Comment on Lesson One by Digi-Dolphin
If it fits, it ships.
You really have grown as an artist. This is just amazing.
You really have grown as an artist. This is just amazing.
Thanks! X3 Your praise is always the best to me. Though I dunno why anyone would wanna ship brothers; oh well, not my kink.
I spent like an entire day on this thing, omg. I didn't get done until about 1am. I'm so glad I wasn't busted by my parents for being on the comp for that long.
I spent like an entire day on this thing, omg. I didn't get done until about 1am. I'm so glad I wasn't busted by my parents for being on the comp for that long.
This took you less than 24 hours? You -have- improved.
X3 I started with just the flat colors on the brothers and no background, then about twelve hours later, finished product! Although I forgot to shine up the tops of Caleb's sleeves, so I might go back to fix that later today. 
All the shading was done using a dark green on a layer and playing with filters and highlights were a light blue on another layer, also filter playing, the shadows were gradients and I grabbed new brushes to help me do the windows on the 'buildings' and the trees. The Holy World symbol was an imported vector I had done about a month back, resized (i love how vectors don't lose their clarity) and then put through a vertical grain to make it look like colored metal and embossed to really make it stand out.
I could go on all day about all the little things I did to get that background to work with me, but I dun wanna start rambling. XD though I think I already rambled quite a bit.
All the shading was done using a dark green on a layer and playing with filters and highlights were a light blue on another layer, also filter playing, the shadows were gradients and I grabbed new brushes to help me do the windows on the 'buildings' and the trees. The Holy World symbol was an imported vector I had done about a month back, resized (i love how vectors don't lose their clarity) and then put through a vertical grain to make it look like colored metal and embossed to really make it stand out.
I could go on all day about all the little things I did to get that background to work with me, but I dun wanna start rambling. XD though I think I already rambled quite a bit.
There is still much to learn but you have come a very long way.