In the meantime though heres the gif process of my Wizard's piece! Figured I'd try and update! Hope you guys can get something outta it!
Part 1 -
(Click to enlarge!)
Part 2 -
Check back soon for the videos!
Metal! W.A.S.P. - The Hellion!
Monday, October 19, 2009
Huntin' Drows Process!
Hellooo, I plan on updating soon with a video, just trying to find a good Skype recorder(know any?). I have a lot of ideas now and am pretty sure how i want to approach those videos :D. Should be good!
In the meantime though heres the gif process of my Wizard's piece! Figured I'd try and update! Hope you guys can get something outta it!
Part 1 -
(Click to enlarge!)
Part 2 -
Check back soon for the videos!
Metal! W.A.S.P. - The Hellion!
In the meantime though heres the gif process of my Wizard's piece! Figured I'd try and update! Hope you guys can get something outta it!
Part 1 -
(Click to enlarge!)
Part 2 -
Check back soon for the videos!
Metal! W.A.S.P. - The Hellion!
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3 comments:
sick as always man, looking forward to more.
Voice Cloak Plus can record skype calls. I think it has a 14 day trial, although it's only $30 (and can make you sound like an awesome evil overlord or robot)
http://www.blazeaudio.com/products/voicecloakplus.html
Ok, this question doesn't really relate to the painting process technique-wise, but more of the mental process. When you're starting a fresh image, is it something where you just know 'I'm gonna start with this step, then do that step, use this brush for the next step, followed by this layer ' In other words, are you at that point where your approach to an image is a defined step-by-step process? And if not, when, if ever, do you get to that point?
For me, every image starts off with a game plan, which seems to fall apart and I find myself having to struggle with the image to come to a point where I'm ok with it.
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