Chaos & Evolutions Open Movie Workshop: 03 Alchemy

This video is the third from the Open Movie workshop DVD : "Chaos&Evolutions" .

"Chaos&Evolutions" covers all aspects to create advanced digital paintings, concept art, character design, creature design, environments, illustrations and model sheets. Seven main tutorial videos are devoted to teach the best tips and tricks about digital sketching, drawing, Alchemy, coloring, painting, finishing and creating model sheets. And eight additional videos will present you more than 20 hours of full timelapse in HD (1440x896) minimalisticly commented to let you free to explore and learn the part you are interrested in.

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Category:

Film & Animation

Tags:

• digital
• painting
• alchemy
• anatomy
• chaos
• evolutions

[RagnaDragonis]

did you use a mouse to make this or a tablet?

[loveablemoggy]

Now this is what they should have taught me in college, about figure proportion and everything. Gosh, yes. I've been struggling for so long, but this just solved it in an instant. Thanks for invalidating the last few years of effort. lol

[RWSignature]

@RagnaDragonis This was most likely done on a very expensive tablet.

[Excyis]

@RagnaDragonis I assume the tablet was used.

[enriqueowens616]

I want this video on my C205 unit.

[binbashLinuxAhole]

wow the guy is using Ubuntu. Amazing...

[hlayala]

@RagnaDragonis tablet

[shadowconcert]

so you must draw the penis before the pants? that makes since, i guess.....

[TheSunShineGangWoW]

i figured out if i just make "random" movements with my mouse and create "random" shapes u can begin to put stuff together and ideas come to you while doing it easilly, granted they are no way near as good as this stuff but its a start :)

[STuW1e]

so fucking the best tutorial i ever seen of digital draw !!!!!

[RiddlesInHell]

@RagnaDragonis He is using a tablet, as can be seen by the somewhat shaky mouse movement when selecting the color for the eyes.

@matijatu Yes it is, although it is admittedly quite a bit harder and requires an entirely different stile of drawing (in general it is more subtractive than additive)