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A full illustration for author C.J. Milbrandt, of three Changer brothers from her series "Byways". There's Ewan whose animal form is an elk, Zane turns into a wolf, and the finally Ganix in his raccoon form. Up in the sky we can see their dad in his eagle form, Ian, watching over his boys and making sure they don't get into much trouble (well, not too much at least). This piece was just an intense amount of fun to make! I relished in the little details of the bittersweet berries, the sparkle of the snow, every little detail was just a blast to paint. And just in time for winter too! While I painted this, Colorado had a nice big several day snow. So I sat in, drank tea, painted, and occasionally glanced out the window to see the snow fall. =)
See work in progress shots (including an animated gif) in my tumblr - http://eskiworks.tumblr.com/post/103316200743
24 hours in Photoshop CS6 with an Intuos 3 Tablet
See work in progress shots (including an animated gif) in my tumblr - http://eskiworks.tumblr.com/post/103316200743
24 hours in Photoshop CS6 with an Intuos 3 Tablet
Category Artwork (Digital) / All
Species Unspecified / Any
Size 1040 x 1520px
File Size 2.66 MB
How do you motivate yourself to draw plants in the foreground? I always get to them and seem to lack the caring fr the plant life in my art and it hurts my consistency. It takes away from my details else where and I was curious if you had some way to motivate yourself to take the time to go into detail on branches, leaves and such?
Thank you for asking, I'm sorry it took me so long to get back to you! If it's about the cast shadows, I did a little bit of editing to try to fix some of the errors.. It's not perfect at this point, but better than it was before. Otherwise, shoot me a note with a paintover/redline if you please! Always up for a little improvement. <3
I used the magic of Photoshop! XD I hate to ruin the magic of it, but I made a quick little tutorial thingy and put it on tumblr - http://eskiworks.tumblr.com/post/104024816358
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