Original Doujinshi
--Behind the Scenes--
--Behind the Scenes--
By Voracle
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A behind the scene look of how I generate my picture. If you have any advice on how I can improve, please feel free to tell me. I would like to improve my process. Thank you.
I\'m posting this to answer questions by those that wonder how an image goes from pencil to CG.
--Character Design--
>First I pencil the shapes and structure of my image. I start to finalize
the image, but I leave all lines, so it\'s a mess. (Not Shown)
>Next, I apply a new sheet of paper over the image on my lighted table and
trace the lines with a pen. I can change and finalize lines as I wish. I can
also drastically change objects and fix errors in this stage too.
>I can finish here and scan or I can plan out the color formation if I\'m not
lazy (Shown)
>Then I use PS tools to clean up my image into crisp black lines. (There are
tutorials out there for doing this)
>I start by coloring the base colors, and add different layers of shadows and
highlights as my color plan tells me.
>After I have the hair colored I start to blend the lines into the hair. The
color lines make for a \'softer\' natural look ^_^. I also blend here and there
depending on what I want.
>At this stage, I start to inspect the image, and fix anything I want to
fix.
>Finally, I add lighting, accessories (sword), and effects as necessary.
>I output my image to generate the wall.
>Wallpaper tutorials are out there
^_^
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looks nice
i cant comment on the process im new to drawwing so
i geus everyone has his own way
though i think the light table is a handy tool i wish i had
Light table(box) is sold at Walmart in the Arts/Crafts section for $30 ^_^
WAHHH!!!!
Just something I need!!!! Weee!!!! I'll take this into
consideration one day when I have tons of time to play around with PS!!
very cool pics and informative too! this is neat! i also never trhought about the light table...the eyes would be esier that way.....