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Making Of 'Scythe Wolf'

By Robert Chang
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Date Added: 9th December 2009
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This painting was time-consuming and a lot of hard work. I made sure to save every step so you can all share the pain I went through. Muwahahaha!

I start with a sketch(Photoshop--no particular reason. I can draw in both Photoshop and Painter).

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I lay down some basic colors. The drawing is kept on a Multiply layer in Photoshop.

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I block in the shadows in another Multiply layer, trying to capture the general lighting and feel for the piece. (Up to this point, it's all Photoshop.)

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(ID: 111454, pid: 0) VIC on Wed, 25 April 2012 7:02am
Your painting is wonderful. I have looked everywhere for the custom brushes you used on the wolves fur. Have you posted them here?
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