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Character Design Bible - Toolkit 2 by ted stapleton on Scribd

The protagonist of the story. The uncle of the main character 

Progress on some digital painting practice I did in Photoshop.  With line art Without line art

Crit Present by ted stapleton on Scribd

Updated matte painting with buildings to make my city appear my clustered and crowded - more like  an actually city than a distant village.

GIF showing the development of my Matte Painting.

Painting showing a exotic pink sky with lush, vivid vegetation sprawling across tall hills.

Textures for this cube were made in Adobe Photoshop. Textures for this one were made in Autodesk Mudbox.

The models were made in Maya and later coloured in Photoshop.

Extra Thumbnails with line-art.

One Point, Two Point, and Three Point exercises done in Photoshop in class on the 1st of October.   One-point Two-point Three-point

Copies of screenshots from selected films made by having the layers linked with each other by holding down Alt while moving the layers. Used the polygonal lasso tool to copy the screenshots. For the last one of the statue, more detail was added using various brushes. 

Top: The custom brush made in Photoshop using a picture of coral, resizing it to 300 by 300 pixels, making black and white and selecting Define Brush Preset.  Bottom: The Custom shape made by using an image of the cross-section of a tree, selecting Colour Range to pick which areas to be used and then select Define Custom Shape. Image used for Custom Brush Image used for Custom Shape