As progress continues on my environment, based on the San Juan Bautista Mission down in California, I am at the point where I need to start thinking about the exterior. With this in mind I decided to do another look and feel speed painting for the area outside of the Mission.
With this painting I started with a quick sketch before blocking in some value. with the value blocked in I decided to try a new process.
I copied and pasted 3 layers of the painting and color corrected them to be Red Blue and Green. then using a layer mask I blended the layers together.
Once that was finished I went through some of the Photoshop filters( mainly Cutout and Palette Knife) to simplify the color and remove some of the sketchy marks.
Finally I added a layer on top and painted over any rough areas and added a few corrections to the color.
I found this method helpful for creating quick color scripts and speedpaintings. It is a great way to quickly take a sketch through to value and color, but this process requires more work to create what I would consider a "finished" painting.
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Tuesday, March 8, 2016
Monday, February 1, 2016
Process Gif 2
I am modeling an environment based on the San Juan Bautista Mission down in California and I decided to do a quick look and feel painting. I started by quickly blocking out the environment in maya and adding some spot lights. I then blocked in some rough color, went through my reference folder, and did some Photo bashing to get texture reference. lastly I added a layer on top and did a final paint over simplifying the texture and color and cleaning things up a bit.


Wednesday, January 20, 2016
Process Gif 1
I am trying to get better at document my process as I experiment with different tools and ways of working in Photoshop. to help with this I have decided to start doing gifs that step through the painting from start to finish. I have only created a few gifs so far but I am already learning a lot about my process and ways to streamline my workflow.
In this painting I started with a quick sketch and then blocked in the foreground, middle ground, and background on separate layers. once I had the separate layers blocked out I went back and forth between them adding texture and detail.
In this painting I started with a quick sketch and then blocked in the foreground, middle ground, and background on separate layers. once I had the separate layers blocked out I went back and forth between them adding texture and detail.
Tuesday, January 19, 2016
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