Battle by =Waterdroplet-s on deviantART
Concept Art+digital painting practice+procrastination.
I first tried to make the image dimension equal to golden ratio but decided to use one third rule. I made the sky as white since it was interesting to have a high contrast image.
SAI
Photoshop CS3
~1.5 wks though I didn't work on this most of the time.
Progress in a nutshell(stuff in the end's missing)*crazier than usual:
It started with a basic background... tower with a person sitting on a rock?
Since it was sort of boring, I changed the shape.
Still boring... expanded horizontally + more people
Added a person, deleted a person
started shading... arm is funny... fix that and change the person pointing finger to archer
More shading... and erase that person being chased by a dragon since no one looks desperate
This guy needs an armor
Ugh... only guys are boring
Lady added but she's too naked
She's wearing something now but bald...
Adding hair gives more movement
Highlight gave more interesting image+ starts coloring in whatever color I can find ( it doesn't matter what since I will change it anyway)
added hair color to the guy
and added details +colors-sky+more vertical space since she's too crammed+magic like effects -> ta- dah!
I used out of the norm steps for this digital painting since I was just allowing my imagination to do the work. So... no composition, not much planning, and in the end- interesting experience.
I will work properly from now...
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Found the Concept Art Tutorial concerning composition at last!!
Environment Concept Art: Composition by Philip Straub
I will try to study this and use it on my future illustrations! Yay!
I used out of the norm steps for this digital painting since I was just allowing my imagination to do the work. So... no composition, not much planning, and in the end- interesting experience.
I will work properly from now...
>>
Found the Concept Art Tutorial concerning composition at last!!
Environment Concept Art: Composition by Philip Straub
I will try to study this and use it on my future illustrations! Yay!