Digital Painting Fundamentals
Digital Painting Fundamentals(63 Lessons )
Intro to Digital Painting
The Greyscale Painting Process
Layers
Blending Modes
Adjustment Layers
Painting in Color
Real Time Demos
Intro to Light
Materials
Color
Composition
Digital Illustration and Advanced Techniques(20 Lessons )
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In this demo, I will be using the one of the references images I provided during the grayscale painting lesson and demonstrating a different method I use when painting in grayscale.
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@phill_beans
22d
@lindslu
26d
Surprisingly, I feel like I have improved since last assignment. I took a bit more time on this one and spent more time honing details. I like how the underpainting shows through :))
Natalie Castro
2mo
This was very difficult for me to do. I would love some critique/help.
Šimon Lánský
3mo
Not super happy with this one, I will rather move onto another ref lol
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3mo
amazing!
Robert Edwards
5mo
Trying with provided ref. Very tough.
Robert Edwards
5mo
I’m still learning to be comfortable with values. Might have overworked this one a bit. I wanted to let the legs fall into shadow but fell into a terrible middle ground that resulted in underbaked feet. Looking forward to more grayscale paintings though. This brown tone process was very fun.
Lauri Panopoulos
4mo
Lovely work
Martin Defensor
5mo
Emphasizing the hips and twisting the forearm is the difficult part for me. I had to cut and free transform.
Attila
6mo
My complete lack of anatomy knowledge is starting to really embarrass me
Sokolowski Clément
6mo
Second assignement. I really enjoyed the exercise with a more traditional approach. As advised I tried to stylize and get rid of excessive details. I'm not sure about the light values i chose...
Kong Vue
6mo
Nick Brokaw
7mo
Jonnathan Avelino
9mo
Vincent Yu
10mo
@arthurln
11mo
The process with this brush was really difficult, couldn't used it effectively so I am not sure I enjoyed it, for now atleast. Blending was hard, especially with the coloured sketch. But since I was way out my comfort zone, I learned a lot, and even with my lack of anatomy knowledge and wrong decisions (the right arm mainly), I quite like the result. I wanted to blend with a soft brush but thought it was needed to stay with incomfortable brushes.
Anska
1yr
Turtle
1yr
WIP 1
It is very hard to control these brushes but I'm having a lot of fun blending with them!
Nick Dahlquist
1yr
I like John's approach using the under-painting. I started my image the same way and then finished the rendering in color.
Kateryna Klymenko
1yr
Hey, here is my try, I have a hard time finding simple shapes and being thoughtful about brush strokes that I’m putting down, but thinking about it as an assignment really helps to finish the painting even when you’re not confident enough
Cesar Pingarrón
1yr
I need a bit of help mostly with the legs they look airbrushy I don't know why, thanks in advance.
Turtle
1yr
You did a great job with proportions! For the legs, I would suggest doing practice rounds of creating hard edges that end with soft edges. The legs look like they're rendered with soft edges. You can go on a separate later and use the same brush but then erase to make a hard edge.
Hitya Ríos
2yr
Here is my assignment. I know it has a lot of mistakes but it is the first time I use a digital software for painting (procreate). I'm gonna do my best to improve! Any feedback would be really appreciated.
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