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UdonCrew β Jhangle 3 Fingers - Process
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Line Art: Chris StevensPaints: Kevin Yan
Process explanation of a creature illo for Dungeon Magazine.
Dungeon Magazine copyright Β© Paizo Publishing
Image copyright Β© UDON Entertainment
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Comments: 38
excellent character concept!! pretty radical!!
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why i like this so much is the actual creation from discription to figure/form...
im so inspired its rediculous!
one day, that "Art Director" will be me...
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Fantastic work as always. But yes, there isn't too much difference in steps #3 and #4. Wish the begining was explained a little more n_n
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Very nice. Curious as to what is used for coloring.
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photoshop was used for coloring
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love the big traps' although his legs seem a bit awkward
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I really like this, how the drawing changes from the lineart to the colour version is really awesome
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It depends on the project and the look our client wants the final piece to have. In this case there wasn't a need for an inker.
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I see... Thanks for the answer
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Rly nice to see the step by step on this one, great job!
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Damn... you do know how to make swords! I love it! and that guy looks killer! Awesome work!
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That Kevin Yan dude really knows how to paint metal. The sword impresses me.
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OMG it's an actual fantasy character! I mean, a real fantasy character, where the creature is believable that it's from a different world rather than a pretty boy with dog ears or elves that look like my friend's Australian husband.
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it's a LITTLE change of the step 3 to step 4
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Nice!
Do Chris and Kevin work closely together? Or is there a cut-off when Chris hands over the lineart?
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Chris and Kevin are in different cities actually, so it really is a matter of Chris finishing the line art and passing it off to Kevin to finish without his input.
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nice step by step work I'm aways amazed at how it gets to one point to another point,great job to the crew ^^
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I also love to see 'how it's made'. When I look at it it looks so simple
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That chainmail looks so awesome in the end, the whole of it, it's just my brain remembers the wonderful iron smell of chainmail.
Damn that stuff is heavy though.
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yea i agree with Ronin, love seeing the process, so cool
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sweet... a simple step by step on how the final piece was done.. amazing details on both line and painted part
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Awsome, love seeing how charaters ger created.
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