Reply With QuoteT hanks for the links too, Mouse
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T hanks for the links too, Mouse
This is such a cool project Tenia and it's shaping up really beautifully already!
You're welcomeOriginally Posted by - JO -
@ both of you - remember that you can change the scale of a fill to suit, and that when you are doing a lot of post processing in PS or GIMP you can cover or reveal as much of the texture as pleases you
Sometimes a base texture just serves to break up the blank space so its not so hard to get to work on it all.
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Thanks for the tips
I applied a stone wall texture I found, a bit distorded, even if I think I projected the teture correctly (I learned that the orientation of the texture model is very important here) and not really fit the overall style (even in B&W)
castle-azulhoc-texture-walls1.jpg
So I used it as a guideline (as I made for the roofs), begun to draw only some bricks like JO did in his Mostar Bridge, and ended drawing almost all the stones with a dotted brush :
castle-azulhoc-dotted-walls1.jpg
I am going in the right direction ?
Wow, beautiful!!
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Lol, what a question. Yes, most definitely, it looks amazing so far.
Definitely yes ! It’s full of promises !
Very good idea, the dotted brush...
Looking nice. I think the stone on the black and white version looks consistent with the rest of the castle.
Thanks !
The walls are finished, some watercolor tests. I'am pretty happy with the rooftops, the walls are perhaps too wellow (a mix of mustard and warm grey) and the interior buildings need improvement...
castle-azulhoc-6.jpeg
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