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The mane and tail is still in the rough stage. But this is my first piece using my ugee drawing tablet :D I am still doing lighting and other things. Shading is still a WIP as well If you have any brush recommendations please let me know! |
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This is just where i will post some random pieces and ask for feedback on how i am doing with my art! I would also love to know which tier im in:) . . Here are a couple pieces . . . . I will add more pieces as i finish then:) |
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Maybe tone down the horses purple hue in the first one? It's really cool, but putting me of slightly. :) |
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I tried absolutly everything to get the purple to go away but nothing worked:') I defintly will try and mess with the hue and staturation next time i do a grey horse
Luckshan Breeding said:
Maybe tone down the horses purple hue in the first one? It's really cool, but putting me of slightly. :)
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Yeah, I feel ya. Tints and hues are so hard to work with XD |
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That is why i dispise working with grey/white horses xD but i will still do them for pieces if i think it will look better for the background
Summer Field Stables said:
Yeah, I feel ya. Tints and hues are so hard to work with XD
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I absolutely adore that second one! It does look a little disconnected from the background, which is a problem I have as well-I usually make another background layer, put it over top of the horse, blend it all into a blur, and then erase everything but what's actually on the horse. I then adjust the opacity until it looks a little more integrated. Usually helps, thought I'd share! |
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I absolutely adore that second one! It does look a little disconnected from the background, which is a problem I have as well-I usually make another background layer, put it over top of the horse, blend it all into a blur, and then erase everything but what's actually on the horse. I then adjust the opacity until it looks a little more integrated. Usually helps, thought I'd share! |
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Thank you! I will defintly try that:)
Elverhi Elite said:
I absolutely adore that second one! It does look a little disconnected from the background, which is a problem I have as well-I usually make another background layer, put it over top of the horse, blend it all into a blur, and then erase everything but what's actually on the horse. I then adjust the opacity until it looks a little more integrated. Usually helps, thought I'd share!
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Tier three. Until you have your hair hand-drawn, lighting sorted out, and layer merging down, i'd stay there :) |
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Crisp, Clear, and Cool
