
Step 1: Rough sketch for client review.
I use mechanical pencil and recycled sketch paper, and a big eraser.
Step 3: Revised rough sketch after client input
Step 3: Clean lines with basic background coloring for visualization.
For lines I use a .01 micron black pen on top of the pencils, then fade the sketches when necessary with a gum eraser. Finally, I scan it in and adjust the levels to bring out the ink lines. The coloring here was done with a basic airbrush and was later scrapped when I actually started coloring.
Step 4: Character colors for client review
Colors done in Corel Painter IX using custom brushes.
(Steps 5-8 ????)
Finally, profit!
Finished product coloring done in Painter, background done in Photoshop CS3 using some custom brushes, screens, filters and textures. And lens flare. Can't forget the lens flare.
I use mechanical pencil and recycled sketch paper, and a big eraser.
Step 3: Revised rough sketch after client input
Step 3: Clean lines with basic background coloring for visualization.For lines I use a .01 micron black pen on top of the pencils, then fade the sketches when necessary with a gum eraser. Finally, I scan it in and adjust the levels to bring out the ink lines. The coloring here was done with a basic airbrush and was later scrapped when I actually started coloring.
Step 4: Character colors for client reviewColors done in Corel Painter IX using custom brushes.
(Steps 5-8 ????)
Finally, profit!Finished product coloring done in Painter, background done in Photoshop CS3 using some custom brushes, screens, filters and textures. And lens flare. Can't forget the lens flare.

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