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Digital painting Step by step

Step by step by MICHAL LISOWSKI Digital Painter Warsaw, Poland

How to Draw Isometric Art Using a Hex Grid | Illustrator Tutorial

A great lesson on how to Isometric Art !

Drawing Materials - Everything to get started drawing

Draw texture : Draw light, color and shadow : How to paint in photoshop Rocks How to draw materials  Stream # 71: How to Draw Icons

Step by step how to draw water

How to draw water ( sea ) Yeah, I know, lately I can not keep pace with the tutorials, but fortunately soon someone will come to my rescue! Today I want to talk about WATER. I was thinking of dividing the tutorial into two parts: the first, how to make water from the outside, for example, to represent seas, lakes, waves, while the second will analyze the close effects and how the light refines on objects through the water. So let's start with a standard color chart, blue, in my case composed of B00, B02, BG05 and BG07. At some point I went from B to BG because I like to have a green or violet note when I do the water. The concept is based on two levels of work, a bit like the tutorial of wood texture: first a base, in the case of water, shaded from light to darker to deepen, and then the volumes given by the ripples of the waves on the water. As you can see, the left column indicates the gradient of the base and the right wave the texture of the waves. Let ...

Artist of the day - Wei Feng

Wei Feng Concept designer, illustration artist from ShangHai, China, 14 years painting career Here is some of videos tutorials show the techniques and the process of coloring character and environment from an Asian master Wei Feng Copyright ©Wei Feng

Tonko School House #13: Dice Tsutsumi and Robert Kondo talk about painting demo

Robert and Dice developed this course in order to teach young artists to use existing techniques and methods of working with color in their own works.

Color Theory

This is a poster I have created for my classroom to aid in teaching Color Theory. Please feel free to print for personal or educational use. Thank you  Seth Wilson