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Mikeypetrov — Crock and Monkey called Frank the Wretch
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Published: 2013-03-21 10:37:01 +0000 UTC; Views: 14855; Favourites: 383; Downloads: 174
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These handsome guys were done in photoshop based on realistic textures. The first one took me around 2.5 hours and the second around 4.5. Hope you guys enjoy them.Cheers!
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Hey guys,
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So good sir, are these paintings or are they done using blender or something? The level of detail in such a short time is amazing, I'd love to see your work flow and process to produce something this good and so quick. You have any youtube videos I can look at by chance?
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Thanks!
These are 2d's for sure but I can't say that these are painted. I used pretty much of a photo ref for making them realistic.
I don't have any videos for now but I've start thinking that is a good way to begin recording while painting.
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Congratulations, this piece is featured in our group: [link]
Have a nice day!
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You use textures very effectively in your work. I need to learn how to do that.
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The naked versions! 
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how did youdo the fur in the monkey i'm trying to do a werewolf and am stck on that part
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Try with the smudge tool with different brushes and find one that you can bring easily the hair effect. You can also use some textures from photos.
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well its for my wolf 3 image with the girl i started off with a base color for what the shadows was going to be then what the next darkest color for the hair started makeing strands then strand with lighter for the highlights and ended with what you see in her hair but couldnt figure how to translate that to the wolf. wouldn't the smuge tool just make a blob though and any suggestions for the brush i mean for her it was just a really small one.
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You could turn down the strength of the smudge tool down so it's won't be as destructive, then after you've smudged your hair a bit (following the grain of the hair) you draw more hairs on top of that as highlights and to give it the illusion of a better texture.
Well, I think that's how it would work anyways. I've never actually done that myself, I'm reeealy new to the whole digital art thing.
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