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14-bis β Ruby statue WIP
Published: 2010-08-19 15:54:08 +0000 UTC; Views: 10595; Favourites: 156; Downloads: 951
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As usual , here is a quick overview on the statue painting.feel free to ask questions .
please , download it see all the explanation
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Really like how simple this look, but gives such a huge idea how to do well detail shading and lighting in digital. But also helps out for traditional art
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Thank you for sharing this WIP
I tried to do something similar, it's still nothing near your work of course but it was very helpful
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Something else: Do you use masks? I use clipping masks for the shadow and light layers but there may be a better way
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yes , I use masks , its something vital on an illustration like this .
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thanks for the fav
true, masks are really helpful, but do you prefer transparency masks or clipping masks?
Until now I have been using clipping masks but that also has it's restrictions (position only directly above the masklayer)
I didn't use transparency masks, that might be better but I don't know...
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How do you paint in the occlusion and the "bouncing light"? Is it basically just adding depth to the shadows?
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the occlusion is a more concentrated shadow that you will paint over the shadow layer.
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Ah, I always like these detailing bits, knowing how things began and seeing where they ended up.
About the only question that comes to me is why a statue of her? Could it be a dedication of sorts? Or was SkullBoy struck by some sort of inspiration?
^_^
Either way, sweet WIP; thanks for the share.
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Is interesting see your work step by step.
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Γ interessante ver o seu trabalho passo a passo. 
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Shouldn't her left arm (with the spider) cast a shadow on her body? o.o
But awesome nonetheless ^^
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yes , I didnt paint that to make the other shadows more clear .
but , very good to know that you saw that .
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I've got to learn to try that too... Btw, can it also work on Adobe PhotoShop Elements 6?
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I believe so .
this is a basic layers use .
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