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PeteAmachree — Ruins of Doriath tutorial
Published: 2010-01-22 02:52:40 +0000 UTC; Views: 14337; Favourites: 184; Downloads: 563
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Hello there,I've just recieved an email loaded with potential goodies, so thought I'd celebrate by showing you some of the method for creating my Ruins of Doriath pic. Here's part 2 [link]
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Pete
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Awesome tutorial 
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In QuickMask, make some marks with a 100% brush. Hard Round will do. Then, blur it with motion blur on a high setting. Exit quick mask, and you should have something that looks like the last image. I think I mention all this in the next part of the tutorial. The link's above this post.
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Ah, thankss :]! Will definitely have to try that soonn
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sweet mix of 3d and 2d techniques, thanks for sharing.
Flo
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Well explained and definitely helpfull!
Straight into my favourites
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Oh my gosh. I freaking love you. About what you've said in this tutorial, I can do perspective a LOT better than I can handle light. I am really color-weak and absolutely suck at light effects. If you see my gallery, it's all black-white line-art. I've always been amazed by people who can make beautiful dancing lights, and grain effects, like the thousands of trees in a forest, without actually drawing each tree. I suppose I just need a lot more practice.
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Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge, it's being very helpful.
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This is really great... hope you can share more someday with us on how you do more with matte painting in photoshop. Thanks for sharing
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will this do for now? [link]
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Yes this is well done and thanks alot again. Keep up the great work.
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Thank you very much for sharing, it's really helpful tutorial!
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agreed, thanks for sharing this, some really useful guides in your words.
nice one
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Yes! Please go on and share us the rest! I'm seriously thinking about 3D sketching. You just proved it's a powerful tool. The purists may evolve someday, if evolution was not ruling then we would still be painting our cave walls.
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I think using 3D as a guide is fine if you can do the same thing without it. In such a case, you're simply saving time instead of doing something that you are incapable of doing on your own.
It's always great to see how other artists work. I vote 'yes' in showing the rest!
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Only a year overdue. Sorry about that [link]
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Dude this is wonderful - thanks for sharing your process.
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Once you opened the walls up, the image became 5x more interesting - really helped it feel like a place in world, instead of just a place. (:
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Thanks man. Here's part II [link]
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Thank you for sharing! Please show the rest - it looks fascinating.
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Part II. Sorry about the delay [link]
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