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WitchDoctor Process
By Mr--Jack
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Mostly I'm just putting this up because I really liked the initial sketch, but here we go anyway 
Adobe Photoshop CS4, about 8 or 9 hours, final overlay texture from cgtextures.com. Pretty much all painted with a hard round brush, with size/opacity set to pen pressure.
Final size - 5k px tall; closeup here at 50% full size.
Final's up here -
Thanks!
Adobe Photoshop CS4, about 8 or 9 hours, final overlay texture from cgtextures.com. Pretty much all painted with a hard round brush, with size/opacity set to pen pressure.
Final size - 5k px tall; closeup here at 50% full size.
Final's up here -
Thanks!
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Nice nice nice!
Thank you, these are super helpful!
I absolutely love drawing like this where the different stages of completion are shown. It just means so much more somehow, like I now know how much effort was put into every step.
Awesome, thanks for sharing all those process 
Do you paint on a single layer?
hey man been a while
Was just looking back at this tut for some help and was wondering, between step 3 and 4, have you worked a bit more on the line art or did you just continue painting and added some line works ' on the fly ' on some important edges ? Not sure if my question is clear...
Thanks for all your tutorials btw, really helps !
Was just looking back at this tut for some help and was wondering, between step 3 and 4, have you worked a bit more on the line art or did you just continue painting and added some line works ' on the fly ' on some important edges ? Not sure if my question is clear...
Thanks for all your tutorials btw, really helps !
No, I didn't really do any re-working of the lines - I may have done some slight re-definition but mostly all of it is still what was there in step 3 - I've just painted the background in now so it looks like the lines are more pronounced.
Cheers!
Cheers!
Alright thanks again
Thanks to this I made my own version of the witch doctor hehe.
Cheers
Thanks to this I made my own version of the witch doctor hehe.
Cheers
It's impressive that you use almost no linearts comparing to the precision of the final render.
Awesome work
Awesome work
wow look at the first gesture! What a stunner!
Thankyou!
Thanks for the step by step tut
you're welcome
if i am HALF as good as you one day, i will die happy. I'm lovin the original sketch too!!!
hehe
Thank you
Thank you
very nice & I agree that initial sketch is pure gold!
Thanks man!
Cool, I love seeing other artists' process. Looooove the lighting.
Thanks!
I'm liking the skull makeup on the head.
thankyou!
Pretty large work. Does larger canvas makes it easier to draw better? (
sry for english)
sry for english)
Not really; in fact, being bigger means you have to be tighter with your details usually, but I always like to know that if I wanted to print it out at a decent size then I could, which gets awkward at smaller resolutions.
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