I've been playing around with digital painting for a little while now, and I think I have found....my way. I use a Wacom tablet using Photoshop CS4. I always copy a layer to work on. My drawing skills don't come easy so I tend to erase a lot. This is one reason why I like to create digitally.
STEP 1
Draw a quick sketch.
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STEP 1 - Sketch |
STEP 2
On a new layer, begin by blocking in colours. Select the smudge tool, and a textured brush of your liking. Make sure that 'sample all' is selected and the strength is up quite high (approx 80). Start to blend. I use a lower strength number (approx 20-30) when I paint skin.
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STEP 2 - Block the colour |
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STEP 2 - Smudge the colour |
STEP 3
Add more colour, then smudge, add some highlight, then smudge, add more colour, then smudge. Continue doing this.
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STEP 3 - Add more colour |
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STEP 3 - Add highlights |
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STEP 3 - Smudge |
STEP 4
Add shading for shadows, building it up and continuing to smudge.
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STEP 4 - Add shading |
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STEP 4 - Smudge |
STEP 5
Finish with some final highlights. You can also dodge and burn at this point too, but I have only tried it once.
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STEP 5 - Add highlights |
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STEP 5 - Smudge
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