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Published: 2019-04-13 22:49:09 +0000 UTC; Views: 620; Favourites: 35; Downloads: 4
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I drew this a few weeks ago but I forgot to post it ^^'
I've been wanting to improve my backgrounds, so I referenced it off of this photo:www.genatovu.com/wp-content/upβ¦
Super proud of this lol
Inspired by fav.me/dcwzlvk
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How did you do the light shine???
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No, I draw it in Photoshop lmao
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Oh Okay, also I noted you
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It looks fantastic just as a tab on the front page.
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This is SO beautiful!! I love the textures and lighting so much, everything is very very pretty! (:,,3
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It took me a moment to realize that it wasn't an actual photo! I love the clouds and the way you drew the sunlight! Well done!
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Thanks! I tried to copy the photo as well as I could c:
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THANKS SO MUCH!!
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well, it is! :3
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HOLY MOLY, DUDE, THIS LOOKS AWESOME!
YOUR LAYERING, LIGHTING AND SHADING BRING THIS TOGETHER SO WELL!!
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TYSM!!! GLAD YOU LIKE IT <3
ALSO LAYERING? WHAT LAYERING??? I ONLY USED 1 LAYER XDD
Lol I get what you mean tho, that was a joke haha
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No prob!
MMM GOTTEM THERE. BUT WOW, ONLY ONE? THAT'S INSANE LOL
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Lol not really, I did the whole background on one layer, but I did the sunβs light effects on two more, so technically I used 3.
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That's still crazy (in a cool way) LOL
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Aaa thanks! c:
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np, I wish i could do something like this! do you have any tips?
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Well, first you can always look at real-life photos for reference (don't trace tho). Another good way is to follow tutorials (there's a lot here on DA, especially for backgrounds ^^). Finally, this will probably sound clichΓ© but just practice! You'll always improve c:
I'm no expert, but I hope that helped!
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