This was a live, one hour photoshop demo I did at the CTN expo this past weekend. I know, one hour seems nuts, right...BUT the trick was having premade brushes and shapes, and reference photography. So a large part of this image was throwing a lot of brushes and shapes onto the canvas, and then 'finding' the scene. This is a technique I'm very fond of because it makes the artistic process A LOT more exciting! Sometimes you don't know what you wanna paint, so this method is a great way of sparking new ideas.
I go over this method very clearly in my downloads, you can see more details here: [link]
Hi! I'm Dirk Vandereyken (Google me!), a PR consultant, journalist and published author looking for artists for 4 projects: 2 feature-length films, a brand-new tabletop role-playing game that uses a truly unique system and a magazine. I'm very interested in your artwork, could you please send me an E-mail at dirk@badass.be? We are going to raise extra budget through Kickstarter clones and payment will depend partially on the budget we raise, but we will be contractually paying a small fee for every design. I'll be asking some other artists also since we want to start up the first projects this month and need someone who can provde art within a deadline of 2 weeks, so please answer as fast as possible. Greetz, Dirk
I'm having a hard time grasping the whole picture, there seems to be a ton of stuff, and not really knowing where to focus. But very very nice indeed anyway.