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RYE-BREAD — Fantasy Painting Tutorial
Published: 2009-08-01 20:23:51 +0000 UTC; Views: 26091; Favourites: 641; Downloads: 763
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Original Deviation: Dr. Fazio's Marvelous Eco-WagonHope you learn a lot! Enjoy :]
PS: please read the last paragraph if you've got any questions. I cover some common FAQ there, including my favorite ice cream flavor (in case you were curious).
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woah... i wish i could draw like that.. from my brain!
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Very very helpful tutorial here! Thank you for sharing this with us
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I do like an entertaining tutorial. You are so cute!
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The freehand drawn background doesn't quick mix with the maya'd car
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okay one quick question. do you re-draw the vehicle or you just place it there?
thanks for the very useful tutorial! I'll make some! :3
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orange sherbert is amazing.
sherbet? i don't know.
this is a nice tutorial.
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How many layers do you use?
Consequently, is there any merging involved?
You have an awesome style. (:
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That was fantastic, but I'm mildly alarmed that there's no explanation of brushes concerned! I'd love to paint like this in photoshop..without the spiffy watercolor tool, I find it rather difficult to get a painted look like this.
So my question is..what brushes do you use and what's the opacity?
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I guess I'm not surprised you like orange sherbet, you always seemed like a lemon-lime or rainbow kinda guy to me, though.
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Great tutorial! It's very inspirational and amazing. I learned some things that I never even knew or heard about, thank you. : D
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I do learn .. I just hope it was as easy as you make it look 
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After you've rendered the vehicle. Do you screenshot it, or save it as a PSD or JPEG?
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I saved it as a targa (TGA) because it preserves the alpha channel and I can just drop the image anywhere without having to cut out the background.
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Wow... this is how tutorials SHOULD be written hahahaha. Thanks for sharing - I love your process and can't wait to try it.
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Thanks, it's really helpfull!
(still i think that u overplayed with curves - black is lost. So it looks like overexposed photo now)
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I too am fond of orange sherbet flavor/color! Thanks for the wonderful tutorial, now if only I could get my student ID so I could get CS4 for a reasonable price. D:
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"fuck anatomy. Create something new and fantastical that shatters your viewers' perception of reality and you've succeeded as an illustrator."
Very well said!
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i'm glad someone can actually explain their style, whats the "inspiration" for your stuff?
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Inspiration comes from anywhere, really, but this one in particular came to me while I was staring at the tracks outside of my train window. I think I originally envisioned some weird dude riding alone along the tracks on a very unusual one-car locomotive... and then it turned into this haha.
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Haha, the unusual is always the best...
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that was actually incredibly useful, thanks! A lot of people don't really explain what they're doing in tutorials, but your teaching technique is ... uh. .. educational. <3
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This is going to help a lot. I love your colouring technique.
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DANCE BREAK!
I am loving this tutorial *loves on it* Thank you very much for sharing this with us!!
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That was indeed very helpfull!
Thank you for sharing!
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Fabulous! I can't wait to try coloring in grayscale and then using the overlay technique you've outlined for us here. Thanks for this tutorial, and especially for the inspiration
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