Gregory's ServerProcess:
1. Sketch
2. Color flat, neutral light
3. Shading
4. Contrast and Glow
- Software: Krita
- Source: https://www.peppercarrot.com/en/viewer/artworks-src__2022-12-07_it-s-decorating-time_by-David-Revoy.html
- Wallpaper: https://www.peppercarrot.com/en/wallpapers/index.html
License: CC-By
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 @davidrevoy getting some vibes haha
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10 Dec 2022 at 9:36 | Open on udongein.xyz
 @davidrevoy thank you so much for sharing this. I wish I had this skill set. I think your artwork is so beautiful! It’s nice to see how the creative process is broken down.:ac_heart:  @Vor Hehe, I saw it from the outside but never visited in. I had a quick look: https://www.festivaldeslanternes-montauban.com/feerie-des-lumieres-a-montauban/ , 19€ the entry, or 16€ for those with an address in Montauban (😅 Ha oui, quand même!). Maybe I'll visit, it's until 5 February. @Artha Thanks! I made a tutorial, but it's more about a technic I have using specific layer blending mode with Krita, than really the fundamental (values/light properties/color theory), it's here https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7FRyAiLIGww , I use here the same method, just without the line-art.   @davidrevoy Nice. I love the expressions. Pepper is over the moon about that star, while the dragon is still trying to figure out what he thinks about all this. It's brilliant. @davidrevoy It’s super interesting to see how much the 4th step adds to the atmosphere of this piece although it already looks quite finished after shading. @yellowjitsch Thanks! Yes, it's difficult to jump from step 3 to 4; because my eyes spent hours reaching step 3 and after that, recovering a fresh observation skill on the result and deciding what color filter could enhance the piece is difficult. Somehow, I found that turning the rendering to black and white (with this tip https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FTvVBi1Vo7w ) at this step let me more easily spot if my values are 'washed/dull' and not deep and with a certain 'luminosity brilliance/glossiness. |