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aenaluck — Master in the wild Step by Step
Published: 2017-05-28 14:22:23 +0000 UTC; Views: 32171; Favourites: 692; Downloads: 587
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I give you a sneak post, A little step by step of "Master in the wind" pic!Related content
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I was looking for this. Your style resembles my logic when it comes to drawing, and it's always nice to see amazing artists following a line of thinking you can follow trough. Thanks a bunch!
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I really like your step by steps, they are very helpful!
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Wow, if I was able to have your paint skills... *A*
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WOW!!
i love seeing Step by Steps
they're always so helpful and inspiring ^_^
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This is so amazing. You are one of my favourite artists here on DA, definitely!
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I understand how you make your drawings, and now I can see this "Work in Progress" image... but I still think the final drawing is a photograph!
It is amazing to see your skills at drawing skin tones and hair, and double-amazing that you start with monochrome (greyscale) colours 
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I love how the lines just go poof and it's all in the values
ughghhghg so jelly
i can't do that yet
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I have to ask you this. I am watching your work and from the beginning I wonder - do you draw all those beautiful muscles from your mind, or do you use any photo reference?
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Mostly I use the reference(It's very important) But, for this pic I draw from my mind.^^
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You are a genius. Simply.
Draw more. We all love your work.
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Wow!! You are using Gray scale in coloring!! Awesome.
The sketch is so hot.. I think that one big part is missed between his legs lol.
Ahhhh I love your master OC.
Really. Congrats for keep going with your dreams and do not give up.
Have a great week.
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I'm also curious about the greyscale - how do you go from the grey shaded illustration to the flesh toned illustration?
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I change it in color balance(Ctrl+B). And paint over one again on another layers.
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This is great,but the bicep of the arm that's holding the bow is really off.
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Whats the point of using grey scale, than color? I see a lot of artists use that method, and always wondered if it was just a preference or if there were benifits. Thanks to anyone that answers!
(Also, love this)
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Sometimes shading in colors is distracting or maybe it is a style choice. When you shade in grey scale you are forced to see the contrast and the colors are not as distracting. It also seems like a greater challenge to a lot of people to work in grey scale. I know I find it so hard.
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Now that you mention it, I do notice the colors tend to have a lot less contrast when people use this technique...huh. Maybe I'll have to give that a shot.
Thanks by the way!
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Crazy thing is that I find grey scale so much easier than color...I can pick colors but cannot pick a palette to save my life..
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I just struggle with shading in general so the value and tone are still something I'm learning.
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Stunning procedure and thanks for sharing your step by step art. 👍: 0 ⏩: 1
Sorry you had to clothe him. He was looking very good while naked!!
I am impressed. Wish I could draw like that. Alas, I'll just have
to settle for fawning over Master. That's okay, though, handsome
definitely deserves it.
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Thank you so much for posting this! Very interesting to see your work process.
I've been wanting to try painting from grey to colour like that, I think it's called rendering? Just don't know where to start!
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Maybe this will help: Glazing technique
(Ignore this if I'm butting into a conversation.)
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It's totally fine I really appreciate the help! ~
That tutorial is amazing, thank you so much!
I've only ever managed to find vague tutorials but this one is perfect.
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