Custom Brushes
this image is entirely hand painted. it was an exercise in mimicking the impression of photo reality but without any actually photo textures. i looked carefully at each area and made a brush that best mimicked the visual noise. the clouds were the simplest. it's just a chalk brush with a little scattering because that's the impression it gave. the foliage generally needed a few brushes. the block in took only about 20 minutes but the rest i did spend hours on. mostly thinking and planning and not so much wrist time.i hope to do more of this because it was so educational.
posted by robh @ 9:55 AM
19 Comments:
What a fantastic job using custom brushes and great practice.
You sir, are a photoshop virtuoso. I am constantly amazed by what you can pull off with these digital plein airs. I don't suppose you could do a more in depth demonstration of exactly what you think about when creating your brushes, and then how you apply them? It would be most helpful to me as a student. Thanks!
Was this actually plein air? It seems like the sun shifting would really make it challenging.
And, you sir, are insane, in a great way.
not plein air
Beautiful work, Robh! Thanks for the insight into how you work. I tend to try to force an already existing brush on what I'm painting, my laziness has no excuse now!
I'm very glad to have the privelege to sit across from you, sir. :) Please show me some brushes one of these days.
-Brian
what the heck!
i thought i was looking at a photo..
wonderful piece Robh.
Wow, Robh!
This is just awesome!
Look so photo-real!
Please show me some of the brushes you used as well! :)
Thanks Robh for the inspiration and teaching. Apart from being fans of your talent. Your work/blog showcases a motivation with tremendous fortitude and has a huge effect on inspiring all of us who show up here. Artists like You, Joe Bluhm, Nathan Fowkes etc. who actively share, help the collective effort to keep creating better art in a seemingly perpetual left brain dominated society. Sappy, but true. THANKS again!
Wow, this is incredible...would also love to see your photoshop brush-making process and how you apply them.
excellent paintings. Inspires me to do more landscapes.
this is fantastic, i think i'll try something like this!
Mm, very nice. Thanks for the tips!
Goddamn man I love you! I HATE photo collage'ing and this gives me the will to live again!!!! Did I mention I love you!
Wow Robh you keep getting better with your landscapes, especially as of late.
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You sir, are a photoshop virtuoso. I am constantly amazed by what you can pull off with these digital plein airs. I don't suppose you could do a more in depth demonstration of exactly what you think about when creating your brushes, and then how you apply them? It would be most helpful to me as a student. Thanks!
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