Work in Progress I am doing for a CG Challege over at Conceptart.org. You can join the contest too, really interesting subject. Here's my entry. Click the Title to go to the link.
Here's the more serious take on the "Got Milk?" Ad, the inspiration behind Jamukha's got milk.
I rarely do fine arts as it really takes a while to do, this one takes me so much time. Firstly because while I was painting I am capturing video as well, too much for my PC though. Yes, I am creating a video tutorial, so you guys can see how this painting is done and see the real tricks I do. Comments and Critics are welcome. I'll be uploading the video tutorial this weekend. I am still contemplating whether to have a voice over or just plain video. Click the title to view larger image or just go to my gallery.
It has been two months since I re-launched my site and more than 25,000 visits so I think it's about time to formally introduce myself. I have added an About page just to have a little info about me as the author of this site and manager of its contents. You can YM or MSN me too if you want to have a little chat about art, tutorial and stuffs!
I just recently finished the literature of my new tutorial entitled "Making of Red Assassin". You will learn some trick of how to paint the dress foldings and prints on the dress using Warp mode and many more! Visit the link here or visit my tutorial page for complete more details.
I’ve known Xiaman for more than a decade now. We at Micronet were pioneers in the 3D at that time. Our company was the first 3D game developer in the Philippines 12 years ago, but time had past so many great artist had emerge since then. However, Xiaman’s works are still outstanding among others because of his skills, creativity and ingenuity at work. His dedication and excellence in animation and 3D modeling has led him to work in Micronet Japan were he had spent few years creating cool stuffs. Below are some of one of his works. Click the featured gallery for more of his 2D and 3D works. To visit Xiaman's home page click here.
Jamukha study and rendering •Date: 19.04.2008
•Blog Post: 75
Here's a close-up look at the vector artwork with pencil study. My basic goal is to achieve a jelly like surface for Jamukha using gradient and mesh tools in Adobe Illustrator. The biggest challenge is making the beam of light because vector always produce sharp edges, this work is created using combination of gradient, mesh objects, preset brush tools, transparency masking and all the trick in my hat! All will be dealt in the coming tutorial, still have to find time to write it though
Here's another piece I just finished entitled "Jamukha, Got Milk?"
The idea came from my friend, I said I was doing a digital painting and he thought I was doing an alien, I said no but it's a good idea so here it is!
The artwork is done using Adobe Illustrator CS2 with Wacom Tablet. I am currently doing an advance tutorial about this piece. Actually almost all the techniques I know in Illustrator is applied here so if you guys want to learn check my tutorials.
I am proud to present to you yet another very good and very informative digital painting tutorial. Presenting digital painting of Michael Jordan by Tommy S. Read his comprehensive tutorial in Photoshop with lots of tips and tricks in digital painting with fine details. Please click the title or go to tutorial page for full tutorial. Thanks Tom for contributing a very useful tutorial. See more of his work in the gallery section of the featured artist, click here
I am currently doing an advance character designsing in Adobe Illustrator. Attached here is a teaser look. Remember this is vector illustration not pixels, therefore what is expected in the tutorial are techniques in combining elements and functions in Adobe Illustrator. Also Tommy will have the part 2 of Michael Jordan digital painting. So do check my tutorials!
