J.A.C Design
Tuesday, 21 April 2020
Tuesday, 14 April 2020
Greyscale Comp
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I decided to go with my first thumbnail |
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A simple background made with a radial gradient and lines coming out from the middle smudged and set to screen |
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went back to the flat colour under the fist linework |
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and repainted with a clipping mask so I don't go past the lines |
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added a bit more grey to the top and smudged it |
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slowly putting everything together |
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redrew the graph and pieces flying out |
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add some flat colour |
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added value utilizing clipping mask |
Wednesday, 8 April 2020
Tuesday, 17 March 2020
Storyboard Colour
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Beneath both the flat colour layer and line work I would colour in the background |
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when doing the colouring I would us the eyedropper tool to sample between colours with a square brush |
Tuesday, 10 March 2020
Storyboard Thumbnails
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For my sequence I decided to do a sparring session between Ryu and Ken (Street Fighter) I started off by roughly sketching out my thumbnails on paper |
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I then roughly redrew the frames in photoshop using these for my under-sketches |
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Using my second frame as an example, I made a copy of the initial sketch and refined it. Adjusting various parts of the drawing as I go |
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To begin my process of adding value I use a square brush to loosely lay grey under the sketch. |
Tuesday, 11 February 2020
Monday, 10 February 2020
Tuesday, 4 February 2020
Storyboard Thumbnails & Line art
Tuesday, 28 January 2020
Grayscale Study
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Reference image used for Exercise |
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Tracing of reference image |
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Using a square brush I applied a rough background |
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Utilizing the same square brush I began roughly placing some value, attempting to target the darker areas of the image first. |
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Refining and trying to tighten up edges. |
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Turned off the line work layer and continued to refine the image, switching sometimes to a fine round brush zooming in and trying to get some areas sharper.
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