After finishing what came out to be the previous post (2 girls in dress), I exported the file into Photoshop. Then, I selected one color of the image at a time and painted it using one of the brushes. I also used the burn + dodge tool to enhance the colors. And it came out like what you see there. It's pretty cool, I think. I always wondered how to create that flat-textured-painted look, and I ended up actually achieving it here. Well, kinda.
EDIT: Here's the close-up view of the ladies.
Hope you like it. I had fun making this.
xoxo.
EDIT: Here's the close-up view of the ladies.
Hope you like it. I had fun making this.
xoxo.
10 comments:
hey dude....thanks for the comments on my blog! you have some great stuff here! keep it coming!
Alden, thanks for stopping by my blog, I appreciate the kind words. I'm a pen and ink junkie, give me a brush and a bottle of ink and I'm good to go. Nice blog you have, I love fashion illustration, not enough going around anymore, keep up the good fight! The Filipiniana sketch you did is great, real nice. I'll be back around to see what's going on.
thanks for the kind words alden! got some real fun stuff going on, hope to see more!
great textures and definicion lines!
alden, you have definately acheived the brush look. i was convinced it was 'real brush' until i scrolledd down. I love your style of drawing. Great theme too.
cool man.
looks really good.
i like the colors
thanks for stopping by my blog
-brian
really cool stuff! your work stands out:)
very nice designs.
I had fun looking through it all.
Cheers to you,
Milenko
thanks, guys!!!
this artwork can also be seen here ...xoxo
unplanned but not unwelcome! lovin the illustrator/PS double whammy technique! Sweet stuff
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