I was trying to do something else, now that I got a little tired of all the musical stuff, but ended up practicing painting and this came out, sadly this is the best thing I've done when it comes to paintings... Hope ya peeps like it.
Re: Another Nude Emi To The Bunch
Posted: Sun Mar 07, 2010 10:07 am
by Smoku
<drool>
nicesly done
<cleans the drool from the desk>
Re: Another Nude Emi To The Bunch
Posted: Sun Mar 07, 2010 7:21 pm
by Sajomir
Love the colors you used on those eyes. Can I ask what program you used to get the watercolor look?
Re: Another Nude Emi To The Bunch
Posted: Sun Mar 07, 2010 8:21 pm
by -abscess
Sajomir wrote:Love the colors you used on those eyes. Can I ask what program you used to get the watercolor look?
I used digital watercolor with fine tip water brush in Painter 11. Real cool program, but needs a little time getting used to, mainly for a noob like me
Re: Another Nude Emi To The Bunch
Posted: Mon Mar 08, 2010 1:46 am
by Sajomir
Ah, I figured it would be something like Painter or Photoshop. Alas, I can't afford all those programs... and no, I refuse to pirate them. But just as well, I prefer my good ol' pencil to anything else
Re: Another Nude Emi To The Bunch
Posted: Mon Mar 08, 2010 10:42 am
by TommasoDS
You're great, love her eyes :3
I also envy you a bit for being able to use Painter 11, even PaintToolSAI is too much for me
Re: Another Nude Emi To The Bunch
Posted: Mon Mar 08, 2010 5:22 pm
by -abscess
Sajomir wrote:Ah, I figured it would be something like Painter or Photoshop. Alas, I can't afford all those programs... and no, I refuse to pirate them. But just as well, I prefer my good ol' pencil to anything else
That's a fair stance. As for pencil, I support that. I really don't want to outgrow from my pencil (mechanical one, in my case). Most of the times it all starts with a pencil and paper sketch (poses mostly), then copy it to Paint Tool Sai. After a tedious process of fixing the pose and tweaking various things; then the rough sketch of the actual drawing comes, along with cleaning and fixing stuff that pops up (another tedious process). Inking is the last thing, which is pretty much tracing and comes pretty fast.
For painting, you could go old-school and get real watercolors. In fact I took some pointers from this dude that was using the real thing:
Awesome videos from an awesome dude! But it's up to you on what and how to do stuff, obviously.
TommasoDS wrote:I also envy you a bit for being able to use Painter 11, even PaintToolSAI is too much for me
Thanks, but I'm far for proffecient in any program.
