lol thanks onto the next one

i have so many brushes that i don't need from sig making i think i get to confused but i don't want to delete them what do i do ><

This post was edited by serpin on Nov 14 2015 04:51pm

One he used reference, and the other he just winged it.




Looks great man, thats quality practice right there. That atmospheric perspective is definitely reading.

For improvements, you could be more decisive with your edges. Think about whether an edge is hard, firm, soft, or lost and try to utilize every kind of edge. In your painting I see almost every shape has the same smudgy squiggly firm edge and it would be nice to see some hard edges on those cast shadows and some soft gradients to round out those mounds of snow. Also simplify your shapes, always simplify.

Also check out this tutorial if you have a chance, it helped me a ton and the guy is hilarious and a god tier artist: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NygkJEc3yu4

aww yes i did see that but i cant seem to figure out how to go from black and white to color i tried but it never blended vary well i wonder if my cs3 just isent as good as every ones seems to have cs6 or if its just my skill level prob both i would think

here i actualy did try that way btw have you seen this guy he is amazing makes me feel like im not even gum on his shoe lol https://www.youtube.com/user/BlinckArt

here is the reference

http://i.imgur.com/sfRvJTT.jpg

Night and day difference..great job! Keep practicing.

The first one is obviously mountains. It is during a snowstorm, and the ridge is on the top. It seems quite clear to me imo. Doesn't look good for a image though. I also don't know much about this just thought I'd throw my 2 cents in. I'd think you guys would at least be able to tell his theme.

ok so this one took a while... i tried super hard on this i did use a reference on this one as well though lmk cnc appreciated.

Reference- http://i.imgur.com/MZkyLy5.jpg