Digital Painting in Grayscale
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Digital Painting in Grayscale
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@philipp_stein
Hey jo people,  here are my submissions for the assignment, I spend about two evenings on one piece, my most obvious weak points I think are the hands and feet.  Something that I really need to work on is keeping a consistent edge quality when working with a textured brush, as I find myself losing control more often than not and getting a muddied result in the end. I hope you like my pieces and feedback of any sort is greatly appreciated.
LESSON NOTES

In this digital painting fundamentals lesson you’ll learn about grayscale painting from reference! Jon shows you how to lay-in an accurate initial drawing and then work with shapes and values. He’ll also show you some ways you can utilize your software to its full potential. 

Related Links:
Getting Started with Digital Painting
How to Draw a Figure
Digital Painting Basics - Simple Forms to Complex Paintings

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ASSIGNMENTS

Now that you've seen me do it, it's your turn to practice working from a reference to understand how shapes and values work in real life! 

Start with a clean drawing, do a value block-in, and then build up your painting working from general to specific details.

You're more than welcome to find your own reference, but I've also provided three references that can be found in the downloads tab for this lesson. There is an easy reference, an intermediate reference for those who'd like to try clothing a figure and painting fabric, and a hard reference with lots of costume details and fun material challenges. 

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Here's my assignment. Coming back to painting after a big break. Have done digital painting for some time, but I never learned properly with courses or school so I'm looking forward to the course. My biggest problem is either rushing and having everything look cheap or putting in so much work, but never get a good balance with texture / edges / softness and usually it just looks too soft. Didn't notice the example videos so I took references I found online and will now watch it afterwards,
Help!