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Can I ask what's happening on the lights layer? I mean what tones do you use, is it in overlay?...
Love the process <3
Bilbo looks amazing too! You rock!
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overlay and hard lighr, sometimes screen, depends on the effect im looking for
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What kind of process and tools you use for the Shadows and Lights layers? They almost look like a 3D render, I must say.
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I try this but um how do you mix it in files tho to make it look the final form
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its all layered, in one are the flat colors, in another the shadows, and so on
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Im gonna give this layer process a go! Last time i tried i just epically failed!
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let me know how does it work for ya!
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You got some really good stuff I don't know why it's in the undiscoved selection, and the tutorials are pretty well done.
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Muy interesante. Me llama la atención la forma en que combinas las capas para dar las luces y sombras, pero sobre todo ese efecto 3D que creas con el sombreado. Te puedo preguntar qué tipo de pincel y pantone usas para ello? En cuanto a la de Color-Guide, no estoy segura de si es algún tipo de sombreado que matice el color, o es una guía de sobre cómo va. Podrías explicarmelo? Gracias.
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Pues es el soft brush q viene con photoshop, nada del otro mundo. El color q uso varia depende de cada dibujo la verdad, pero un morado poco saturado suele funcionar muy bien. El color guide es una guia visual q me hago a mi mismo de como lo voy a pintar, es como un color sketch
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Hmmm, ya veo. Con ese acabado, pensé que sería algún tipo de pincel un poco más especial, pero sí, también lo he probado y funciona bien, lo mismo que un morado oscuro y apagado. En cuanto al "color guide", pensé que sería una capa especial para dar matices dentro del color base, como ocurre con las sombras más recortadas del ejemplo.
Gracias por responder.
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How do you layer each of these. I get what's going on, but not how they're combined. Thanks for sharing your process Javas!
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more or less would be like this:
From Bottom to top
1-flat colors layer (at the bottom of everything)
2-shadows layer
3-lights layer
4-lines layer (in top of everything)
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All layered as 'normal' or is anything 'multiply' or 'screen'?
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flats in normal, shadows in multiply and lights it depends, but usually in overlay
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this captures the character of Bilbo real well
great work thanx for sharing it with us
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This is great! Thanks for sharing your process with us.
On your overlay layer, I saw further down in the comments that you mostly use red, yellow and blue. Do you have a general rule about which colors apply to which areas of the figure? If you'd rather wait until your tutorial vid to explain it, I understand. Great work!
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colors I use always depends on the piece Im making, and the colors of the background wich directly affect on wich colors I should use for lights and shades. In this case I used those 3 because i imagined him in a sunny day with a blue sky. Yellowish white for the sunlight, red for the certain spots where the light touches the shadows, and blue as an atmospheric light, since the sky is blue
thanks!
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i love your flat colors haha I have a thing for simple coloring styles
looks like it's taken from a hobbit cartoon even
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Never seen it explained like this...very interesting/awesome!
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What do you mean by Color Guide? is that cartoon shading?
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its just a guide for myself javierburgosartblog.tumblr.com…
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