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Work process for the last painting.

1) Simple and quick gesture/line drawing. I knew the temple would mainly be a silhouette, so it was better to keep it simple as a simple shape as opposed to being very detailed. Same goes for all the tree branches since they're more of a final detail and should be saved for last.
2) Value rough to establish the overall composition, feeling, and atmosphere. The feeling of this piece was cold, quiet, and not highly contrasted to give off a hazy feeling. Once these values are laid down and the composition established, this will be the guideline on how light or dark the colors will be. It's important not to stray too far from the value rough or else you run the risk of changing the balance and overall mood of the piece.
3) Color rough following the initial idea of mood and atmosphere - blue grays for the cold winter feeling and some nice warm yellows, reds and greens to act as contrast for the natural features. Again, the colors don't stray too far from the tones of the previous value rough.
4) With the overall composition and colors figured out, cleanup and detailing can begin without having to struggle with an undeveloped layout.
5) Tree branches were the most demanding part of this painting, so these details were saved for the end. Try and save the fine details for last and fight the urge to detail too early on into a piece.
6) Finished. Few minor tweaks to the perspective on the figures below the tower. If this slide is turned into a B&W image, it would match very closely with the original value rough, save for the details.

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Description

Want a commission? COMMISSION INFO 2019

Work process for the last painting.

1) Simple and quick gesture/line drawing. I knew the temple would mainly be a silhouette, so it was better to keep it simple as a simple shape as opposed to being very detailed. Same goes for all the tree branches since they're more of a final detail and should be saved for last.
2) Value rough to establish the overall composition, feeling, and atmosphere. The feeling of this piece was cold, quiet, and not highly contrasted to give off a hazy feeling. Once these values are laid down and the composition established, this will be the guideline on how light or dark the colors will be. It's important not to stray too far from the value rough or else you run the risk of changing the balance and overall mood of the piece.
3) Color rough following the initial idea of mood and atmosphere - blue grays for the cold winter feeling and some nice warm yellows, reds and greens to act as contrast for the natural features. Again, the colors don't stray too far from the tones of the previous value rough.
4) With the overall composition and colors figured out, cleanup and detailing can begin without having to struggle with an undeveloped layout.
5) Tree branches were the most demanding part of this painting, so these details were saved for the end. Try and save the fine details for last and fight the urge to detail too early on into a piece.
6) Finished. Few minor tweaks to the perspective on the figures below the tower. If this slide is turned into a B&W image, it would match very closely with the original value rough, save for the details.

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#digitaldrawing #digitalpainting #japan #japanese #temples #background #atmosphere #snow #tutorial #howtodraw #walkthrough #tutorials #tutorialpainting #tutorialdrawing