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anzelSketches, inks, and value in Paint Tool Sai; post-work in Photoshop.
NOTES: Print #4 was a real challenge. I'm not kidding, I spent at least two days of work on that armor, and that work included a brief period where I actually teared up and lightly kicked my desk in frustration. But I came out of it and now she's done! ♥ This will appear in the interior pages of the 2nd edition of the Guild Leader's Companion.
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Category Artwork (Digital) / Fantasy
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Size 557 x 720px
File Size 471 kB
Believe me, Epic Slant Press is always very good to me and they are amazing to work with. (Okay, Anzel is. He's the only one I deal with directly but he's awesome!) The images are all for donators (and a few of us involved in the process) for getting this book printed, which is part of a series on general gaming principles. This one's about being the leader of a guild in any game. It's a great read.
http://www.epicslantpress.com
http://www.epicslantpress.com
I really like this - the big heavy contour line and the sepia-tinted monochrome are really beautiful! - but I also really appreciate you talking about how long this took. Sometimes I feel like I'm the only one who dumps all this time into stuff, and my stuff isn't quite as nice as yours!
Thank you! ♥ The contour line and sepia tones were both added in post but they're what people seem to like the most (that rhymed, oi). :D The original B&W will be good for the interior of the book, but I like to spice the prints up before I post them online.
It's good to know I'm not the only one. Sometimes I just get so frustrated that I can't be like some artists I know who can turn out amazing work in three or four hours. I'm just too much of a perfectionist and I also have a lot of room for improvement, so I can wind up spending 8 extra hours in frustration just trying to get something right.
It's good to know I'm not the only one. Sometimes I just get so frustrated that I can't be like some artists I know who can turn out amazing work in three or four hours. I'm just too much of a perfectionist and I also have a lot of room for improvement, so I can wind up spending 8 extra hours in frustration just trying to get something right.
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