Tyroo - Stream commission PSD & Speedpaints part 5
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Thought some of you might appreciate the files for these to see how I made those images in ~4-5 hours each.
In the PSD files you'll be able to see that I used two multiply layers for each, one being for broader, softer shading, then another being additional hard shadows added to it. I figured that method would make things fast and easy.
To facilitate speed you can also see how I used Clip Studio's built-in model feature to made sure I got the angle down right without too much fiddling.
In the Speedpaints you'll also see me pull the heads off to the side during the refining sketch phase so I can just focus in on the face as it has a lot of important details.
In Cloudypaw's files you can also see me doing what I'll call a "value sketch." Since my goal in that piece was to use a more limited color palette, I wanted to make sure that the light vs dark areas read well and so blobbed out general areas in black/white/grey tones.
Hope you guys can take something good from these! If you have any questions please comment below to let me know.
Thought some of you might appreciate the files for these to see how I made those images in ~4-5 hours each.
In the PSD files you'll be able to see that I used two multiply layers for each, one being for broader, softer shading, then another being additional hard shadows added to it. I figured that method would make things fast and easy.
To facilitate speed you can also see how I used Clip Studio's built-in model feature to made sure I got the angle down right without too much fiddling.
In the Speedpaints you'll also see me pull the heads off to the side during the refining sketch phase so I can just focus in on the face as it has a lot of important details.
In Cloudypaw's files you can also see me doing what I'll call a "value sketch." Since my goal in that piece was to use a more limited color palette, I wanted to make sure that the light vs dark areas read well and so blobbed out general areas in black/white/grey tones.
Hope you guys can take something good from these! If you have any questions please comment below to let me know.
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