- Software: Inkscape
- Level: Intermediate
- Subject: Scythe
This is the second and final part on illustrating scythe in Inkscape - continued from part 1.
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- Software: GIMP (or Adobe Photoshop)
- Level: Advanced
- Subject: Kitar - Potion Assassin
Just some intermediate screenshots on the progress of this project.
Mid-tone Rendering
- Software: GIMP (or Adobe Photoshop)
- Level: Advanced
- Subject: Kitar - Potion Assassin
In the last part, I was done with setting the color palette and creating the flats for this project. Taking time on the color palette, and creating the flats layer with patience goes a long way in making the painting process easier and much more fun.
Painting
After making the copy of the Flats layer and renaming it as Painting, I start taking the lighter shades of the different parts and start fleshing out the shape. To do this, I use a large round brush with pressure sensitivity on the color and opacity.
- Software: GIMP (or Adobe Photoshop)
- Level: Advanced
- Subject: Kitar - Potion Assassin
As seen in the last part, for this concept I have been tweaking it continually. The process I follow to enhance/modify a particular sketch is something along these lines.
I merge all the sketch layers except background when I am satisfied with that stage. The older layers I make almost transparent before merging. Once merged, I reduce the opacity of that layer, and create a new layer over it. On this new layer, using the layer underneath as a guide I tweak the different parts.
Line Art
After repeating these steps several times, and I am satisfied with the result, I combine all the sketch layers one final time and start with a fresh layer for line art.
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