Layoot

Been a long time since I posted on here due to work, but I've decided to get some of my stuff up. I'll be mostly posting layouts, still have to decide on which ones since I have so many.

Lesson 4

Lesson 4 of the painting tutorials, I had some issues with this one, not only because painting glass is something I rarely do, but also because the file became corrupted and I lost my work. After that it threw me back a bit, got distracted by other things, and finally went and redid it. It was definitely a challenge, and I feel it could probably use more work, but I'm going to move on for now. Maybe I'll come back later and try to improve.

Work!

Here's something a little different, some rooms I had to draw out and paint for some freelance I did. Was a short amount of time so had to be done rather quickly, an hour on each room or so but turned out pretty nice in the end.

Layouted

Another layout quickly painted up, this one ended up being more cartoony, but I still like the look. It took a bit longer than the last one when I ran into not knowing what to put in the painting problems, but it was all resolved, in total I'll say 4.5 maybe. It definitely showed me some things I can improve on, which is always good, in the end it was nice practice.

Quick BG Paint

Here's a quick painting of a mountain cave I did, it's part practice part having to learn to do more than just character paintings. I think I only spent around 3 hours on it, was hoping to be faster but started testing out different things just to see how it would look. In the end i liked it for the amount of work I put into it, and will definitely be trying to improve on the next one.

Truck Rotation

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Just a quick rotation of the truck model I have going, along with, i guess a re-construction you could call it. Wanted to make sure people could see the under laying work, so it rebuilds itself in a way, just so you can see it all.

Lesson 3

Lesson 3, reflections and warping and all kinds of complicated. It's funny how I've been realizing how little I actually paint realistic textures and objects, compared to my usual creatures. As stated this one was about painting reflections for different types of textures, each object with its own separate behavior. It should be noted that the BG is supplied and that I didn't paint it, but the rest was, what took the longest was the wood, I originally meant to make it stone with a gem at the top, but it just didn't look right.