Digital Painting for Concept Art

Matt KohrSep 27, 2011Lessons: 12Length: 1.6 hours

Drawing/Illustration Digital Painting Adobe Photoshop

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2.2 Masking Basics

This video will focus on masks, and how they can help your workflow. If you’ve drawn on paper with pencil, you know how useful an eraser is. In some ways, you can think of masking as digital erasing – but it’s a lot more powerful than a traditional eraser could ever be. Let’s see what masks can do to help us be better digital painters.

1.Introduction
1 lesson, 05:47

1.1
Introduction
05:47

2.Foundations
6 lessons, 48:07

2.1
Linework Preparation
06:08

2.2
Masking Basics
07:28

2.3
Primary Fur
10:48

2.4
Dark Fur
08:04

2.5
Tiger Stripes
08:13

2.6
Selection Building
07:26

3.Details
5 lessons, 41:21

3.1
The Eyes
08:35

3.2
Long Fur
09:22

3.3
The Horns
05:45

3.4
Blending
07:17

3.5
Post-Processing
10:22

Matt Kohr

I'm an experienced concept artist with a number of shipped console and PC titles. I graduated from the Savannah College of Art and Design with a BFA in Sequential Art. The purpose of this site is to provide an online space to showcase some of my current work. Additionally I run a blog dedicated to digital paint instruction: ctrl+Paint

Digital Painting for Concept Art

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2.2 Masking Basics

1.Introduction1 lesson, 05:47

2.Foundations6 lessons, 48:07

3.Details5 lessons, 41:21

1.Introduction
1 lesson, 05:47

2.Foundations
6 lessons, 48:07

3.Details
5 lessons, 41:21