to loosen up to give my brain a bit of a stretch. Yeah, yeah, so I was on Craig Mullins' site today.
Thanks! Jason - yup, Photoshop. Let's see...for this I had 3-4 brushes that I used. The most basic one was the default round brush (used that on most of the figure. You can even see the 'footprint' of that brush on the bright parts of her drapery). The rest is done with custom brushes. One of them basically spatters straight-ish lines in random directions (almost like individual strands of a haystack). I used that as a very broad lay in, which I then went over with a 'chalk' type brush (one of the defaults in the 'dry media' brushes) which I applied an organic texture to for a more natural feel. Lastly, to get some real soft/lost edges, I used the 'smudge' tool a lot, but with the 'finger painting' option turned on, and 100% strength. I like that cause it lays down just a BIT of paint, and quickly degrades to simply smudging the paint that's already on the canvas. Sort of cuts down on the overly 'digital texture' feel of a lot of my custom brushes.
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Love the looseness and your studies in the previous post are top notch Marco!
This is awesome. I like her pose and emotion.
Gorgeous. Beautifully done.
Beautiful . . . is this photoshop, if so, what brushes are you using?
Thanks!
Jason - yup, Photoshop. Let's see...for this I had 3-4 brushes that I used. The most basic one was the default round brush (used that on most of the figure. You can even see the 'footprint' of that brush on the bright parts of her drapery). The rest is done with custom brushes. One of them basically spatters straight-ish lines in random directions (almost like individual strands of a haystack). I used that as a very broad lay in, which I then went over with a 'chalk' type brush (one of the defaults in the 'dry media' brushes) which I applied an organic texture to for a more natural feel.
Lastly, to get some real soft/lost edges, I used the 'smudge' tool a lot, but with the 'finger painting' option turned on, and 100% strength. I like that cause it lays down just a BIT of paint, and quickly degrades to simply smudging the paint that's already on the canvas. Sort of cuts down on the overly 'digital texture' feel of a lot of my custom brushes.
it's really nice! great lighting
this is brilliant!!
I dig the lighting too
doooood your stuff is sick!
Ciao, Marco un augurio di una felicissima Pasqua. David Santos
Hurray for messy. I think messy is always the best! Really lovely Marco.
Great art color.
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Great work man!!.. you really are good to learn and create new line styles!!.. and thanks for the mini tutorial down there..
I like :D
beautiful!
Beautiful....
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