This past week we finished up our Gallery of Terror assignment, Perry said to use whatever medium we wanted to. I decided to try a digital painting, I thought colouring it would be a nice touch. Perry said if we chose to go digital, we would have to start traditionally.
I find it hard to go into any digital painting without attributing Don Seegmiller in some way. He has been a very large influence in my art, and has taught me so much about the digital mediums.
In a quick demonstration, he starts off here with a prisma pencil sketch, then scanned into his computer
After scanning and opened in Painter, he go overs with a quick digital watercolour layer
After knocking in all the colours and values, he continues to render the image until finish
Those images are from Don's tutorial videos
I tried to emulate this by sketching out my assigment with pencil, and then scanning it in to my computer.
After that, I arranged them in Photoshop and began to lay some values down
I began to make some changes
Added a colour glaze
Then rendered it to this point
I will have to come back to it to finish it off, as I am not super happy with the results
I find it hard to go into any digital painting without attributing Don Seegmiller in some way. He has been a very large influence in my art, and has taught me so much about the digital mediums.
In a quick demonstration, he starts off here with a prisma pencil sketch, then scanned into his computer
After scanning and opened in Painter, he go overs with a quick digital watercolour layer
After knocking in all the colours and values, he continues to render the image until finish
Those images are from Don's tutorial videos
I tried to emulate this by sketching out my assigment with pencil, and then scanning it in to my computer.
After that, I arranged them in Photoshop and began to lay some values down
I began to make some changes
Added a colour glaze
Then rendered it to this point
I will have to come back to it to finish it off, as I am not super happy with the results
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