Reply With QuoteI had the Sam though when i was seeing your brushes. Your style of Rendering is the oposite of mine, more softer edges and shadings.Originally Posted by vorropohaiah
Love the brushes. Reminds me, Need to do some more of own
I had the Sam though when i was seeing your brushes. Your style of Rendering is the oposite of mine, more softer edges and shadings.
Beautiful brushes. I know what you mean about feeling the pen in your hand. I recently tried to draw some maps directly in Photoshop.It turned out to be quite challenging and I still prefer to work with the traditional medium. I just have to practice more I suppose to get the "feel of the tablet".^^
Using brushes in Photoshop the way you do seems very tedious and difficult to me. How do you avoid the overlapping? Do you erase the unwanted bits keeping the brushes on separate layers? Your maps look entirely hand-drawn, if I did not know it, I would not suspect the use of brushes. I truly admire your work and techniques.
When i have some time a can Upload a step-by-step about my workflow.
The new set of mountains i done were actually harder-edged... i used a few but they looked different-enough that i decided against using them too much.
A step-by-step would be nice
Actually I was referring to the shadowside of your mountains, they are looking a lot softer/difuse than my hardedge lines in the shadows. I guess my english-skills did mixed the message up. I think I use them more in a painterly style than you, filling a lot of the map with mountains, icons, symbols and so on. Well perhaps more collage/Puzzle than painting. But I slowly want to get into color rendering of maps.The new set of mountains i done were actually harder-edged... i used a few but they looked different-enough that i decided against using them too much.
A step-by-step would be nice
A Step-by_Step would be simply how I build up a system of Brushes, about the different angles of the endings and how to number the variations to have a decent set.
No I got you, I meant just that - the scan of my new set of mountains ended up with a lot sharper/blockier shading which didn't fit in, but I think I'm still looking for my 'style'. Seems pike you've found yours
Those are some nice looking brushes Schwarzkreuz.
Cheers,
-Arsheesh
Thank you. At this Moment i try to improove my Set with different types of plants, so there will Be nö more Clone Tree armies anymore
The trees are finished, now i want to trying the treething. I Hope i understand it fast to integrate my own trees into it.
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