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AndreeWallin — Concept tutorial no.1
Published: 2009-02-12 10:39:44 +0000 UTC; Views: 112031; Favourites: 2074; Downloads: 4910
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Ok, since I get so many questions about tutorials and vides - here's an overdue tutorial of my Museum painting. I know it's not that exciting and that it's a bit out of date but I hope this will answer at least some of your questions!And btw, it is BIG so it's probably best to download and browse on your computer.
Stay tuned!
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oh ah i'll learn from this (*_*)
"and it only took 20 minutes" (=__o) am i right? xD
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My attempt at following your tutorial 
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Was the texture on the floor in panel .2 done using a 3d render program and texture image?
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That was great, thank you! I'm trying to learn how to render environments, and though more architectural stuff is kind of daunting to me, this helps put it in perspective a little bit when you break it down to simple elements. Love your work!
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nice but the lights from the windowns are wrong, like the light are flutuatying or somthing
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Wow, good general advice. I certainly learned a thing or two such as the image flipping for a fresh perspective. Thanks
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Highly insightful, though the dependence upon perspective in environmentals like this scares me a bit.
How long did it take you to get a grip on perspective, Mr. Wallin?
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very educational, im curious though, do you use the brush at 100% opacity or do you change it varying on the situation? i notice solid brush strokes in some areas of your work especially when you speed paint but at a lower opacity. im trying to get into this kind of art as it is my favorite so any tips will help.. im the type that researches and theorizes before completing a task.
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You make it sound easy, but having recently begun my escapade into the confusing world of photoshop, I believe either the image was actually absolutely huge when you did it, added to LOTS of zooming, or you have a very fine hand with your work. I suspect both. Your work is exquisite 
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Great tutorial!
I'm just an intermediate/beginner and this is a great start on more advanced techniques.
Thank you for posting it!
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i think taht your job is incredible and thank by the tutorial.
Could you tell me with what programe you do that?
Thanks man by your job
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step 1
hmm wel ok....
step 2
aha, ok
step 3
aha.... WAIT A MINUTE, HOW THE **** did u do the floor!?
lol xD i rly thou that, i eman, gosh, i dunno how u do those uber details lmao
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That's amazing work. You could have told me it was an airbrushed render, and I'd have believed you.
Even if you did use a 3d program, this would be a great way to get the pre-visualization done quick, so you know what you want before you put it into a true render.
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it would be interesting to know how long it takes from start to finish ?!
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I wish i could add all your stuff to my favourites. I love your style!
Added to the watch list
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This is just like a sacred book to me
I hope to be able to use photoshop properly some day...
I'll need photoshop before that happens though 
Still, this work is neat and sure is useful, I think. I love the fact you say stuff like 'this was wrong so I did this instead', it really makes it feel like we're going trough the whole creation thing, unlike the tutorials where it's only a 'you should do this and that' and that's all. Yup, neat...(as ev'rything else)
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Your first tutorial was a mind-opener at how you think and mold your art.
This one should be great heheh.
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You need to do more of these ^^ Even if they are just a collection of saves!
Not that I want to push you ^^
Maybe next one's an outdoor one? Your paintings are so render-realistic, it's kind of scary. I want to harness that ability too ^^
For me it will be many years, but in the past I have broken some walls. I feel someday, someday I can ^^
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amazing, i wish i would be only half talented
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thanks for this
it always does my head in how to do about creating environmental art
really nice and clear
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This is all Photoshop?? Wow, I have so much to learn...
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Haven't looked around your gallery yet, but two things: what resolution do you typically start to work at, as far as pixel amounts go? And, are you using texture filters at all in these, or are you relying on lassoing down areas?
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Your recent DD caught my eye, but it's this that I have to add to my favourites because I LOVE tutorials on digital art.
This is brilliantly done and very helpful and informative for a beginner like myself.
I'm sure this will help me with interiors for future pieces. (Backgrounds and interiors are something I really struggle with)
Thank you so much for making this.
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Hi Andree,
Thanks for this tutorial. We talked before about unsharp mask. But now I understand that u use the unsharp mask a couple of times in a row with a low setup? Am i right?
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how do you create textures?
how do you create interesting respective?
how do you know how light hits everything?
do you used textures? 3ds? anything besides?
i didn't really find this helpful
and this image looks extremely 3d BTW.
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Where in the process of this painting do you see 3d? 
I am not quite sure what you expect, I don't think he can teach us all he knows about light and perspective within one piece
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