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søndag 23. juni 2013

Muzafr drawing step by step

Here is a step by step post on how I made the dragon drawing. 
I used GIMP as a program. A lot of layers were used to make this image so this is a bit simplified.

 Step 1: 
Sketch out the idea with the things needed for the image. 
In this case the idea was: "Dragon on hill having defeated helicopter".
Drawing out limbs and joints.
I used a large airbrush to make this.
Step 2: 
Create a new layer and draw on top of the sketch.
 This time I used a smaller airbrush
Spent a lot more time focusing on anatomy this time.

Step 3:
A third layer, this using a pencil with a small size in an attempt to make it as clear as possible.

Step 4:
Add color. Be careful when using paint bucket.

 Step 5:
Copy the layer and make the new one all gray. 
Then you can go ahead and add shadow and light.
 Step 6:
I used shadow and light in two different layers, 
but here they are combined.
 Step 7:
Use the grayscale layer as overlay and see how it affects the color layer.
 Step 8:
Add background shadows and details.
 Step 9:
For the background I had several layers.
1. Create a gradient with blue/teal to create a background sky.
2. Airbrush with a white/gray color to make clouds.
3. A third layer to make the hill the dragon is standing on.
4. Magic marker the hill and use one of the special (clouds, grass, spots) brushes on a low opacity to get a sandy texture.
5. Add shadows and wreckage.
6. Add the sand that comes when the dragon flaps its wings.  Remember that sand in the air creates shade on the ground.

There you go guys. The steps for making a dragon on a hill picture.

fredag 9. mars 2012

A firebreathing dragon


Within the deserts of Ankrahmun, there is often the chance of meeting the occasional fire breathing dragon. It is adviseable to carry a shield, though not a wooden one.


tirsdag 24. januar 2012

A Beholder for Wednesday



In Dungeons and Dragons, they are called Beholders.
In Tibia, they are called Bonelords.
In World of Warcraft, they are known as Floating Eyes.

One thing is for certain, they got a lot of eyes, a lot of teeth, and they are not nice.