MODERN MASTERS: Digital Anatomy Painting (Photoshop) Tutorial By Nebezial

#81

Ok,

The topic of this thread is the GREAT! material posted by NEBEZIAL.

Anything else can be resolved either by talking about it on other places, or PM.

Let’s get back to drawing. :slight_smile:

-R

#82

Second the motion. :slight_smile:

Sorry for this, guys. :smiley:

~Rebeccak

#83

Wow Nebezial, you are just amazing. I thought your Master Servant entry was very masterful, but your sketches show even more masterful work. The Conan work has great muscle work, personality, and lighting. I will check out the tutorial when I have time because I’m just blown away by how good you are. Good luck finding work in the comic biz. I think you can do it.

Something I read from an over-achiever that may help you. I read that it’s one thing to be very good. But even when you are very good opportunities don’t really come to a person. The person still has to go out looking for it with all his or her energy, instead of just waiting for someone to show up with a job opportunity. Because I don’t know what you are doing in life, you may already be looking hard for it. In that case I hope you get what you wish.
I’m hopeful that you will be a big hit in the future if not already.

#84

thanx everyone for visiting this thread and i have to point one thing out WERE JUST WARMING UP.:smiley: NOW ILL ANSWER THE QUESTIONS AND I GOTTA GO MAKIN MORE HEHEHE
dinodog_Jr vbmenu_register(“postmenu_2469913”, true); u see im trying to simplify things, it is a practice that is far more useful to work without layers, trust me ill show it all mate u wont be left hanging
by geometry i mean to recognise the very basic simplified shapes, cylinders spheres boxes, they help keep it clear while both working the proportions and defining shadows
ps and i use the cheapest possible tablet lol genius wizard pen… around 50 bucks in price but in my opinion its enough
Mirwen vbmenu_register(“postmenu_2470049”, true); colouring is started bxy first setting the brush to COLOR mode and go over the whole image, that is the key of getting rid of the whole residue grayness then tweaking is done in HARD LIGHT mode which i will explain
and the smudge tool, well if u got photoshop CS just use those settings i wrote and turn it into an ultimate blender,ull see, its a lil hard on the graphic card though but unbeatable
Seratogui vbmenu_register(“postmenu_2470260”, true); ull see why i made that shadow, u see im taking it step by step and that step was made to show depressions on womans face, there is a tut about the full illumination with reflective illumination:thumbsup:
snowkiwi vbmenu_register(“postmenu_2470514”, true); zo im not worried ill just do my best u see im a fighter that NEVER quitts and im doin ok as a freelancer but i have my dreams
NOOB!..lol spammin eh really it makes me think ms too:D
well people sorry for nor replying to everyone but those tuts aint gonna make themselves

#85

This is a great tutorial. Please continue.

#86

Whatever is going on I’d just like to say thanks. I’m wanting to learn digital painting…:smiley: you guys have no idea how useful your info is to me!!!

I’ll have to find time to do all these great tutorials. :smiley:

:thumbsup:

I have a question though, do you find a lot of advantages in working in layers so as to have separate ones in ard light mode for instance? Or does that complcate things too much?

thanks ! :thumbsup:

#87

pokes everyone :thumbsup: This is a very good tut, love your style and this gives some insight in how you work so i think i’ll try it out! errmmmm… that’s if… i manage to get my hands on Photoshop CS, although some things/techniques should be usuable with Painter… so… hummm… yes! I will try it! :smiley:
Keep it up!

#88

Thanks for the answer :slight_smile:

Btw, will you add the brushes you use during the process?
Cause knowing almost nothing about digital painting it would be nice knowing your suggestions in this so I can at least practice the steps described.

#89

So… much… info… Overwhelmed… must rest brain… THANKS!

#90

Julez4001 seaquell tomorrow
jmBoekestein i dont use layers i make things …well down to earth, it helps to train controll and skill and it does complicate things rather often
ogar555 well ill try to put many useful stuff here so i guess:D
Seratogui ok i use 5 types mostly- hard round, soft edged…anyways ill post them tomorrow its easier
bkboggy hehehe

#91

can’t breaths wait breaths till breaths tomorrow
must breaths rest breaths lungs…
:D:D:D
anyways, can’t wait:D

#92

interesting, well considering your style I think I’ll practice by doing things on one layer, but I’m thinking that I personally doubt to much for doing a big piece on one layer, lol.

great stuff. :thumbsup:

#93

Guys / Gals,

Just so it’s clear, here is a link to and the actual information regarding the posting of TUTORIALS which I wrote earlier today in the ANNOUNCEMENTS thread: #11

EVERYONE,

POST TUTORIALS! POST TUTORIALS!

I encourage anyone and everyone who has a TUTORIAL to share to post it ~ as it contributes greatly to our community.

Thank you for your posts :slight_smile:

~Rebeccak

EDIT:

For some of you, the term “MODERN MASTERS” may be intimidating, and I do not want some silly term to preclude people from posting their tutorials.

If you feel more comfortable, feel free to just post your TUTORIAL on the main [color=lemonchiffon]Artistic Anatomy and Figurative Review thread[/color] and call it TUTORIAL what it’s about by your name

[color=palegreen][color=lemonchiffon]EVERYONE [/color]has something to offer to the community here, and I hope you will share it with us![/color]

Thank you :slight_smile:

#94

:buttrock: thanks…its realy very good tutorial for me…thanks

#95

Thanks very much Nebezial,
this is just amazing tutorial - maybe I will finaly be able to do good CG painting :slight_smile:

#96

I have just managed to have a go at the blending technique. The computers at my college have Photoshop CS. It’s brilliant!! Thanks Nebz!!

#97

Thank you ! Nebezial, hope theres more where that came from…

#98

I tried that too… the effect looks really nice but is it normal thats so extremly slow ?
I can do only a stroke per second and my PC isn’t that bad.

#99

…and I dont really get how to setup the blender thingy… i makes kind of very jitterish result for me. Can anyone show their setting with a screenshot and how the result is supposed to look?

thx for the great stuff

#100

I am quite sure that the slow Blender is a effect of our lame systems …
Here it’s pretty slow too, but I could fix that … try to set the Count Setting
from 10 to 5 … it is not exactly the same Blender but nearly the same.

Your computer only have to manage half of the processes with these
settings, by nearly the same result … try it :slight_smile:

By the way … all brushes above 100 r killing my computer, so dont try that
blender with large brushes and expect a fluid workflow.