Lessons: 15Length: 1.5 hours
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4.1 Painting a Grayscale Base
Now that we have a clear understanding of how we'd like our painting to look, it's time to get started by creating a grayscale base. Using the thumbnails we created earlier for reference, this base will help us to establish the core lighting scheme before moving on to color.
1.Introduction
1.1Introduction01:36
1.1
Introduction
01:36
2.Set Up
2.1Document Setup and References08:38
2.1
Document Setup and References
08:38
2.2Tools and Brushes07:28
2.2
Tools and Brushes
07:28
3.Concept Development
3.1Concept Development for Surreal Art06:44
3.1
Concept Development for Surreal Art
06:44
3.2Sketch10:00
3.2
Sketch
10:00
3.3Thumbnails for Light and Shadow07:32
3.3
Thumbnails for Light and Shadow
07:32
3.4Adding Color to Your Thumbnails06:17
3.4
Adding Color to Your Thumbnails
06:17
4.Paint a Surreal Digital Painting
4.1Painting a Grayscale Base06:39
4.1
Painting a Grayscale Base
06:39
4.2Convert Grayscale to Color05:48
4.2
Convert Grayscale to Color
05:48
4.3Highlights and Shading05:32
4.3
Highlights and Shading
05:32
4.4Painting Realistically: Using Texture Brushes04:49
4.4
Painting Realistically: Using Texture Brushes
04:49
4.5Painting Realistically: Woman, Fish, and Water04:59
4.5
Painting Realistically: Woman, Fish, and Water
04:59
4.6Refine Your Painting04:59
4.6
Refine Your Painting
04:59
4.7Final Touches04:18
4.7
Final Touches
04:18
5.Conclusion
5.1Conclusion01:54
5.1
Conclusion
01:54
