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Devin-Busha — Lava Speedy 1
Published: 2011-08-27 19:20:37 +0000 UTC; Views: 9987; Favourites: 187; Downloads: 185
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Experimenting with the Lasso tool and a looser concepting style.Related content
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If you don't mind me asking, what type of artstyle was used? As in, little to no lines and simplified to color shapes, was always hoping to make something like this someday, it's pretty awing
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No style, no thought, just play. <3
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I agree about the depth but maybe it's the halation pushing out the values in the middle? I'm nowhere near your level to properly crit but i wanted to add something to my initial thought: "Oh, that's lovely... that's just bloody lovely, is that"
All the best
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Thanks! I appreciate the feedback
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i'd like to see a tutorial for this, this is pretty cool
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Thanks! Check out jamajurabaev's work. He's an awesome artist and a huge inspiration. I learned the majority of what I know on the Lasso tool from his Vimeo channel at [link]
My process isn't much different. In general, I start with a small thumbnail sized canvas, throw down large shapes with the Lasso tool / Airbrush until I find something interesting, then increase the image size and introduce color. In short, I use greyscale to achieve interesting shapes, then color to establish atmosphere and mood. I hope this helps!
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Interesting style. I can sense energy coming from the rawness of how you mashed things together for an overall composition without polishing the details.
On the other hand, there are certain areas in which I wish you created more depth to clear any confusion on the layout, such as the business around the grate. That would make it seem more like level design.
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Thanks for the feedback man! I definitely agree about the depth. I hope to get better at conveying rather than confusing, implying rather than defining as I do more of these.
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