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DylanPierpont — The Precipice Environment Tutorial
Published: 2013-03-13 04:27:07 +0000 UTC; Views: 17989; Favourites: 458; Downloads: 566
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Finally got this beast taken care of. Step-by-step for this piece: [link]A few of the topics I cover in here are: thumbnails, 3D block-outs, perspective, lighting, color, mood, using photo textures, and atmosphere. Let me know if there's anything that needs clarification and if you happen to use any of these techniques in your own work shoot me a link! I'd love to see what you're working on
Also, big thanks to for his help on the editing. You da man!Also, just a reminder I finally setup a Behance account this past week: [link] as well as a Tumblr which I gotta get updated tonight: [link]
Stop by and hit me up on either of those sites if you feel so inclined.
Thanks for checking in!
-Dylan
Portfolio: [link]
::EDIT::
Uploaded the full res .jpg and upped the contrast on the text. Should be a bit easier to read
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Thanks you! And my pleasure. Hope it helped!
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Great. Very helpful tutorial with a lot of things covered up. Thank a lot for sharing!
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No problem! Happy to help
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extremely good and detailed tutorial. love your style and most did like you point out to not just google stuff because of copyright as well as to not shy away to use little helpers like 3D programs.
anyway, wonderful mood, i can imagine myself arriving and can almost hear the the howling of the icy wind.
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Really thick tutorial man, you hit some really good points. I never knew how you worked until now. Doing the value sketches/thumbs is so critical for me now haha. Thank you so much for sharing this.
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Thank YOU so much for the kind words. I'm thrilled that this was of some use to you. Those value sketches are key in my opinion to getting a bunch of quick ideas out fast ;D
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You are most welcome!
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I had fun reading this! Some interesting techniques here, I have to try them out. I like how your knowledge of value, perspective and color shows in every one of the steps. The final result is fantastic, good work man
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Appreciate it brother! Always happy to hear that these help other artists in some capacity or another.
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Wow, what a thorough tutorial!
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You're very welcome 
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This is so great! thank you
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No problem! Glad you like it. Still have a few spelling errors to correct. Dunno how they slipped through -__-
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well - this must have been exhausting, and i forgive your spelling errors - they weren't bad enough to make it unreadable, you know we have both seen worse
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Holy cow that must've taken you forever to put together. Great job though! ~ Gotta go practice atmospheric perspective! That's something I really haven't spent any time on. lol.
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It took me waaaaayyy longer than I thought it might. I know tut's take time to piece together but this one was rough. Lol. Keep on practicing. AP is a really fun thing to use once you get the hang of it.
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INDUBITABLY!!! I wanna see some new work images, lady!
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Lol yes, you shall~
If you're into animation work at all or comic work? That's probably the majority of what's going to be posted here for the next couple of weeks (when i say couple, i mean 44+)
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You're most welcome.
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This is an amazing tutorial! I just wish it was a little more legible. Low contrast between text and background and the line length make it really hard to read.
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Thanks much! I've had a few other people comment on the same issues, so I'll be swapping out this file with a revised version shortly. Appreciate the feedback
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Much better now. I am definitely going to try this 3D-thing. Thanks for sharing!
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Excellent work!
Thanx for sharing your ideas and techniques!
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