There's no full process video for this old Hearthstone card, but here's a layered file showing my process, and I tried to name the layers in the "process" group in a way that makes sense. File link and a few notes in the thread. 1/3
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1. I naturally paint mid-tone low saturation due to my background as an environment-focused artist, so for HS assignments I often use adjustment layers quite liberally at the end to boost contrast and saturation.
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2. A change was requested near the completion of this card, to make it a Deviate fish. I included how I made this change efficiently as a layer group in the file.
3. To see my process, turn off all layers above "sketch" and turn them back on from bottom-up one at a time.
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@NightblueArt
Thank you so much for sharing! I love your style and coloring! Gonna study this now 🤓
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@NightblueArt
ahhh this was so cool to peel through! thanks for sharing, i've always wanted to try my hand at HS cards so this is super helpful :D
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@NightblueArt
Thank you for sharing 😊 I always love seeing the process behind other artists works!
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@NightblueArt
super cool to see the break down, and also... oddly delicious looking. how you do
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@NightblueArt
Hey Grace Thank you so much for sharing these, It's super cool to see how other artist workflows look like. Tremendous job!
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@NightblueArt
Thanks so much for sharing this! As someone who also tends to start relatively low contrasty and use a lot of adjustment layers (often thinking, should I learn to use nice and bright colors right away?), it's so good seeing a similiar process, from you especially. Love your work.
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@NightblueArt
You're fantastic for sharing this! Seeing your last steps is especially insightful! Thank you so muchhhh 💕
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