huh?lol..
no wonder look abit familiar..

D:
awesome detail..great artist really great..and dat memes..

his painting is alive D:

scarry eh eh? lol

sam spratt latest work

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0dnauYbRqTo

Hexism, that speedpaint looks really good. How long did you took to produce that piece?

Btw, Sam Spratt's works are good le. Inspirational...

This post has been edited by vypur85: Feb 9 2012, 06:24 PM

after i watched this..makes me remember to that thread in /K/


This post has been edited by Sai91: Feb 9 2012, 07:00 PM

thanks - took about 30-40 mins iirc

A snap of what Reine does while painting:



A friend of mine asked how do I lay down colours without losing the underlying sketch, and this was my visual response Zoom REALLY far out and keep the image size small-ish.


This post has been edited by DragonReine: Feb 9 2012, 10:05 PM

Hellooo. This is a commission :0


Head to body proportions got problem here, but it's fixed in the final piece in my DA!
>> Commission - Riese by Yume-rie

im glad people are coming back to contribute,haha I thought u've gone for sure yume

and like always,superb!
I like the idea of doing it in grayscale and then use soft light to colorize it,wow,sounds fit to me because I dont know how to handle colours.

I see u've many viewers in deviantart,Im jelly!

oh my..anyway i still dont know how to draw in greyscale tho..
anytips?

just practicing colouring skill tho..
need more asah this colouring thingy

try not to use weird brushes for initial colouring.. try using the round brush and blur brush imo.. will make it look less messy

custom brushes save for the touch up and detailing step

color grayscale its actually more alike the same..mostly change around the opacity..from this way it helps you make sure your overall values is correct..then only u apply another layer of color on top.

This post has been edited by inachi: Feb 10 2012, 11:06 AM

Nice work there Yume!

@Sai91: Perhaps you can try referencing for a start. It's much easier than independent colouring. Once you get a hang of it, the 'feel' will come in naturally. Something simple like an eye can be a good start. (Just like the SamSpratt's eye study.)

This post has been edited by vypur85: Feb 10 2012, 12:50 PM

custom brush eh?
such as? cuz all i have is default brush there..

hmm..soo basicaly need to know how to change the opacity of the colour?
no wonder i always failed at it..

referencing is different than masking right?
and this one is referencing to other picture actually..but i just change the hair..