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Published: 2013-09-30 12:59:33 +0000 UTC; Views: 856; Favourites: 33; Downloads: 0
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Soooo I finally found a long last anime. I was looking for it for a really long time. It would have been easier if I could remember the title... So, the anime I was looking for is Tenpou Ibun Ayakashi Ayashi, no wonder I couldn't remember the title. It is about a group of demon hunters. I feel like the premise was more intriguing, than the actual show. I mean it was fun, but... I don't know, I felt like something was missing in translation.Anyway my favorite scenes were the ones in the other world. Those looked so beautiful. So I decided to make sort of a fanart about it. I wouldn't call this strictly fanart, I was inspired by it, and decided to make a series of pictures about Koi fishes.
This is the third one. I wanted to try a more realistic approach to it.
Tools: Paint Tool Sai, Photoshop CS 4, Wacom Bamboo Pen
Original size: A4
Time: a day
art Β© me
The other ones:
Koi - In red
Koi - In pink
Koi - In winter
Koi - In autumn
Koi - In ink
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Comments: 14
Lovely drawing! <3 The water looks so smooth and nice.
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A big one and a little one. Parent and young?
This looks really nice, especially the water and light effects ^_^
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Thank you! They were not intended as a parent with its young one, but you can certainly interpret it that way, it even makes the picture a bit cuter ^.^.
The lighting on the water was really easy to do. I just used Photoshop's 'liquify' tool, and had fun with it. The light effect was a bit harder, firstΒ I just made a layer, withΒ light yellow spots on it, and used motion blur, to make the spots look like rays. After I put on another layer, with particle effects.I copied that, changed the color to white, and changed the layer mode to soft light.
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I see
That's neat, I haven't experimented much with those tools on Photoshop...
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Good work on this one.
you learn me a technic to render water with this work. Thanks.
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The lighting on the water was really easy to do. I just used Photoshop's 'liquify' tool, and had fun with it. I learned since, that it looks a bit oily and heavy this way, I want to re-render the picture, and make it look a bit softer, and lighter. I want to use some blur on it, and highlight some parts with soft brushes, to make it look shinier.
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Thanks! I'm thinking aboutΒ doing more nature related pics, like lotus, and such.
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