[adigra]

Hey there,

For all that are interested in the tutorial I was talking about, for that last piece I posted, Techno Assassin, it has been put on cgchannel.com . Here is the direct link to the tutorial as promised
http://www.cgchannel.com/subpage.php?incx=aditut1.html&id=1173

[ July 15, 2001: Message edited by: adigra ]

[tayete]

Thanks Adigra. Really interesting. Nice technique you have!

[BooMSticK]

bloody cool illustration and a fine tut! Great! I would love to see some specefic info on how you do the greyscale pencils and watercolor, but I can understand that you wanted to focus on the digital parts of the process since it was for cgchannel... Maybe a follow-up tut or something???
,boom

[ July 16, 2001: Message edited by: BooMSticK ]

[cybertoker2001]

Thanks for the tut adigra. Pretty much stuff I know, but the pencil watercolor combo never really crossed my mind. I'll have to try that out. I went and checked out your site after I looked over the tutorial, I like your stuff a lot.
Keep up the good work.

Take it easy,
CT2001

[Zorglub]

It's very generous of you to share your technique with us. Great tutorial!

oh btw. I hope you don't mind my asking, but where are you originally from? I think we may be from the same country

[ July 16, 2001: Message edited by: Zorglub ]

[v1510nAry]

omg your the best b+w artist i've seen

[Freddio]

very helpful thankyou..

thanks very much for sharing your knowledge..

[rbfigueira]

Thanks Adigra,

Very good tutorial

Thanks for sharing your knowledge.

Best regards,
RBFIGUEIRA

[jerO]

Awesome, thanks Adi!

Hey, can you do me a favor and check out my other thread, where i'm trying to get some samples together for Paul Timm:
Portfolio Review samples

I could use a couple nudges from someone with your experience.
thanks,
-jerO

[ July 16, 2001: Message edited by: jerO ]

[Motorfish]

Absolutely fantastic tutorial.

Thank you very much for sharing this with us!

[marky]

Yeah what makes it unusual is the amount of manual technique you use - I guess thats why I was curious to see how you got the textural detail working so well. Have you always worked this way or have you ever done "pure" digital?

Great tutorial - really showed how it was done!

[kad]

Great tutorial.. thanks for posting.

[adigra]

Hey, thank you all, I am glad you liked my little tutorial.

-Boom, I'd do a follow up you ask about only if I didn't hate scanning the drawing every hour or so. I could write one but without the visual support it wouldn't be too helpful. Maybe if I feel really motivated I'll do it one of these days.

-Zorglub, I was born in Sarajevo, Bosnia (former Yugoslavia) Where are you from?

-JerO, I shall go check out your thread after I'm done writing this.

-marky, I have never done a painting completely digital, well except for a few exercises. I have painted within my pencil outlines and done all the values digitally, but I still had that traditional drawing in the final piece. You can see some of those paintings on my site. I don't do that stuff anymore though. I like my textures.

[ArtKeo]

Thanks for the tutorial. It is very helpful.

[Zorglub]

Hi Adi. I'm also from former Yugoslavia. I was born in Osijek but then we moved around for obvious reasons. Now I live in Toronto. I can really see the European influence in your art. Keep up the fantastic work.

[Collosimo]

Thx Adigra. That is a very streamlined and efficient proccess you have got there. Interesting, I had never really thought of rendering pencils really well and then just multiplying over flat colours for tone. Great idea! so simple.

[MunkY c mUnkY Du]

excellent tutorial man ... i learnt a few things here, CHEERS