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Timelapse Lezard
By Deevad
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This picture is the result from a video timelapse I made in 2009 ( 2 years ago ) on internet as a proof of concept - A demo of my chaotic technic with the FLOSS Alchemy, a demo of my ability to do digital painting with 100% Free and Libre open source software on Linux, and also the ability to do the video editing and publishing with a 100% Floss workflow.
The picture and the video are in the Creative-Commons 'By' attribution. Witch mean you can do what you want with it as long as you attribute the original picture to me.
On deviant art, I place the full-res ; 3141 x1959 px ; enjoy !
Video tutorial ( vimeo ) and more info on a dedicated page on my blog : [link]
The picture and the video are in the Creative-Commons 'By' attribution. Witch mean you can do what you want with it as long as you attribute the original picture to me.
On deviant art, I place the full-res ; 3141 x1959 px ; enjoy !
Video tutorial ( vimeo ) and more info on a dedicated page on my blog : [link]
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have you seen the 3d model someone made of this?
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Thx for Chaos&Evolutions !
About speedpainting, I think it's just normal painting workflow done in a dirty way to burn 'cleaning' steps; so you just have to do normal painting, and try to minimise the number of brush strokes , and keep painting more straightforward. For sure, best speedpainters are usually very very good 'normal' painters . i'm still learning a lot about it.
About speedpainting, I think it's just normal painting workflow done in a dirty way to burn 'cleaning' steps; so you just have to do normal painting, and try to minimise the number of brush strokes , and keep painting more straightforward. For sure, best speedpainters are usually very very good 'normal' painters . i'm still learning a lot about it.
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