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Published: 2019-06-18 16:35:11 +0000 UTC; Views: 36727; Favourites: 1759; Downloads: 1677
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Artwork No.115ΒYup, this city is busy...
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Resolutions:
Standard/MAC:
2048x1536
1920x1536
Widescreen:
2560x1440
2560x1600
If you have smaller resolution, just fit it into your screen.
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Are you sure about the size? That's quite small fir a book cover.
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Oh I would love to see a vista like this even if it was just for a minute
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Thank you very much for all your wonderful comments
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+pretty cool _Β and those that smoke could imagine as the character +Β
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Nice work Joe! Great use of perspective
Did you used brushes for creating those skyscrapers?
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Thanks.
Sort of - those tiny ones are brushed - I've made about 4-5 city vista brushes in the last few months and I often use them to make those little 'horizon buildings' (as I call them). The rest is painted manually.
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My pleasure, Joe! Thanks for the info! I figured you must be using brushes for those tiny buildings, otherwise, it would take way too much to draw one by one.
But the details on the bigger builds are awesome and those lights on the small horizon buildings are spot on!
I've started some thumbnail landscape painting myself these last few days using only b&w values, followingΒ Noah Bradley'sΒ The Fundamentals of Landscapes:Β www.youtube.com/watch?v=xWMMo1β¦
One thing I don't understand is how in the world is he changing the brush size by a factor of 10? Any ideas?
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Custom settings on the tablet - there is a (sort of) wheel touchpad on the left side of wacom intuos tablets that can operate as a zoom or a brush size or any other function you desire, so he probably operates it with his thumb while he paints.
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Hmmm... Nit sure it's that. I have such an Intuos Pro but the touch wheel makes the brush size adjustment 1 by 1px. And this guy most certainly works on a Cintiq which doesn't have the touch wheel. Guess I have to dig deeper.
Do you usually resize the brush manually or use the pressure in the pen?
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And he's got mapped this shortcut to one of his tablet's buttons.
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Both. He can also use a keyboard shortcut (can't recall which one it is but with a combination of ctrl or shift or so it jumps by 10).
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Thanks Joe, I will look into that.
Btw, have you tried to do any painting in Krita?
I've been playing around with Linux lately and Krita seems to be a great native painting app which works unexpectedly well and is very responsive... And best of all, it's free.
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Since I use Windows and have paid for my PS CS6, I haven't had the urge ti try free stuff. However, Rebelle 3 looks realky interesting and is quite cheap.
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Totally understand that! Didn't know about Rebelle 3... Looks awesome! Should be great for those who have some traditional arts training. I unfortunately have none whatsoever.
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