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Mr--Jack — Skyrazor Process
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Here you go!So once again unfortunately I didn't really save any steps in the 'painting' stage so much, but hopefully you get the gist of it anyway.
While I think the first sketch I did was more effective as an image itself, the focus of the card needed to be on the blue drake with the red drake being almost incidental, rather than actually showcasing the battle between the two as much.
Probably about 12 hours, all in photoshop CS 4.
Final document ended up with 10 layers (I think that seems about average for these images) and working res is 6000x4600 px.
Enjoy!
Final is up here -
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many thx 
but ... small question .. how many opacity and flow ? 100% and 100%?
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o: Thanks for showing such beautiful work and how you do it. <33
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thanks so much for the process
It's realy helpful!
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Thanks for posting your processes on pieces. It helps me understand and apply what I learn!
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Their head's kinda look like the American Godzilla. Its an awesome work I can never do something like that seeing as I lack skills in computer editing.
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OooooOOooh! Those initial shading passes you did are SO AWESOME! I'm such a huge admirer of your line work
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OM*G! [Jaw falls to the ground!] Pretty simple! Ehehehe!
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Dude, i always love the mini step-by-steps you do. Just wanted to thank you, its not often we get such a talented artist on DA being so willing to show their work process. It helps alot
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Freakin amazing!! I do actually enjoy the composition of the first sketch more, but ya gotta do what ya gotta do I guess.
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this is amazing O_O and truly inspiring, makes me wanna start something right now
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Always such a fantastic learning opportunity, thank you for the umpteenth time for sharing! *study study study*
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So you make the picture very large so that even when you paint it sketchy, when you zoom out, the picture looks so neat and crisp?
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Yep; detail always works better when the final product is smaller than the working size; you can get away with a lot sometimes
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thank you! keep on posting your processes. you have no idea how much they help me look at different approaches in painting.
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Awesome, but dude can you do a final piece from the first sketch?? It looks Epic too ^^[link]
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wow, looking over this process really give me a good idea on how to work on my own art in a better way. thank you for taking the time to post this.
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I love seeing the behind the scenes work on paintings like this, especially with the grayscale/colour overlay start, as I've begun to play with that myself. Excellent work!
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/hug thank you I love these delivers insight into how someone works.
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every time i see your progressions it give me the urge to start painting... thank you for your forceful inspiration haha.
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thanks a ton, man!
i especially love that you included close-ups. i really should tape some of those up somewhere close to my computer to remind me not to noodle.
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You sir is AWESOME, for!, posting the progress of your epic painting!
Now your ways and secretes are mine!
Epic painting skills you has it.
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Thanks, man! Always really helpful to see your process. Post more personal work!
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Oh man too bad that first sketch wasn't approved really loved how dynamic it was.
Came out great with this composition though
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I always enjoy these "process" images you post. Thanks a lot for sharing them.
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I'd love to see your take on the new Diablo design from Diablo 3.
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the first one was pretty cool but i like how the second one turned out ^^
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