Millard Process
i started with a squashed angled regular brush with no dynamics turned on. working in monochome on a multiply layer i blocked out the major light and dark using 3 main values. i then added a layer set to "color" and started adding the hues. from here i started introducing different brushes and different opacity settings on another layer set to normal, the basic work flow being from opaque and crisp to glazing in using a vareity of textural brushes. i'm seriously considering laying this out more throughly in book form.
posted by robh @ 5:51 PM
14 Comments:
Whatever gets you from "seriously considering" to actually getting things to a book, I'm all for it!
Thanks for the insight Robh. I agree with edco and would gladly pay for a book detailing the process with stages. Great stuff
thanks guys, i'm talking with Design Studio Press so there's a very realistic chance. i appreciate the support and interest.
I'll be first in line to get it. Just what you've posted here is valuable (but don't let that stop you). Very nice work.
this would be a great book! count me in! great work as usual!
Wow a book with your stuff would be amazing. Let it happen. I love your blog I have it bookmarked for a while. Thanks for the pictures!
B
I second and third all the sentiments. Although I would say I am the one who would be first in line to get one. :)
Will certainly pick a copy up when it gets to book form!
You make the book, I'll buy it!
A book on digital process is very much needed! I'd certainly love to read more about how you work in Photoshop.
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As for the book, i'm IN as well.
HAHA you got spam. Now you know why I have word verification turned on on my blog.
make the book, make the book. great job on these.
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