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mattforsyth — Lost Ones - Sidhe bounty hunter
Published: 2019-06-09 23:45:54 +0000 UTC; Views: 8751; Favourites: 454; Downloads: 171
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Some of my recent work for the board game "Lost Ones" which has lots of classic fantasy elements - it is still in production but you can learn more about it here! boardgamegeek.com/boardgame/25…Related content
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Matt, I have got to get you on one of my fantasy novels...I love the figure work. Very nice color use in the composition as a whole.
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yes - yes you do
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Lovely colours! I also like her outfit a lot, simple, yet cool. And the weapon is cool, too
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Thankyou very much!
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Beautiful but how do you make the entire picture go into a red hue like that? Idk how to ask thuis question properly, I noticed some people make the entire scene a certain color and I love it but idk how they do it. Do you just color the entire canvas and refuse Opacity or something?
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I'm not the artist but I usually use color balance or gradient map and play with opacity
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Hmmm....ill try that someday. For now I think its best to stick with human headshots for now and learn one thing at a time. Im too eager and jump on so many practices Im starting to think its becoming unhealthy to my current levels of talent. However thanks for the tips anyway. It Will likely help me allot in the future.
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hi, yep - a color balance adjustment layer where I bring in the reds and yellows helps tie it all together. Sometimes I just put a color layer over the top (as a normal layer) and take the opacity right down to around 8-12%..this helps to get some color into the darker values and tie it together. But totally agree with your approach - one thing at a time, build off a solid foundation
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Its also a useful tactic for textures. Luke sand texture
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Nice blended background with a beautiful and deadly looking character.
Brilliant.
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