In the continuing effort to procrastinate

here's my third try at painting like peter levente (i think that's his name)
1.5hrs

things i learned:
1. it's hard
2. it's really hard
3. dodge, burn - any of the layering methods that produce harsh colours are BAD and take ages to even sorta get rid of...
4. dodge, burn - any of the layering methods that produce harsh colours quickly cause the image to appear.
5. it's pretty fun and i want to get better at this
6. frankly any layering method which produces harsh colours
should be avoided if it all possible.
7. Dani would be a hot barbarian... :p


Awake More Notes:
at first the brushing is pretty random. However, in generally you should be thinking about light and dark and very impressionistic shapes in 3d, ie, paint select an area and paint a bright side then add a dark side, the colour choice doesn't matter just one light and one dark.

when watching his videos note how he pauses, flops the image, impressionisticly paints in an object, connects darks and lights together.


Here Him talk:
http://vimeo.com/927695
painting with intention vs the random
http://vimeo.com/13038087


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Peter Levente's brush pack http://www.megaupload.com/?d=8JG2SGUI