Creating a Satyr Using Layer Styles in Photoshop
Offered By: LinkedIn Learning
Course Description
Overview
Learn how to use Photoshop's digital painting toolset and layer styles to create fine art and concept drawings of fantasy creatures.
Photoshop is a great tool for creature creators. You can use it to create composites, or use its digital painting toolset, as shown here, to create fine art and concept drawings. In this course, artist Rayce Bird takes a hand-drawn sketch and brings it to life in Photoshop, showing how to use one particular feature, layer styles, to make interesting and realistic textures for a well-known fantasy creature: a satyr.
Photoshop is a great tool for creature creators. You can use it to create composites, or use its digital painting toolset, as shown here, to create fine art and concept drawings. In this course, artist Rayce Bird takes a hand-drawn sketch and brings it to life in Photoshop, showing how to use one particular feature, layer styles, to make interesting and realistic textures for a well-known fantasy creature: a satyr.
Syllabus
Introduction
- Welcome
- Using the exercise files
- Before watching this course
- Adjustments and masking
- Add gray shades and smudging
- Primary highlights and shadows
- Refinement and additional lighting
- Add color overlays
- Secondary forms and larger wrinkles
- Refined wrinkles and horn textures
- Add high-frequency details
- Add scars and tribal designs
- Supplementary highlights and shadows
- Foreground and background
- Main focal points
- Color correction and final overlays
- Next steps
Taught by
Rayce Bird
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