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Submitted: June 13, 2012
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~ApplepieArtworks Mar 23, 2013 Hobbyist General Artist

This tree is beautiful!

~Scrubbels Mar 19, 2013 Hobbyist Digital Artist

You know what......the last two steps have so much drastic change it's like I NEED TEN STEPS IN BETWEEN ALL OF THESE STEPS.

~Kurotorasempai Mar 17, 2013 Student Digital Artist

that is ridiculously cool. Time and patience well spent~

~Hokage3 Dec 25, 2012 Hobbyist Digital Artist

thanks for this...so having a real-life reference gives it a much more realistic feel.....and just using default brushes....heh I still have a lot to learn..especially lighting....

*gamefan84 Dec 27, 2012 Professional Digital Artist

thanks for checking out my work

~Hokage3 Dec 31, 2012 Hobbyist Digital Artist

Worth the view sir...thanks for sharing your artwork....

~Olluzka Dec 11, 2012

hey! pretty stupid question, but um... what did you do between 4th and the last pic? How did you get all those different colors turned into harmony? By textures? Or just lots of details handmade?

*gamefan84 Dec 11, 2012 Professional Digital Artist

all the textures were hand painted with various brushes. available on my site.
did get the colors i would make a new layer, use the airbrush to glaze a color over it, then change the blending mode of the layer itself till something looked cool. remember to adjust the opacity of the layer too. then erase what you don't need then drop the layer.

~Olluzka Dec 11, 2012

Ah, ok. Thanks for great, helpful reply

*foxibiri Dec 10, 2012 Student General Artist

gahh thank you for posting this >.< you really break it down into manageable clean steps. my trees can get so dirty...

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