EPTan note, this video is not quite as work-safe as my other videos. But over all fairly safe.
hope you guys enjoy it.
Girl by the Ocean - Skin tone exercise with pastel
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Glider
United States1353 Posts
an note, this video is not quite as work-safe as my other videos. But over all fairly safe. hope you guys enjoy it. | ||
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Raktavijan
Finland48 Posts
I was staring at the girl for like 90% of the time, amazed by the detail... until I noticed the ocean in the background at which point my brain commenced blowing up. You truly are amazing, Glider. I humbly bow before your awesomeness. | ||
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Karis Vas Ryaar
United States4396 Posts
did you sell your soul to the divil like paganini? i cant tell if this is inspiring me to draw more or making me depressed about my own abilities. (seriously though this is completely awesome.) | ||
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Steveling
Greece10806 Posts
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IRL_Sinister
Ireland621 Posts
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nerium
Philippines512 Posts
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Glider
United States1353 Posts
On March 14 2013 07:12 Steveling wrote: How do you make white paper look like sunlight? Are you a wizard? hehe, the white part in this drawing isn't really whiter than the white parts in my other drawing, but given its surrounding and context your brain makes it seem whiter than it is since it interprets it as light source. and the fact that I only draw a little bit of ocean makes the brain thinking "hum, this must be some really bright light to produce such a dramatic and overwhelming glistering/reflection on the water. I didn't really focus too much on the ocean, just enough to produce the environment / serene mood and enhance the light as mentioned above. Also with colors, If you take two complimentary (or complementary - i forgot which is the correct term) such as blue and yellow, those work well together because one makes the other stand out. Basically something will never seem more blue than when it is next to yellow, vice versa if you want an yellow color to look super yellow, u put it next to blue. In a similar manner, although white isn't strictly a color, you can enhance its brightness by some orange/red that people associate with reflections from the sun. | ||
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sorrowptoss
Canada1431 Posts
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Kazeyonoma
United States2912 Posts
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Meadowlark
United States349 Posts
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Antimatterz
United States1010 Posts
On March 14 2013 07:35 Kazeyonoma wrote: the finalized product is so realistic i'm positive you can convince people it's a photograph. amazing Glider. I was totally thinking of doing this, I watch most of the videos you put on TL but holy shit man, that is next level blending. | ||
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Parlortricks
United States111 Posts
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Glider
United States1353 Posts
On March 14 2013 07:58 Parlortricks wrote: I like the finished illustration but I couldn't see it when you were drawing it unlike your other works, perhaps it's just me but do you know why that might be the case? I mostly focused on her arm/chest trying to figure out whether that was a towel or a gull and then her face. similar to optical illusion, it depends on the way your mind process image and link it to a known structure. for this drawing 99% of people should have no problem immediately see the figure/structure. But some are just not wired to do this as quickly. for an extreme example, do you have trouble seeing what animal this picture is in spoiler? This is more optical illusion-ish, about 50% will have trouble with it, but a lot will also see the animal in under 10 sec, the further you step back the easier it is. + Show Spoiler + | ||
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snively
United States1159 Posts
On March 14 2013 08:09 Glider wrote: similar to optical illusion, it depends on the way your mind process image and link it to a known structure. for this drawing 99% of people should have no problem immediately see the figure/structure. But some are just not wired to do this as quickly. for an extreme example, do you have trouble seeing what animal this picture is in spoiler? This is more optical illusion-ish, about 50% will have trouble with it, but a lot will also see the animal in under 10 sec, the further you step back the easier it is. + Show Spoiler + wow, thats a really cool picture, it took me like 12 seconds :O edit: AHAHA his name is parlortricks irony xD | ||
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Qwyn
United States2781 Posts
Yet I have no problem watching your picture come to life  . | ||
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Parlortricks
United States111 Posts
On March 14 2013 08:28 snively wrote: wow, thats a really cool picture, it took me like 12 seconds :O edit: AHAHA his name is parlortricks irony xD Yes, quite humorous. I spent a good two minutes looking for the supposed animal and still can't see it so I gave up. There was this picture I saw in high school once where you were supposed to find a face in some beans and I never found it until it was pointed out to me. | ||
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Chairman Ray
United States11903 Posts
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Glider
United States1353 Posts
On March 14 2013 09:48 Parlortricks wrote: Yes, quite humorous. I spent a good two minutes looking for the supposed animal and still can't see it so I gave up. There was this picture I saw in high school once where you were supposed to find a face in some beans and I never found it until it was pointed out to me. It's a + Show Spoiler + cow and if you still don't see it, well like they say, what is seen can't be unseen, once the connection is made it's there, see + Show Spoiler + | ||
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Wetty
Australia419 Posts
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Aerisky
United States12129 Posts
And that contrast with the ocean, making it seem like it's absolutely scintillating... whoa. | ||
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