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Here's a little walkthrough of how I did my Springtrap painting.

1. I use Adobe Photoshop to do my paintings. On a black canvas, I start by blocking in the rough shapes in grayscale with a hard round brush on low opacity.
2. I continue to add more detail, especially to the hand and ears. I wanted to make Springtrap reaching out to the viewer, his next unfortunate victim.
3. Here are more bits of detail like wires before adding the color.
4. I add color at this stage using a Color blend mode layer over the grayscale.
5. This is where I paint the background of the office. I made a tile pattern and used transform to fit it into proper perspective.
6. Here are the final little tweaks. I added a red light coming from the left, blurred the background a bit for depth of field, and added a touch of chromatic aberration.

You can see the finished painting here:

Thanks for viewing!

Description
Here's a little walkthrough of how I did my Springtrap painting.

1. I use Adobe Photoshop to do my paintings. On a black canvas, I start by blocking in the rough shapes in grayscale with a hard round brush on low opacity.
2. I continue to add more detail, especially to the hand and ears. I wanted to make Springtrap reaching out to the viewer, his next unfortunate victim.
3. Here are more bits of detail like wires before adding the color.
4. I add color at this stage using a Color blend mode layer over the grayscale.
5. This is where I paint the background of the office. I made a tile pattern and used transform to fit it into proper perspective.
6. Here are the final little tweaks. I added a red light coming from the left, blurred the background a bit for depth of field, and added a touch of chromatic aberration.

You can see the finished painting here:

Thanks for viewing!