Georgi uses the Ellipse brush most regularly, as he finds it useful to quickly build up shapes. As all of the brushes have different effects, Georgi advocates experimenting with all the brushes in the pack to see what suits your style. Take the time to play around with different brushes. Start small! Rather than getting lost in a huge digital canvas, Georgi recommends starting with a small canvas for your illustration, explaining that you can always increase the size later if necessary.Ģ. Here, he shares some quick tips to get started with digital illustration in Photoshop, and some of the main tools he uses:ġ. In his Domestika course, Georgi teaches you how to create magical scenes, guiding you through the steps of bringing an authentic character to life from start to finish using a stylized, comic approach. ImagineFX is on sale in the UK, Europe, United States, Canada, Australia and more.How to use the brushes, plus quick digital painting tips Our training comes with free brushes and video tutorials. His process front-loads decisions, ensuring that if anything needs altering it's only a layer away.Įlsewhere in ImagineFX issue 206 you can pick up on Christophe Young (opens in new tab)'s character design process, learn our to use Painter 2022's watercolour brushes with Isis Sousa (opens in new tab), and master comic panel creation with David Orellana (opens in new tab). The video game artist Anton Fadeev (opens in new tab) reveals how he makes use of Photoshop's layers to create a colourful and epic landscape. With an eye to Alphonse Mucha the talented artist draws and paints a fantasy portrait.
Lauren Brown (opens in new tab) reveals how she uses line-art techniques in Photoshop to create digital fantasy art fit for a Rose Queen. The amazing Rafael Sarmento (opens in new tab) reveals how you can take old sketches and revamp them in Procreate, Frankensteining discarded ideas into new portraits. Our packed tutorials this issue cover everything you could want to get started in digital art. Learn to reuse old sketches in this Procreate tutorial (Image credit: Rafael Sarmento) (opens in new tab)
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