And a little step by step for what it's worth:
1 - I start with a few perspective lines on a white layer. I then add another layer on top of that where I block my values (in "multiply", so that I can still see the perspective lines). When I'm done, I merge the two layers. This step took 8 minutes on this painting:
2 - I create a new layer on top of my gray scale layer in "colorize". I block the basic colors. Five more minutes:
3 - I start noodeling. At the end of this step, I'm 20 minutes into the painting.
4 - More noodeling, that's the fun part! I used two brushes on that painting: a bamboo pen modified and the happy glow brush for the lights. 40 minutes:
And more details to finish... et voila! :)
60 minutes total
17 comments:
very nice one man! Looks like you captured the moment well. And always nice to see step by steps. Thanks for posting it!
Great! It remembers me a Latinamerican street. Well done!
this is awesome!!
Seb!!
c'est grandiose!!
j'ne reviens pas qu'il te faut seulement une heure pour ça...
tu as donc un super pouvoir! ^^
et puis le step by step est extra!
merci! (et bravo! t'es un chef!)
Great work!
Congratulations!!
Nice painting. Thanks for the play by play. Very informative.
Nice one Sebastian!
Very nice Seb. I love it when you put your tutorials in there too. It's always great to see the progression and different techniques of talented artists.
This is great, man... cool to see it progressing too. Really nice.
Good job, Seb. The practice is paying off.
Great job!!! It's very loose but reads really well. I love the colors.
Thank you very much for your comments guys, greatly appreciated!!
Hey Sebastien, I haven't visited here for a while. How's the family? This is a nice painting. Only 60 minutes? Wow!
Great work! Thanks for sharing this step by step painting!
Nice work Seb!
Fabulous!
Dont go by my picture.... I am very impressed right now.
Fantastic work!
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