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Heya everyone!This is the technique I demo'd on Level Up last sunday. If you haven't seen the video you can catch it here:
www.youtube.com/watch?v=_eYip7β¦
So, I've been trying for ages and ages to get more 'soul' into a painting and I found that simply not giving a f*ck about a lot of stuff helps. Im not too worried about little mistakes and all that. Do you think it helps? Give a shout!
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I like this scene too. Would also work well with my Division shoots
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Abandoned my ass. The second I knock over a can, a hoard of zombies are gonna be on me
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Love the atmosphere. Gives it depth
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Love this man. I watched that levelupΒ video and it was certainly enlightening on the process of developing some of these images. Thanks for opening up like that. Even though I will never be able to see and create a vision like you do, it's nice to see how it comes to fruition. Thanks again.Β
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Time for a quote of mine~
"This was where everyone would gather and celebrate but, everything vanished within seconds. Why did it have to end like this?"
//stabbed
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Oh my, this is so vivid! It looks perfectly like a place I know!
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this looks fucking awesome. the decay, the graphiti.
you can almost taste the mold that's growing on the walls.
I can totally imagine a metalcore band shooting their music video here.Β
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Sometimes the messier, the better. Cleaning things up too much can make the work look TOO digital and not as painterly. I think this turned out great.
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Really reminds me of The Last of Us setting..or maybe I'm just too obsessed with that game
But I think it looks really great, especially the details with the wood in the foreground and the overall mood!
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Incredibly atmospheric. I think you found your mojo.
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I was looking for that vid for some reason it wasnt showing up in my feed after I clicked the LS once, thanks for the link.
Also, I find that caring for the piece limits my creativity enough to make me hate painting. >Not the actual caring itself.< Not giving a fuck just lets me put down a crappy design and not hate painting.
In order to have fun AND care for my work I like to do at least 3 different composition preliminary sketches then combine the elements of each that I like into a finished piece and I feel like a happy camper in the end if I actually finish it. Which 9/10 I do not because composition and perspective isn't really some of my best things.
I guess just knowing what you want to do before you do it makes things a lot easier. And I'm against cutting out ideas I can't do the first 20 times (as that makes it less fun for me as well). I keep redoing it till its in there on accident or I think about whats wrong.
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I can certainly agree, it does help to just take a step back and not stress over everything. Β I personally find caring /too much/ kills the fun I have making artwork and even makes me dislike what I create even if I enjoy 90% of the other elements.Β
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