Nine times of ten, my whole drawing and colouring process has just 5 steps:
I put up a small version of the fat bird's PSD file for download (zipped). So you can check out how I have it structured. Just click on the image below:
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18 comments:
A great insight into your workflow - very helpful. Not to mention a whole load of fun to look at! ;)
I love you all!
xD thanks for everything! That is an awesome thing what you've been doing, sharing those tips.
I wish, when I be a good artist, to share a lot of tips and help people, just like you all! =D
Thanks
Right! Sharing your secrets, that,s a better lesson that the file itself.
Amazing work, thanks a lot.
Florian, I love that you shared the file. What a great idea and post.
your drawings are so awesome!
This is great! Very helpful.
wow.. awesome.
I've been wondering about your process! This is really helpful, thank you so much for sharing!
You seem to have lots of blue pencil drawings, but do you normally start drawing right onto Photoshop (like your file) or do you scan your pencil drawings and draw over them with Photoshop?
Cheers,
Junko
Oh wow, thanks everyone for the kind feedback, I appreciate that!!
By the way Junko, I'm doing more and more the blue pencils digitally, because it's a much faster process. But I'm still working with paper and pencils, too - it's a welcome change and I love the sound of paper :o)
Florian,
Thank you for answering my question!
As much as I enjoy digital painting, I also love the sound of paper :)
Best,
Junko
Thanks Sir, Its AWESOME=)
Thank you Florian for these tutorials... Im really love your work.
Thanks for the file Florian! Really helped to understand the process.
God Bless,
George
Beautiful and such a streamlined process . . . you are quite a talent my man. Love it and love your work,
MAC
Wow, it's pretty impressive how simple your shading is yet it's really effective. Thanks for sharing.
Wow! thanks for posting this. such a great help!
Your contour lies exactly on edge colors layer.
As you do that colors layer doesn't leave for edge and so it is accurate.
It is simply accurate work as an elastic band. Or what that cunning? :)
Thank you Florian!
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