Speed paints

#6961

impressive stuff y’all!

Photoshop, wacom, no ref.

Photoshop, wacom, no ref.

#6962

Blattwerk thanks!

Terro, this is supposed to be a speedie? doh Looks great!

Samsonreaper, yeah,you are right: usually i´d push the contrast a bit more but right now i´m just playing around with the pros and cons of lowkey-images. I think they are perfect to support certain moods. Ah well, anyway, we´ll see…
On the other hand i think you pushed the values a tad too far on yours. For example i think there´s no need to highlight a red fabric with white. Hm, …depends, it´s all a matter of taste i guess. Because apart from that i think your pic rocks as usual. The story is the icing on the cake :scream:

Goro, für Dich doch gerne :slight_smile: Yours is yummy!

Edit: Ohnoo, 1st post again rolleyes I´m not doing this on purpose…

#6963

art>I can really feel the warmth of the light in that digital painting.

Decided to try my hand at practicing geometric shapes plus colour and shadow in Photoshop tonight…did okay on a cube, but for some reason couldn’t get the sphere to work well…something about not researching enough beforehand on specular highlights and the shadows cast by a sphere…and it all led me to be inspired to paint this…

It was random. I messed the specular highlight and shadows of the sphere up, and it look like some kind of window looking into a cave…so I decided to paint a cave at night…

#6964

Hey everyone!:slight_smile:

#6965

Some forested temple, done for the DSG.

#6966

Goro, again, absolutely perfect, you have it in your hands.

#6967

Art: Its very nice how u expand the tonal low key image with some well placed highlights. I am always blown away by your easy looking style … so much life.

#6968

wow Very nice everyone :thumbsup:

3h

““detached sea””

#6969

#6970

wow Very nice everyone

#6971

Here is a current WIP…I have no idea if I’m doing the initial value study right or wrong though…just…painting it up, removing the original outline entirely or making it less opaque where necessary.

#6972

Neat works guys.

Photoshop, wacom, about 1h, no ref.

#6973

Umm, it’s some cave… :smiley:
And thx Anarcob for your Thread, just tried to get into perspective drawing,
and it works really well.

#6974

Some eerie house.
Took Anarcobs step by step tutorial as reference.
Man, this works so well, done in about 20-30min.

#6975

:slight_smile:
Vyse-soa, thanx, glad if it can be useful…
Here is a 2h15 speedy,…I wanted to try something realistic more fresh, without SF etc…
It’s an exercise. Ref used this time (but it’s not a paintover)
The main goal was to memories (for future paints) the process of creating realistic mountains…in order to make them without ref.
bye
edit: middle less contrasted

#6976

For some reasons I am in love with your brush strokes arnocob. How do you get that washed out colors?

#6977

I totally agree… something really cool about the brushstrokes and colors…
Seems like you have a world of small details everywhere.

Would you be interested in doing a video while painting sometimes… just record the painting :smiley: Would love to see how you progress :smiley:

#6978

great work guys very inpressive, arnocob may i ask you where your tutorial is?

#6979

:slight_smile:
Thanx!
About the strokes : In PS, I often start with lasso’s selections (and save them in order to re-work on them later) with gradient colors. And I mostly use only basic rounded brush. What I define is just the opacity. So, the “watercolor” effect comes from the superpositions…

This is not a real tuto and this is not perfect (this is why I didn’t post it in the appropriate thread)
but, here is the link:
http://forums.cgsociety.org/showthread.php?f=31&t=367812&page=10&pp=15

bye

#6980

thanks arnocob very usefull :slight_smile: