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WitchDoctor Processby *Mr--Jack

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Mostly I'm just putting this up because I really liked the initial sketch, but here we go anyway

Adobe Photoshop CS4, about 8 or 9 hours, final overlay texture from cgtextures.com. Pretty much all painted with a hard round brush, with size/opacity set to pen pressure.
Final size - 5k px tall; closeup here at 50% full size.

Final's up here -

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~Iliketoplayinthedirt Sep 6, 2012 Student Digital Artist

I absolutely love drawing like this where the different stages of completion are shown. It just means so much more somehow, like I now know how much effort was put into every step.

~ichimarunef Mar 30, 2012 Hobbyist General Artist

Awesome, thanks for sharing all those process

*ArsonDadko Nov 11, 2011 Professional Digital Artist

Do you paint on a single layer?

~Exphrasis Aug 20, 2011 Student Digital Artist

hey man been a while

Was just looking back at this tut for some help and was wondering, between step 3 and 4, have you worked a bit more on the line art or did you just continue painting and added some line works ' on the fly ' on some important edges ? Not sure if my question is clear...
Thanks for all your tutorials btw, really helps !

*Mr--Jack Oct 5, 2011 Professional

No, I didn't really do any re-working of the lines - I may have done some slight re-definition but mostly all of it is still what was there in step 3 - I've just painted the background in now so it looks like the lines are more pronounced.

Cheers!

~Exphrasis Oct 5, 2011 Student Digital Artist

Alright thanks again

Thanks to this I made my own version of the witch doctor hehe.

Cheers

*Keilink Jul 15, 2011

It's impressive that you use almost no linearts comparing to the precision of the final render.

Awesome work

~curlpop Mar 11, 2011 Student Filmographer

wow look at the first gesture! What a stunner!

*Mr--Jack Mar 29, 2011 Professional

Thankyou!

~PigeonKill Dec 23, 2010

Thanks for the step by step tut

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