ALWAYS THINK IN LAYERS
I thought you might get a kick out of this little video tutorial on building an illustration in multiple layers. One reason I came to work this way was because of how shots are done in feature films in Hollywood. To get the most control, every highlight, shadow or puff of smoke might have its own layer. While that's going a bit overboard, there are some interesting ways layers can be used in Illustration to make life easier and give more control over the final result.
This image combines 3D and 2D elements, but is all finished in TVpaint.
ALWAYS THINK IN LAYERS
Let me know what you think.
Illustration in Layers (Quick video tutorial)
Illustration in Layers (Quick video tutorial)
Terrence Walker
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- Sierra Rose
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Re: Illustration in Layers (Quick video tutorial)
I agree. I'm not even a professional and I find having everything on layers sooooooooo much easier!
One does learn to navigate the stack of layers fairly quickly after a bit and color coding them helps too.
One does learn to navigate the stack of layers fairly quickly after a bit and color coding them helps too.
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Re: Illustration in Layers (Quick video tutorial)
This is SO 90s...artfx wrote:Let me know what you think.
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Re: Illustration in Layers (Quick video tutorial)
Heheh I don't think I even learned the value of layers in general until 2001 or so.malcooning wrote:This is SO 90s...artfx wrote:Let me know what you think.
Terrence Walker
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