Dennys82 coloring process - wet acrylics&pencils basic
A simple example of my own digital coloring technique with Corel Painter X using wet acrylics, pencils, detail blender and FX glow. By the way, this is not made as tutorial but as simple demonstration for everyone wants to see an easy and faster cover painting method. All the contents are under copyrights and trademark of their respective owners.
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Comment by Carlo Sitaro on August 3, 2009 at 7:11am -
Thank you Thomas. There are some people, like me, that have some memory lacks that's why I develop through writing as first step. My "special power" is visionary so, it's very easy for me and all people like me choose the exact colors tone (both in classic and digital way) very faster. I, simply was born for this but I can certainly tell you, in my basic experiences, that everybody (me inclusive) must pay attention in digital colors cause we work in RGB and all lightning effects or particular fluorescent...colors are not the same in print phase (RGB have an extra non-natural attitude cause give to much additional proprieties on screen). I always suggest to work on separate layers expecially for lights effects so you can modify separately using Photoshop in CMYK mode. This is useful for a printing preview on screen (a CRT Philips lightframe is perfect for this, unfortunately lcd technology as Lacie 320, basic for artworker is too much expansive). In this case I've lost very less in terms of light and I can say to be pretty satisfied about final result on paper/cardboard...
However i'm glad that you enjoy! ;-)
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Comment by Thomas The Innkeeper on August 3, 2009 at 6:04am - dude the colors are insane on this!
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Comment by Carlo Sitaro on August 2, 2009 at 12:04am
- By the way, my intentions are not to make a tutorial but a simple example about one of many digital coloring aspects, I hope this will be useful for someone...
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