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update:I made a new tutorial about Ambient Occlusion. You can download it here:
gumroad.com/l/daloAO
It's affordable!
this is a tutorial of Ambient Occlusion painting, final image can be found here:
inspired by
Check them out, they are awesome and talented artist!
Actually the image is only a process step by step, for the complete tutorial, please check in my art blog here:
dalo-artspell.blogspot.com/201…
with this tutorial, I hope you can paint a solid image
Good luck and have fun!
Ask me anything about the tutorial, I'll gladly try to answer it
my other works:
buy my doge print here: society6.com/artspell/Sir-Doge…
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you need to paint it unfortunately
I wish there is an instant program that do that haha
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Sorry me for the questoion, but,what is "AO"? q-q
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it's Ambient Occlusion haha
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Oooo I see. With the AO technique, it renders the sketch like a marquee 3D model...or I guess the idea is sort of like a 2D version of how Disney used the Deep Canvas program in some of their animated movies. Of course, for this you are drawing the "3D model" instead of sculpting, but same idea!
This helps a lot! Thank you.
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Yeah it's like a 3d model
Glad that you get it
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It makes perfect sense to do this technique, but for some odd reason as a digital artist, you don't realize you can do this until someone says it lol
I'm going to try this later!
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This is very interesting! Thank you for putting it up.
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It's not great, so I don't show it
But I picked lightest color of each colors
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Ambient Occlusion is something the really helps an image to pop-out in 3D filling in all the areas of a image were no light should be able to get into with black. Skin creases (like armpit or where fore-arm and biceps meet if someone is bending their arm for example,) folds in the eyes, that type of thing. Meant to be paired up with your shadows. This picture is a good illustration on how that works.
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Oh cool
I need to learn that one day....
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it's ambient occlusion. Something that 3D people are using
but u can check more on google
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Bang, is there any way that I can purchase the tut easier? Maksudnya tanpa gumroad, semisal bukalapak, olx p berniaga, apa langsungan. hahahaha, and in IDR.
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Hey bro, untuk sekarang cuma bisa dibeli via gumroad aja
But thank you for appreciating it
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My pleasure. Di tutorial itu disinggung sss juga ga mas?
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di tutorialnya ngga terlalu disinggung SSS, tp ada ttg bagaimana cara membuat kulit lebih hidup hehe
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dat moment when I realised you're an Indonesian..
I love you, mas 
btw masnya kerja di studio animasi mana? #kepo
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hehehe, sama2
Semoga berguna yah tutorialnya.
Anyway, skrg saya lagi di Indonesia, kerja freelance
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iyaaa aku tunggu tutorial2nya yang lain hehehe
waah asik
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Ambient occlusion is really interesting!
So I try it here : fav.me/d7u335x
But I'm not good than you.
I love your work!
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wow, that's actually pretty good!!
Congrats, I'm really impressed
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I need to practice more with AO I think ^^ (If you have some time and tips, maybe?)
Anyway, thank you SO much for your words! It mean a lot for me.
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Hey, I actually had released an AO tutorial on gumroad.
here's the link: gumroad.com/l/daloAO
check it out if you are interested, it's only 7 USD haha
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Amazing, this is really helpful seeing how softer shadows differentiate from AO. Is there a term for the indirect color reflection you added on the last image? Other than that or like, global illumination? I see this a lot in oil paintings and people often seem to forget about it. It really makes things seem beautiful and come to life.
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Thanks a lot man!
it might be bounce light and sss shader for skin in 3D terms
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hahahahahahha
now u have to buy it lol
XD
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this is really cool! i always love seen how people can turn an idea into an actual creation. Keep it up man!
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aha, thank you so much
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Hey artspell is this close to the idea of ambient occlusion I get the basic idea from what you said, but I'm not sure if I'm over doing it.
omidus.deviantart.com/art/Gend…
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Hi, It seems like I cant open the picture
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ah crap XD I think I cleaned up some of my submissions and forgot about it XD, thank you though
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sure!
Anyway, I just uploaded my video tutorial on my journal if u are interested
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Hey just wondering, is ambient occlusion the same as core shadows?
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Hi,
core shadow is different with AO
AO is more like the shadow between 2 near objects.
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Oh! I always wanted to know how this 3D effect works!! What is AO? And how do you mix with shadow? =O
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AO is short of Ambient Occlusion. It represent the dark area that created from 2 or more objects that being close to each other.
I know it's hard to explain it, you can search example in google.
For the tutorial, you can read it in my blog. So you can mix with shadow
hope this helps
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I feel so blessed that I've bumped into your art and blog. Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge - and your art is remarkable just as your persona must be!
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