time to polinate color test
Added 2018-10-20 00:30:40 +0000 UTCok so today i was cleaning up the line work for 5 other folio images trying to get as much done as possible. i had the whole 8 image folio open and i kept glancing over this one as i worked. now i have already posted the finished pencil image with the actual pencil work and i quite liked the effect....however. i was unsure how much of her pencil texture would stay shown when i painted and if that would be a good effect. with the other images that i will post shortly i did the initial sketch, printed it out, made corrections then scanned back in to finish up.... i feel i could print out again and do some pencil renderings but i am not sure if that would be the most efficient method if none of the pencil rendering enhances the image. so i did a quick paint out of the model part and uploaded it to see what you all think
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sorry for my rambling comment. yes i did want to know 1 do you like the pencil 2 should it show in the final 3 does it show in this one based on your reply i think i should hold off on the "pencil rendered" image because i think it will work better with a flat color instead of a 3d paint over. with a flat color the pencil marks with be more visible. with this image, they are lost. so that means with this particular workflow, doing a render in pencil is wasted effort. therefore a more efficient workflow will be 1 pose 2 render 3 sketch 4 print 5 gesture fix 6 scan 7 polish 8 under painting 9 polish
Hatton Slayden
2018-10-20 23:24:50 +0000 UTCokay.... wait. Once again. In english, please. You want to know if we like the pencil work? Yes i personally do. If we think the pencil work should show in the final image? That depends. If it works in this specific image? Not very much but it's one heck of a WIP so i don't really know what you have in mind as an end result. (see "that depends" before)
Simone Spinozzi
2018-10-20 21:43:22 +0000 UTC
