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Published: 2006-08-01 10:32:05 +0000 UTC; Views: 66236; Favourites: 1251; Downloads: 2288
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broke down this speedpaint (68minutes) into 3 seperate videos dealing with basic scene setting, simple clouds, an organic skyline, and foreground elements, hopefully it'll give you guys an idea of how i work, and maybe give some of you a few ideas. 3 layers used using basic photoshop brushes (apart from the skyline where i made some brushes on the fly, included them in the rarfile), kept it simple to follow, and apart from a little cropping and contrast adjustment, you get exactly what's shown in the pic............................
basic cloud formations - (22minutes runtime, winrar needed, xvid avi) -[ [link] ]-
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basic city skyline - (24minutes runtime, winrar needed, xvid avi) - -[ [link] ]-
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foreground elements - (22minutes runtime, winrar needed, xvid avi) -[ [link] ]-
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hopefully you guys will enjoy them.
any problems with playing the files, try installing the xvid codec first (google it), if you can't get it to play (winamp & mediaplayer sometimes have a problem with xvid as it's the codec pirates use on dvdrips, they installed security measures on some versions) just download vlc player from videolan.org, it'll play anything and doesn't mess with your current setup. Also, winrar is easily available, but winzip/winace etc will handle the extension in the extension manager.
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wow its giving me a 3d ish effect more than anyother image i have ever seen...
Its jumping out at me
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Hey your tutorial rocked I'm glad I found it. Do you by any chance have those skyline brishes still? It would be awesome if you could share them
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cheers, if you stop by my site, they are included in the rarfile of that tutorial download
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That is really helpful - many thanks for sharing this!
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You must to do a BD with the type of your art !!
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Very nicely done. Love the lighting and colors.. very very nice
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VERY VERY VERY VERY VERY VERY AND VERY AND VERY AND VERY very very very helpfull info! Thank you! :thumb37252075:
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Thank you so much for sharing your painting style! I mentioned you under my art piece here.
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Awsome tutorials! Your speed techniques are impressive and it's very nice of you to include some great brushes for the city skyline. Thank you for providing such useful resources!
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Thanks so much. The shorterst speedpaint I did was three hrs, and it sucks, so I could use some help.
Although I don't pretend to be able to do *that* kind of work in 70 mins.
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wow. the pic ist awesome. the combination of shadows and light ist very good.
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nice detail on the bird closest to subject...often overlooked!
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I'm pretty sure they are flying cars of some sort. BTW spyro great tut.
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thanks man, amazing work.
great tutorial, thanks
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Thank you so much. The tutorials were amazing. Where did you get the brushes for the different tops of the city buildings?
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no problem, I made those for the tutorial
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Would you be willing to post the brushes? I have looked everywhere at building and architecture brushes and have not found any as useful as the ones you used. It would be wonderful if you do, but if you don't I completely understand. Thanks again!
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they are included in the rarfile
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For a beginner like myself, this opens up a whole new world.
I always struggle to paint half decent clouds, but now that I understand the process that goes into creating them things will be a whole lot easier.
Same goes for the city scape, and thanks for including the brush set (a stroke of genius).
Now my only problem will be that I still don't have a tablet. Is it still possible to achieve these results with a good mouse...?
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it's possible, you can't move the paint around like you can with a tablet (pressure sensitivity), won't smear, but if you knock the opacity down (on both smudge, and brushes) you can achieve similar results, might take a little longer to get it looking right but should still produce believable clouds
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Nice to see the final product! I downloaded your cloud bg tutorial and at the moment i'm working hard on it rahahah!
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i found this video tutorial very helpfull.. amazing job really.. but..... Where can i find more tutorials of this kind..( landscapes/ video).. IΒ΄ve been trying to find some more.. but no luck so far.. If u know, please let me know.. Ill be more then happy to see another one of yours
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thanks, not too sure myself, youtube search brings up a few gooduns, will be getting round to doing a few more eventually
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I love this - and the video tutorials were a joy to watch. It's nice of you to show the way you work.
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awesome tutorials. at first i was like no way there has to be more to it. but by the end i was in awe. it looks so good man! i'm a big fan of all your work!
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wow... this is an awesome tutorial... when i get good enough i'll post my results based on the techniques used in this tutorial XD.
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great!!!
thanks for sharing mate!
pretty much appreciated
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thanx alot!
that`s very helpful, coz I always had problems with the diviting of back and foreground... it looks all the same... but thanx for these tutorials... theyΒ΄re pretty cool!
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Well, I gave this a shot twice on my brand spankin' new tablet. The first time was absolutely terrible: [link]
The second time was better, but pales in comparison to the stuff shown in the tutorial: [link]
If you could give any advice on the second one, I would definitely appreciate it. They look a little fake to me... I dunno. Any tips would be cool.
And by the way, awesome tutorial.
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