“Speedpainting” by Levente Peterffy
10. K now we have some new objects in the scene, when you feel they work well with the background you can go back to adding details in the background. The colors picked follow the same procedure as before.Here i worked with the help from the lightsource above, and I defined something that looks like a few steps.
11. In this step i added more to the light, i did it by using a seperate layer on which I painted with a soft edged brush and very low opacity. I did this for the light in the back of the pathway and infront where the doors/ship are.This little ligh effect enhances the lightinteraction.
12. Since its future and all i gotta add some neon-light effects. These small effects can be achieved by painting with a pretty strong colorvalue at first and then using the same colorvalue + dodge + low opacity. Dodge/Burn should be used with care.
13. Since i liked how the neons worked out i decided to add moooooore light. This time i marked out a small boxed area on the right and painted with similar colorvalues as with the stairs.
Thank you! I stumbled accross digital painting a few days ago and have had NO luck finding a base technique tutorial. boy is it hard to decipher technique from a 3 hours of work compressed into a silent 3 minute video. btw I love the peice.
I just got my HP Tm2 about a month ago (the slightly older model, HP updated it ~7 months after it was released, kinda weird they did that) but it is fast, cool, and sleek (people ask me if its the iPad, then I rotate the screen and show them its a full laptop, and tell them what I can do with it. their jaws usually drop) I’ve only used a Wacom Bamboo (for a short time) before I got this, This is like a portable Cinitq, its nice, long battery life too.
I gave some of my friends (who are also wanting to get into digital art) the link to this tutorial, it really is great.
There are some good pics of it (Tm2) here http://blog.laptopmag.com/hp-touchsmart-tm2-hands-on-sleeker-longer-lasting-multitouch-tablet (hope you don’t mind me posting a link)
Hi Ehren! We are glad you liked this tutorial. What tablet PC do you use btw?
Thank you sooo much. I’m just getting into “digital painting” (I have a Tablet PC now, Yay!!!). I’ve tried my hand at speed painting, but now I know some of the tricks (like HOW to paint with light, which other sites talk about, but don’t give examples of)
Thanks again. The finished piece is very cool by the way.
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