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DIGITAL
PAINTING:
QUICK
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How to make quick, sketchy buildings in Photoshop. This tutorial is very simple - not many words, lots of pictures.
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As always, I started with a sketch, concentrating on shape and form. |
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The first layer was this green, red, blue, and gray sky. All the tones were very subtle, so that the sky would look gray without being boring. The buildings themselves have also been outlined in gray, using the Paintbrush tool, and the Airbrush for the smudgy details of windows and doors. |
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A little more colour, a little more light and shadow, all added with the Airbrush tool at a large, soft-edged setting. |
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Here I've added some sketchy trees, and the basic layout of the ground, in a dark brown shade. |
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'Snowy' highlights on the roofs have been added, using a light blue shade. I used blue instead of white to make the highlights more subtle, and more print-friendly. |
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Here's a detail of the central buildings and trees, with a blowing snow effect added with the Airbrush tool set to 3% transparency. A 'glare' has also been added to the windows with diagonal Airbrush strokes. |
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And here's Mr. Bird in the foreground. He was sketched in using layers of medium blue, green, purple, dark brown, and light blue. |
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