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Zaxamara Stone WIP: Part Three

October 2nd, 2009

I don’t expect I’ll be updating the WIPs nearly this frequently throughout most of the process, but the early stages have many extreme changes worth mentioning.

 

WIP:  Part Three:  Palette fix & resketching

 

Zaxamara Stone3

 

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Fixing the colours by playing with saturation and photo filters.  In the original sketch the figure would have been falling over, so I fixed her balance issue and general composition.  Still lots of white spots.  Part Four will be more detailed colour blocking on the verge of shading, then the long and tedious fun begins.  You probably won’t see Part Five for a long while.

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Zaxamara Stone WIP: Part Two

September 29th, 2009

Done in the same day as the sketch.  Very freeing, fun part of the painting process.  Essentially dabbing enough blobs to roughly cover the canvas in more or less the right base colours I’ll be using.

 

WIP:  Part Two:  Colour blocking

 

Zaxamara Stone 2

 

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Like I said, this part is really just scribbling out some general colours to start up the palette.  Everything is still very flat and lifeless, and there’s no detail to speak of.

 

Part One

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Zaxamara Stone WIP: Part One

September 29th, 2009

I posted this one already with yesterday’s thoughty gobbet, but I think it bears repeating just to have a complete set by the end. I’m going to post periodic work in progress updates of my big paintings, starting with Zaxamara Stone. You’ll be able to watch the process the whole way through.

 

WIP: Part One: Sketch

 

Zaxamara Stone

 

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Pretty self explanatory. The final sketch that I’ll be painting over.  It took me about an hour of doodling and fiddling and reshaping things (Liquify tool is addicting) until it turned out like this.  Used a few google images references for the dragon’s head and the figure’s pose.

 

Part Two

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