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Thumbnails for character concept art Athena. Most of the concept art begin with simple origin, even if it is a complex idea. What I usually aim for whenever I design a character is visually interesting or super cool silhouette for … Continue reading
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Photoshop painting tips using light and shadow on character demo. In this tutorial, I will show you how to utilize light and shadow in the environment to spice up your character. The drawing below, in step 1, are the drawing … Continue reading
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Photoshop painting tips, 5 ways to find darker color or shadow. Value or lightness varies vertically along the color solid, from black (value 0) at the bottom, to white (value 10) at the top. Neutral grays lie along the vertical … Continue reading
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3 ways to avoid muddy (dirty) color in digital painting. In this tutorial, we are using Photoshop for digital painting. The video tutorial shows you Photoshop painting tips, 3 ways to smooth (blend) color and avoid muddy color and inconsistent … Continue reading
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Photoshop painting tutorial Medusa concept art. This tutorial is a continuation from the concept art tutorial drawing Medusa that I did earlier. So If you want to know how I get the early stage of the conceptual sketch you can … Continue reading
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Photoshop digital painting process Ifrit. This post is a color concept art tutorial using Photoshop. I painted this creature over the previous drawing from How to draw Ifrit. If you take a look at all my painting process, you will … Continue reading
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How to draw Iron Fist from Marvel comics. Daniel Rand, Iron Fist, visited the mystic city of K’un-Lun, which materialized in the Himalayas once a decade. K’un-Lun was co-ruled by the aliens’ descendants and powerful beings called the Dragon Kings … Continue reading
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Snippy concept art by Doug Williams. This one is from Doug’s latest scribble. Creepy and I like it. Visit Doug Williams at
