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Magic Style Illustration - part 1 - video w/full commentary

🕑 Added 2020-09-01 05:17:45 +0000 UTC

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Unfortunately, I can't download it.

Santana

HI Dave, I can't find the brush you indicate in photoshop to draw. I have already downloaded Greg's pack but it is not there. Can you please point me to the right one? Thank you very much! Thank you for your amazing work and for sharing it.

Shawn B

Hey Dave, Have you shared the brushed used for this project anywhere? Apologies if you have already and stated that somewhere. I'm new here and would love to give these brushes a go! Thanks, and keep up the amazing work!

Linda Marsh

I had never heard of the 'take one thing off before heading out" fashion rule before (or to think to apply that to adjustment layers) I'll definitely give it a try since I over think pieces.

David Rapoza

Sorry, missed your question! I generally only submit 1, but when I started I likely submitted 2. I usually only submit the sketch I feel strongest about.

Joseph Weston

maybe a silly question but how many sketches do you usually submit?

David Rapoza

Generally it would be the sketch I did in the video previous to this one but with color, that'd be the submitted sketch usually

Joseph Weston

just wondering how elaborate teh sketches you submit are compared to this one.

Joseph Weston

Any chance you could make examples of what you sent to a client like Wizards for your sketches? This looks awesome btw!!

Daniel Potter

You hit the nail on the head that it's only when you review the work, it's clear what you were doing. It's great that you offer these insights. Thank you...

Daniel Potter

Great stuff Dave... I'm a massive 'process' fan and have studied many different approaches across many different disciplines, from connecting, to writing and writing music to sculpting and they all follow the same pattern. Block it out fast, then build up slowly.

Martin Kirby-Jackson

Love this, the commentary is great. I love the insight into the composition and sketching process. Is there any chance you could point out which of Greg Rutowski's brushes in that pack you used for your sketching? I really like the look of it but none of the brushes in his oil pack seem to work the same way. I can't get any of them to hold that nice, thin line you get