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Mr--Jack — Vaakia Process
Published: 2011-11-15 16:39:20 +0000 UTC; Views: 48003; Favourites: 2135; Downloads: 2535
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Okay, here's the process of one of the WoW TCG cards I did for the Throne of Tides set.(It's a big file, so be patient and let it load, or try the 'download' link if it's not working)
The final PSD is about 6000 x 4000px, and I ended up with ~10 layers + a couple of adjustments. The whole thing probably took around 9-10 hours or so.
Here's the final image; enjoy!
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I just want to crawl on my knees at you and beg you to take me as your apprentice and to teach me the way of beautiful fantasy art.
In other words, I love it
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I'm just getting my tablet next week and I'm so looking forward to doing something like this. It's amazing
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This is so great! Can I ask you how many layers is in there?
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Hey mr. Jack, you are very inspiring, thanks for sharing these processes with us! Wish you much luck with your career :]
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thank u so much for these man. they're so helpful!!
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Wow, very cool. I need to improve to be called a novice. This is very helpful
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Very awesome!! XDDD 
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I've always wondered how these were made, though I wish there were some traditional art ones
VERY very nice!
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Faved the final a while back and only just watched this! SO GLAD TOO 
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Thanks so much for posting this piece!
Sadly, I got away from drawing right after college, but am just now getting back into it and trying to figure out this new fangled digital world 
Thanks a bunch!
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This blows me away! Your illustration has perfect composition while looking animated, tight and clean lines, smooth shading, great textures, lighting... damn this piece just rocks!
Thanks for demonstrating your process, too. Very helpful!
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Do you put most of the layers of color above the lineart? It's obvious that the first layer is either a multiply layer or below, but I find it difficult to tell with the others.
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Oh, I have read a reply of your on another comment n.n so no need for explanation!
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This is amazing! I am very interested in getting involved with this type of art. I love painterly effects in Photoshop. After you do the line art, do you keep that layer set on 'normal', or do a different effect like 'overlay'. Thanks!
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This is fantastic, I learned a few pointers from it, especially around the line to color phase. Thanks so much for sharing!
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Ah can't edit a comment - question after watching it again, the background wasn't really in the back, was it? Is that actually a layer in front of the figure?
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I always learn so much from watching step-by-step paintings. It's really great when artists make an effort to share their methods, thank you!
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Whoa this explains a lot
I thought I was going totally in the wrong direction, by doing very rough sketches at first.
Many thanks for sharing a bit of your proccess, you are very generous!
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This is so awesome seeing the process! I really like your rendering style!
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Thanks so much for sharing!
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Best representation of pulling magic from nearby totems
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This helps a lot in understanding process. Thanks for uploading it!
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Cool! I really enjoy works in progress. thanks for posting.
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ive been following your deviant for awhile, and it seems that every piece just gets better and better.. keep it up
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Holy Shi-- O.o
Nice work! And yes! Thank you for willing to share this with all of us! <3
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wow, one of the best process GIF's ive seen so far!! really nice work flow, and of course the piece came out awesome!
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I love things like this, seeing each step as it happens. Very cool; thanks for sharing!
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Wow that's a lot of work! Looks good too, well done.
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