More Tutorials

I've actually gotten the hang of grayscale painting in my internship as I've had a few pieces to do that I tried it out in. It's been very helpful when I just need to get the idea across which could be changed at any time. It also makes it much easier to slap some color on for a preliminary showing before finishing it out.

Hunted up a few more tutorials to peruse that I will store here. Both are in similar colors which is kinda amusing but they show a lot having to do with light.

http://k04sk.deviantart.com/art/K04sk-Environment-Tutorial-160404703

These two had some great examples of light and texture build up with a walk through on rocks:

http://oione.deviantart.com/art/Strangers-tutorial-part1-130448365
http://oione.deviantart.com/art/Strangers-tutorial-part-2-130448589

Another that walks through different types of rocks. I actually learned my own basic rock style from this. I'm excited to practice more of them:

http://scarypet.deviantart.com/art/Scarypet-s-ROCK-ing-tutorial-208101226

A water tutorial:

http://k04sk.deviantart.com/art/Water-Tutorial-279128000

More detail techniques:

http://kalambo.deviantart.com/art/Background-tutorial-Part-1-208346837
http://kalambo.deviantart.com/art/Background-tutorial-Part-2-255819198

This one is really basic but I think it really gets the point across. When I did coloring I actually really enjoyed scenes with this light scheme (cool evening ambient combined with a warm direct glow). I actually got to use it in a piece I did some sketches for recently.

http://rahll.deviantart.com/art/Lighting-Tutorial-82388860


No to go make some art not for my job! :D

Seriously sad I can't show what I've been doing. If it gets out in the parks I'll take some pictures and share, but I really have come a long way in a short time... so I'll just have to show you all on other pieces!