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Published: 2013-05-05 06:18:56 +0000 UTC; Views: 1930; Favourites: 52; Downloads: 90
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Sorry for all the study pictures, I'll try and tone them down from now on.Just a quick 25 minute session in photoshop to make this, never really tried a snowy landscape so why not try it out now.
There's quite a few alteration i need to make in my style in order to portray a scene like this properly so i guess this was more of a fail.
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Thank you ! was only a study but Im happy you like it !
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I know I watched your livestream
For study it's really good work!
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No art study is a fail, just a step toward professionalism.
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i guess that's true, Thank you !
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Its well deserved, though would you mind if i asked you a question on the snow?
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Yeah feel free, what would you like to know ?
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How did you achieve the realistic texture to the snow,was it a texture overlay? Or a combination of different brushes with multiple layers, i see you also do this with your other pieces.
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For me I often use multiple brushes either overlaying each other or I use the "dual brush" option in the brush settings. It really depends on what the texture is and testing to see which way looks better.
I believe for this i used the chalk brush and one of my Chinese style brushes to get the texture, with a bit if touching up with another chalk brush later.
I hope this gave some insight into your question.
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It did, thank you very much for the advice.
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I think this still looks really good. The sun does look a little out of place, but I like how you made the image look like it was done in watercolour.
A pretty impressive use of 25 minutes.
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Thank you, i surprised myself when i noticed it only took 25 minutes
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