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Tutorial for the grass: [link]
Full size is 2048x1536 Copied from Anime Paper: [link] Go there for widescreen resolution. I actually started this one before "Twist", so it remained a WIP for a while. Nausicaa is my favorite movie, and pretty much one of my first animes, before I even knew it was an anime. XD So this is my little tribute to it. Original scan: [link] Song used for some inspiration: Solarstone's remix of Conjure One's "Center of the Sun" [link] It's 100% painted from scratch with my tablet. No vectors, no special brushes, no textures. And nope, I did not use the grass brush; every strand was made with the smudge tool. But is it really grass, or is it the Ohmu's feeler things? It's up to you to decide. Seriously, at first I was stumped on how to paint the clouds and grass, but I kept at it and the result is what you see. Hopefully they somewhat resemble clouds and grass. >_> I put on the design of the dress Nausicaa wore near the end of the movie to possibly hint at something. n_n I was originally going to make the dress blue to fit the prophecy, but the pink looks better here. (And in the movie the dress starts out pink anyway, and then gets stained blue by Ohmu blood.) The wall can be flipped for those who prefer that (because of icons). Time spent: 15-20 hours PSD file size: 167mb Any comments and favs are appreciated. ^_^ If colors are too bright, maybe try adjusting monitor? |
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Took a look at the original scan, you've definitely improved upon it quite a bit.
I worked pretty hard on that grass. @_@
Both it and the clouds were killer. XD
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Ah, really, a tutorial? Hmm maybe I should sometime. Though all I did was block in main colors with an airbrush, and then use the smudge tool from the back working towards the front. (over and over!)
You know, I would like to learn how to do this stuff, but I'm not sure if I'd be able to develop the patience. I'm sure I'd get too excited halfway through and half-ass it.
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But I think I may make a tut sometime, since I've had several people ask for one.
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