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Published: 2010-07-24 05:10:54 +0000 UTC; Views: 22190; Favourites: 406; Downloads: 1304
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here is the usual painting process I use .This time I didnt made a clean artline ,
instead I went direct to the flats , because I wanted a more 3D/CG look .
The most complicated layer is always the flat colors .
and the sahdows , the more fun .
enjoy , and any question , just adk.
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Thanks for share.
I want to use this process in my works
Thanks again.
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Superb. simple, yet very didactic. I think I get most of the tutorial. I just donΒ΄t get what you mean by "occlusion". Is it an aditional step or is it just a fancy name for ...darker shadows? I am a hobbist, so I donΒ΄t understand all the terms related around design.
And how do you make layer groups? Thanks in advance.
I will credit you when I put this into practice. Fave!
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Thanks for your interest.
Here is the link for a journal I wrote about the occlusion .
I hope it can clarify your doubts .
[link]
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So...with the shadows and occlusion(?) you used mainly dark grey and grey and with the brightness and highlights you used a very light grey and white? I've never seen this method before and...well...apparently it works really well cause I seriously thought that was 3D. Any chance you have a close up on the layers?
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how did u get her face to be more pinkish later on?
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note at the right , on the phoroshop payers , that I used two filters .
color balance and bright/contrast.
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ahhh.. thanx so much! i shud have noticed that! i love this 2d-fake3d style... i have to try it out!!
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interesante efecto , gracias por el tutorial , ahora solo resta probar a ver que sale.
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Thank you for posting this, my photoshop skills need a LOT of work.
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THANKYOU!!!!!
Jessie is awesome but the main thing is the whole drawing steps. I'm gonna go experiment with this stuff.
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this is so awesome!...i cant stop lookin!
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What program do you use. Also do you start out on paper first or no.
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I use Photoshop .
and I dont use paper anymore . ( I am saving lots of trees )
I sketch direct on the program , using a tablet .
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Hi there
How exactly do you create each layer and how do you composite them to give the pic such a CG look?
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Great technique, can you explain a little more regarding the execution of this style, how the layers are done and compiled etc.
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Your work looks so ridiculously cool that I am always amazed. So I see that you create separate layers for flat colors, shadows and occlusion (I had to look that one up), and brightness and highlights. So what then, do you change the opacity or the mode to overlay so that they show on top of one another?
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oh yes , those layers have different opacity and some , like brightness are in overlay mode.
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I'm sure that somebody has said something like this before, but brilliant idea doing the shadows, occlusion, and highlights on different layers. I've done it for 3D renders but never thought to use it for 2D drawings.
Consider your technique borrowed good sir.
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well , I work on 3d ( modeling and render ) , so it was natural to me to apply the
same technique .
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Well,as a character animator, hopefully we'll work together on a movie or something in the future.
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I really like this picture! Did you use a wacom tablet?
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Voce fez o tudo no Photoshop ou usou algum outro pra complementar, como o Z-Blush, pra criar o oclusion?
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que nada cara , eh tudo photoshop.
essa tecnica eh tao basica , que ate em lapiz de cor vc pode usar .
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Valeu, depois vou tentar.
Mas que ficou muito bom, ficou viu...
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guenta que logo logo eu vou soltar um tutorial com explicacao sobre occlusion , e como usar .
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no , I am still using the cs2
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first of all very great job with all yours WIP images you are a great artist. And second when are you gonna put the tutorial of occlusion. thanks for sharing men.
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Amazing and very informative.
Thank you for sharing.
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Okay, may I ask how you sculpt with the shadows and occlusion as well as the brightness and highlights? Painting, opacity and layer types? Anything that goes into that method. Please?
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well , you can start looking at my gallery .
there is a shadow tutorial there .
I will soon post a new tutorial talking about occlusion too ;
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Well comparing your tutorial to your WIP, it seems you painted/sculpted the grays on a separate layer. Looks very much like a 3D model. I'd like to try doing that instead of using the burn tool.
Oh and to warn you too, shadows are really a deep blue, no shadow is truly black or in a neutral color such as any variation of gray unless the environment is gray.
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Not to bombard you with so many comments, but your art is just that amazing. I normally don't comment so much to so many pieces unless it's great art or I love a piece. But anyways this is great. And it looks so easy but I know I could never do this. XDD
The final product was just amazing! And the WIP is so helpful!
Awesome job! And thanks for sharing!
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Quel type de "tablet" utilise-tu? Fait- il de differance?
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you can see my tolls here:
[link]
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I'm sorry, just so I don't make an ass out of myself, do you prefer people comment in english or in french?
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ha ha , well , what about portuguese ?
I am brazilian after all .
French ,some day I hope to start learning .
But for now , it will have to be all in english.
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oh heheh... sorry then XD I'm Canadian and they teach us french here but we really never get to use it again outside of school...
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not a problem .
Its funny how lots of people think I am french .
Maybe its because of my Art , or maybe my eiffell tower avatar , or maybe my love for croissant ....ha ha .
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heheh I can see how that can occur
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I love seeing the process. Thanks for sharing this with us.
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