Here's a demo I did for my BYU class showing how to handle Lambert reflections in "sculpting" a character.
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Needs salt, though.
Wow...gorgeous and incredible! It looks so real.
ReplyDeleteDaaaaannng! This is a great image. I I hope to one day take one of your classes.
ReplyDeleteThis is really awesome Sam!
ReplyDeleteThis looks so great!!
ReplyDeleteLike drawing the negative space. I love how many different ways there are to see.
ReplyDeleteAwesome! :)
ReplyDeleteMore of these, please, and more art inspired by your wife's poetry. Peace and all good things for you in art and in life.
ReplyDeleteSincerely,
Diane Solis
Hi Sam,
ReplyDeleteI read a while ago what brush you used with modifications, but I couldn't remember. I know it's a pencil 2B in corel painter, but you modified it to blend better, correct?
Thank you everyone!
ReplyDeleteAnonymous: Do you remember how the brush was used? This was all done in photoshop, but I made a brush that is similar to my modified 2b pencil.
The 2b pencil modification in Painter I just change it to "Cover" instead of "Buildup" and make sure the subcategory is "Soft Cover."