Just some quick doodle/lame-colouring-in-PS work too see if I still got it.
Anyway
For once I think Ive managed to capture whatever concept/feeling I had in mind down on paper.
This is the product of two big factors in my life right now; Self loving/loathing and stagnation.
If I decide to ink this, I'll probably change it alot.
Sorrow hides under the water.
Sorrow is my only friend.
Anyway
For once I think Ive managed to capture whatever concept/feeling I had in mind down on paper.
This is the product of two big factors in my life right now; Self loving/loathing and stagnation.
If I decide to ink this, I'll probably change it alot.
Sorrow hides under the water.
Sorrow is my only friend.
Category All / All
Species Unspecified / Any
Size 725 x 1040px
File Size 153.1 kB
well , why not
It's not so hard to guess I dig those tentacles , it's even better if the picture includes chicks or even better I mean some tentacle monster thinge chick like this one.
What is especially cool in this one in my opinion;
The serpentish eyes and that big mouth with the tiny teeth :D they are lovely oh and not forget to mention the tentagrip
It's not so hard to guess I dig those tentacles , it's even better if the picture includes chicks or even better I mean some tentacle monster thinge chick like this one.
What is especially cool in this one in my opinion;
The serpentish eyes and that big mouth with the tiny teeth :D they are lovely oh and not forget to mention the tentagrip
LOL Totally said GUH out loud and I definitely sound like a bafoon. haha!
OH yeah! It took me awhile to figure it out, but it's actually really easy.
First: the best place to find them is: http://www.cgtextures.com/ Their paper and fabric sections are the best.
Second: Just bring them into PS and copy paste them onto your piece. I usually use them as overlay layers instead of multiply layers. (unless what you're working on is like.. white.. then it's better to use multiply.) After you overlay it, use hue/saturation and the light and dark sliders. Then the leveling sliders. I never have a set way that I do it, it's always different for each piece, and what fits it. I love using textures. I've become addicted to it. I'm still experimenting myself.. because I'm no pro yet >.< I would love to ask miss
how she does her work.. because ajbflangl it makes me pee my pants.
OKAYE NOW THAT I'VE WRITTEN A NOVEL.
haha :3 If I'm too confusing just tell me. I hope it makes sense... >.< lol!
<3
OH yeah! It took me awhile to figure it out, but it's actually really easy.
First: the best place to find them is: http://www.cgtextures.com/ Their paper and fabric sections are the best.
Second: Just bring them into PS and copy paste them onto your piece. I usually use them as overlay layers instead of multiply layers. (unless what you're working on is like.. white.. then it's better to use multiply.) After you overlay it, use hue/saturation and the light and dark sliders. Then the leveling sliders. I never have a set way that I do it, it's always different for each piece, and what fits it. I love using textures. I've become addicted to it. I'm still experimenting myself.. because I'm no pro yet >.< I would love to ask miss
how she does her work.. because ajbflangl it makes me pee my pants. OKAYE NOW THAT I'VE WRITTEN A NOVEL.
haha :3 If I'm too confusing just tell me. I hope it makes sense... >.< lol!
<3
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