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Mr--Jack — Geoguessr II
Published: 2013-06-23 23:01:14 +0000 UTC; Views: 23482; Favourites: 689; Downloads: 467
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Another batch of landscapes from Geoguessr , roughly half an hour or just over each. Enjoying these quite a bit.Locations are -
British Columbia
Lithuania
Tasmania
Portugal
Sweden
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some look just like photo's in thumbnail version
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These are nice! An often forgotten practice among digital (and traditional) artists.
Quick question: how do you decide the colors? Do you make a sample palette from the original beforehand, or do you just go along trying to mach them visually as you draw?
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such an awesome idea. Looks great too! of course ^_^
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So do you change the camera angle at all? Or just draw what you get?
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I rotate the camera around, but I try not to walk around too much from where I start
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cool, thanks.
Some of the angles it gives you are kinda boring....
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These are gorgeous! How do you get such straight lines? They look like they were done perfectly with one stroke.
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Some of the straighter lines and edges (some hill edges, roadside barriers) were done with selections; others (lines on the roads etc) were just done with one or two strokes. (as long as you don't count all the strokes I ctrl-z'd ^_^ )
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Aha! I knew the first one was from British Columbia before I even read the comments. Home sweet home.
Your paintings are astounding. So many of the strokes seem so simple, yet they convey so much. And the colours are spot-on!
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I played Geoguessr and found the first one ... [link] Awesome work!
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I love that last one, reminds me a bit of my home town...
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Hey, very cool stuff. I was wondering... how do you get the very sharp edges, is that by using the lasso tool or do you use the focus tool? Also, love the darker tree in the second pic, do you just use a square brush there and then erase around the edges and inside, or do you use any other brush? Am I getting too nosy into your secrets?
Btw, I also really like the light reflected in the sea. Thanks for sharing your art!
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These are fantastic! I have to try the geoguessr site. Such a great idea!
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Outstanding! This game is really addictive! lol I can't tell my Australia from my US. lol! How did well do you usually fair?
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This is great!
If I may ask, where do you get your brushes?
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how much time do you spend on each?
do you color sample?
is it done in photoshop or painter?
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do you do traditional media? i think you would be an awesome plein aire painter.
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Really slick, per usual love the square brush. Curious if you're color picking for speed and accuracy on these guys?
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No colour picking, part of the point of the exercise is to be working on my understanding of light and colour in environments like this
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Purely curious. It seems like color picking can be a good tool, even if it feels like cheating sometimes
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How do you get such clean, straight lines for things like the road markings and guard rails?
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Some of the road markings are just painted (and ctr-z'd a whole lot) but for the railings and stuff a lot of it's just the lasso tool
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Your brush-action-crack-using is absolutly inspiring...
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All of mine are in Australia whenever I play, it's bull.
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I usually end up in Brazil, actually >.< though haven't with any of these yet
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RAHG. Too cool! Keep going please, I enjoy seeing these.
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Very nice me bucko, must do some landscapes myself....
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