06-18-2024, 02:14 AM
I remember doing Amit Dutta exercise not a bad exercise i personally remember using a texture combination of brush to do them specially to get some effect for rock and vegetation you get fast silhouette that save time.
When it come to environment i am a newbie i can't lie. I think your approach is more toward happy accident and using scale to save time. Do you resize them or do you work at that scale? Just asking because otherwise it might be hard to control the brush at such size.
For the why you don't spend much time on each well it two color notan unless you try to be intentional about injecting subject matter that read you just move since you rely on happy accident. So you can always try to plan for a specific ''idea'' that make it more challenging for sure.
I remember i was doing those but i was focusing on a specific fundamental of composition. You can find at page 11 of my sketch starting at the post #216 to #309 i even had a few chat with Amit Dutta
So i definitively recommend you check it out maybe you can get some nugget of information that might be useful to you.
When it come to environment i am a newbie i can't lie. I think your approach is more toward happy accident and using scale to save time. Do you resize them or do you work at that scale? Just asking because otherwise it might be hard to control the brush at such size.
For the why you don't spend much time on each well it two color notan unless you try to be intentional about injecting subject matter that read you just move since you rely on happy accident. So you can always try to plan for a specific ''idea'' that make it more challenging for sure.
I remember i was doing those but i was focusing on a specific fundamental of composition. You can find at page 11 of my sketch starting at the post #216 to #309 i even had a few chat with Amit Dutta
So i definitively recommend you check it out maybe you can get some nugget of information that might be useful to you.