Digital Painting for Concept Art

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

Drawing/Illustration Digital Painting Adobe Photoshop

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2.5 Tiger Stripes

In this video we’re going to take the painting a step further and add some tiger striping. In the process, I’m going to show you a very useful technique where you’ll make a two dimensional image, and then attach it to a three dimensional form. This can be extremely useful for any repetitive element in your painting, like stripes, buttons, or studs.

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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2.5 Tiger Stripes

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