/ic/ - Artwork/Critique

>>5119851
>photo reference
>filters
>photo bashing
>photo paint-overs
search 背景 here https://hunmer.github.io/List-of-drawing-tutorials/
for Japanese books on techniques and workflows.

>>5119877
here u go

>>5119877
some good books in there, thanks

>>5119976
thanks as well, I've got a few of these already.
I guess I'm more interested in what kind of filter software or ps process they use to create these semi-photo bg's within cities like in OP

>>5120524
this is one of my favorite artists, I just don't get the "initial" step to prepare the photo as a base.. posterization maybe?

>>5119851
this screams lazy

>>5120551
just post your backgrounds bro

>>5120552
sure

>>5120551
If it works...

>>5119976
What book is it from?

>>5120560
like pottery

>>5119851
Here anon, is you use CSP just translate this page to understand how to do so with a photo bashing technique straight from here:
>https://www.clipstudio.net/oekaki/archives/151697
There is a book attached to this light tutorial, definitely check it out, you can find more info on that book at the bottom of the tutorial.

>>5122714
https://www.clipstudio.net/oekaki/archives/151697
also this too.

>>5119851
how can i paint like this, does anyone have their brush?

photobash

>>5122759
i think its a very simple paint brush, with alot of post processing afterwards.

>>5122741
https://takaharasatoshi.com/archives/441
this would help anons understand understand photo bashing with post processing (an introduction to it all)

>>5122714
>>5122741
thanks dude really, but that's a bit too photobashy for me

I'd just like to quality simplify a photo a bit so I can use the shapes as base and paint over them naturally, so either an external software or a photoshop filter tutorial of sorts
I have a bunch of similar ones already, but didn't really find the gatekept ones.

I appreciate you though, this place used to be much more engaging and helpful, got dozens of screencaps from various explanations and tutorials people posted years ago, like social media tricks, 80's anime, rare vids, translated blog posts, etc.

>>5119851
looks like it was traced and had a bunch of filters slapped on.

The only thing actually drawn is the anime girl.

>>5120551
If you're on a deadline and need several illustrations done by a certain date, then its just standard practice.

The customer/client doesn't care how its made, as long as it works.

>>5126063
https://www.reddit.com/r/boardgames/comments/8i5acm/seems_like_jakub_rozalski_isnt_very_truthful/

>>5126083