Painting colour and light 2.0 Group run through week Three!

[braden H]

@Coley Kicked in the pants indeed! Looks good

[burvantill]

I’ve been gathering subsurface scattering images in a Pinterest board. Here’s the link if you’re interested

[NicolaSchofield]

@burvantill said in Painting colour and light 2.0 Group run through week Three!:

I’ve been gathering subsurface scattering images in a Pinterest board. Here’s the link if you’re interested

Thank you! Very useful. I love all the fruit

[burvantill]

@neschof Your welcome! My favorite are the icebergs.

[braden H]

@burvantill said in Painting colour and light 2.0 Group run through week Three!:

I’ve been gathering subsurface scattering images in a Pinterest board. Here’s the link if you’re interested

thank yoooooou!!!!!! Oh my goodness this is so much help. Reference gathering is achilles heel

[burvantill]

@Braden-Hallett said in Painting colour and light 2.0 Group run through week Three!:

Reference gathering is achilles heel

I’m the opposite. I should put a timer on when I start getting images, because when I come out of the glorious black hole that is Pinterest I have to ask what day it is?

[burvantill]

Had an awesome Christmas Day chillaxin and drawin. And got all my homework done. The ice was a challenge!!! If you spot anything in it that I can change or add to make it more real, please let me know.



Thankyou @Braden-Hallett for organizing the weekly lessens.

[Heather Boyd]

@burvantill this looks like so much fun! Why did this week have to converge with Christmas lols.

What brush did you use for the top blends? Yours are so effortlessly seemingly blended. I don’t if this would out right help but it be cool to know how use is formed in this climate, like Will spoke on how light particles bounce off objects.

[burvantill]

@Heather-Boyd For the blending assignment I just used the procreate brush that looks like chalk (I forget the name) and the smudge tool. I eye dropped the sample colors and colored each half of the long rectangle. Then smudged the colors together until I liked the transition.

I don’t know how the real ice was formed but it sure is cool looking. I’ll add some subtle little sparkles to the snow top. Good idea.

[braden H]

Gonna do a few more studies during my morning warmups.

If anyone's interested, this video breaks subsurface scattering into several types. I found it really helpful (but I love rules for art, not just reference )

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GkjvYSbGHg4

[NicolaSchofield]

Blending and some subsurface scattering through a bat’s wing. The tip about not having bright highlights anywhere in the translucent area was useful.

[jdubz]

Finally got some time to go through this. Really huge help on the Pinterest board!

For my scattering reference I feel like I bit off more than I shoulda with time constraints this week! But after it's all said and done I'm pretty happy with how it looks.

[Coley]

Peeps are doing some wicked awesome work. Good work everyone!

[burvantill]

@jdubz wow! well done

[burvantill]

@neschof very cool.

[braden H]

Quick one of a gummy bear head.

[braden H]

Thread for week 4

https://forum.svslearn.com/topic/8551/painting-colour-and-light-2-0-group-run-through-week-four

[Coley]

exercise 04.

I maybe should have added some light under on camera light source. I was just shading on a mulitiply layer and not adding light . Anyhow it was good practice. Some sloppy edges but I'm not aiming for total perfection on these, just practice of the general idea

[Heather Boyd]

Catching up and probably do some more - I quite enjoyed it and found it even relaxing. Getting the light touch on digital is tricky. I also like seeing the marks so I didn't go with the smudge tool. *I added 6 more.