Hey y'all! I finally found out what I'm trying to learn with all these doodles. It's speed paint. If anyone has any helpful links that'd be awesome! Also anyone else have an exprience with open canvas? That's what I've been using.... Oh well. Here are my drawings for the day:
Some kind of killer robot/gorilla thing. I really like the design and concept, but this isn't what I want : P
Trees! I was trying to go for a dying looking, but it looks already dead
Some kind of killer robot/gorilla thing. I really like the design and concept, but this isn't what I want : P
Trees! I was trying to go for a dying looking, but it looks already dead
Once again trying to analyize form through color on the section above. I think it works pretty well ,but the ice could be more refine and better defined. Then what's a winter scene with out some artic animals? I really like that walrus for some reason...
I'm so frustrated right now because I had a finished version of this, but for some reason I can't open it now. It's going to be this ram with horns and a tail made of flames with this cracked back with lava coming out. It's gonna be kinda like a dwaftish related thing. I dunno...
1 comment:
I really like the ram thing, a pity that it won't open.
But as for speed painting, I'd just study what people have posted on youtube. I'm sure it'd reveal their technique to you more.
Also, oC's watercolor tool is hard to get used to at first. Some tips are:
-It pick up color that's already on the canvas layer, i.e. white on black would streak gray
-the longer you scribble in one place, the more it'll go to its true color (flat color you picked)
-you can change the opacity with the three sliders that are red green and blue, think like photoshop, all the colors make white, none of the colors make black but instead, it's how opaque it is or not.
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