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Sheridan-J — Quaritch Painting Process
Published: 2011-01-28 09:49:30 +0000 UTC; Views: 12886; Favourites: 188; Downloads: 468
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I remembered to save some WIPS as I went this time!
Same process: Lines > Flat colors/tones > Texture > Detail!
Photoshop CS5, lots of texture/grunge brushes.
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Awesome.. But.. Do you have any tips for me perhaps..? I really love this artwork.. And i really hope im once able to draw something amazing like that aswell.. But.. Do you have any specefic technics on like how you colour?
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copy the image before coloring?
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well, I can do step 1 and 2, although it will take my entire day
If I try really hard and study for a few months, I can probably do step 3
If I study really hard for 10 years, I can probably even pull off step 4
that means, by my calculations,
I will be an awesommer artist than you in approximatly 34253658556768647575746549663756374666475666 eons
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GREAT! I really love how you don't just paint exactly like the sample but you put something into it.. Great Job!
sorry for my bad english
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Thanks a lot! I'm happy you noticed that about my work 
I like to make my portraits a bit more unique- especially if I have seen other artists use the same reference picture
(Don't worry, your english is great
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great! now you've just become my favorite artist..keep posting
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wow... i cant believe you drew that.... and then the rest was done digitally?
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This is very cool to see! Thanks for sharing all your hard work!
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Wow, really well done.
How long have you been doing work like this in photoshop?
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Wow, awesome! Really cool to see WIPS, photoshop is such a cool tool!
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Never mind I saw your tutorial you say you just use airbrush.
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Great result!
Do you use dodge and burn tools or do you just paint?
(i ask because painter's dodge and burn tools suck)
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Absolutely. I use it mostly for finishing touches though, to darken areas such as around the eyes, wrinkles, and to get those highlights (the white along the side of his face) to really stand out
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Did you see that ad for Terra Nova during the superbowl last night? There was one character who was clearly ripped off this dude. When he said "Welcome to Terra Nova," you could tell there were several takes before that where he accidentally said "Pandora."
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Oh yes I see it now. Stephen Lang rocks
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Haha, nah we don't get those commercials with the Superbowl here in Australia. I'll have to look it up on YouTube
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amazing
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A lot of details in this one, about 12 hours all together (3 nights work)
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3 nights!! DAMN you're good!
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Lots of practice and routine procedures when painting
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you're an inspiration sir! *salute*
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It's so cool and so so so helpful! 
Thank you for sharing such a wonderful artwork!
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I never thought to do a grid reference. That's given me a great idea! thank you
Does it make it easier?
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Absolutely. And quicker!
I used to spend about 1-2 hours slaving over my initial sketch/lineart to get it as perfect as possible.
With the grid, I get the exact same result in about 10-20 minutes
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does it also help you work in sections? i struggle with composition of my pieces and end up stuffing it because i did a crease in the wrong place.
Sorry to bombard you with questions but also how do you create your skin texture?
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Personally, I prefer to work on it evenly and add in tones/layers on the whole thing as I go. It makes it a lot easier to sit back and take in the whole picture and just build up all the tones before getting into the detail.
(It's tricky to explain, but you can see how it works in this WIP video: [link] ).
I suppose I just held onto that technique when I used to paint on canvas
As for skin texture, I use downloaded Photoshop brushes. If you have Photoshop CS (or above) I'd recommend the David Nagal set: [link] The set created by :devadonhis: is pretty awesome too [link]
Hope that helps
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