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Published: 2015-05-10 01:50:50 +0000 UTC; Views: 14949; Favourites: 401; Downloads: 228
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Old quick concept tutorial I did a couple years ago and forgot to post.Related content
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Someone made a beautiful model of this
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With small size brush and sharpen filter on all picture after Im done with painting.
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Hey that looks really good Tamara, are those er, *pause* coins to the right and what are are they used for; the colour and or toning?
I feel kind of weird posting this after not replying to one of your message for around 3 or 4 months now, I am sorry I just don't know what to say. Anyway I hope that you are in good health when this reaches you; keep up the good work!
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It's a references for painting metal and patina on metal.
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Thanks for the insight into your process. I can learn heaps from that one.
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Really awesome workflow! And awesome material indication on the blade! So cool!
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Nice concept! I like the colors and details on the metal. Did you use overlay/color layer and then normal layer for the coloring?
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Β I put base colors on Multiply or Softlight or both, after that it's just Normal layer painting with some occasional Overlay layers for light pass and Color Dodge for highlights at the end.
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i love looking at concept art 
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Great work! The crown on the coin resembles the Hungarian crown, was it on purpose?
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I did not know that its Hungarian coins, good to know
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No, they are not Hungarian coins, just the crown depicted on them, it closely resembles our crown
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Oh i see, i think its actually buttons not coins.
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Thanks a lot for sharing. It's always nice to see how you guys work.
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Really cool! This kind of workflows are really helpful.
Do you always work in black&white first?
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For concepting yes. This way I focus on designing process first.
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Thanks for answering, yeah, working in b&w really helps to stay focused on the design
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Thanks FirstKeeper, it could come in very handy !Β
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Nice! Did you use an Overlay/Color layer in Photoshop to add the colors?
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Β I put base colors on Multiply or Softlight or both, after that it's just Normal layer painting with some occasional Overlay layers for light pass and Color Dodge for highlights at the end.
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Ah I see. Thanks for the response!
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This looks amazing. Im trying to get batter at painting and seeing stuff like this help me. Thanks.
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im glad that that might help
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i try doing illustration of weapons and stuff like that. Im gotten a lot better but i feel i got a lot to learn.
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That's the way how any artist feels
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good point. but if could give a look at my artwork and give me some advise, i would very much appreciate it.
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For painting I would recommend to do quick colors Β studies from photos on top of reading some info on classic color theory.
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