Well it's been a while so it's time for me to update! It just seems like Facebook is so much easier that unfortunately I just don't do this as often :(
Anyways, first up are some more Photostudies, this time of Hit Girl and RoboCop. After that comes some old paintings I did for the Lord of the Rings Card Game by Fantasy Flight Games. Finally you can see some of the printed cards that I recieved!
Another
photostudy, this time from one of my all time favorite movies "Star
Trek: First Contact". This is from the Halodeck scene when Capt. Picard
is shooting up some borg intruders. If you haven't seen this movie you
need to! I think it still holds up even if it is 17 years old!
I
know everyone has their favorite captain and while some might disagree,
Captain Picard is still my favorite captain, though that could be
because I grew up with him :)
Anyways, as far as the art part
goes this took 2 hours in Photoshop CS4. I wanted to play around with
trying to get a likeness so I spent some more time on it, and all in all
I think I got pretty close. It's not 100% but I think it comes close
enough that most will realize who it is. Either way, practice, practice,
practice! I'm trying to speed up how quickly I can nail a likeness, I
don't want to spend 10 hrs trying to get it!
Here's another one I did from Saturday night. This is James McAvoy as Professor X from X-Men: First Class. This
was a lot of fun as I got to see all the different colors that made up
his face. There were browns, yellows, greens, oranges, pinks and blues.
All very interesting and very helpful for me when thinking of color
palettes for future paintings.
This one was done in 60 minutes and as always in Photoshop CS4!
I've been on a kick doing study pieces recently. Here's one I did of
Gandalf from a still from The Hobbit and the other two are based off of
pictures John Singer Seargent painted.
Gandalf took 1 hr and 5 mins, the other two were 2 hrs and 15 mins each, and they were done in Photoshop CS4. Enjoy!
Hey everyone! Here's a painting of Yoda I just did! It's about 60%
Photoshop and 40% Painter! I keep experimenting with Painter but I don't
think that I'm going to use it 100% yet....but maybe one day lol :)
So here's my WIPs for Skeletor. Hopefully this will help some beginning digital painters as they can see the process I use for digital painting in Photoshop.
This piece shows my process through digital painting from rough line art sketch in Photoshop to final piece. Hopefully this might give some beginners out there one way that you can tackle digital painting, though there are certainly many ways and no one correct way out there. Hope you enjoy!
This piece shows my process through digital painting from rough line art sketch in Photoshop to final piece. Hopefully this might give some beginners out there one way that you can tackle digital painting, though there are certainly many ways and no one correct way out there. Hope you enjoy!