New Rendering process

I thought I would share my new discovery of rendering. My new header reflects the end result. For those of you who are new to digital art here is how I went about it.

I first made a sketch, made sure the sketch was as good as I could get it, anatomy, proportions, etc. Usually I would make a new layer under the sketch, but this time I did the opposite. I made the new layer over the sketch and did a 50% opacity color block in. From there I just built up on it with the other colors. I must say, it makes for a VERY clean look compared to what I used to do.I will be sticking with this process from now on. #persistencepaysoff

Canvas size: 7000x4000
Resolution: 50 (If you didn't know, DPI is used for printing, so if you have a large enough canvas, DPI doesn't make a difference.)
Brushes used: Hard round and Soft Round. I only used 1 custom brush, and that was for the details in the eyes.
Opacity: between 50 and 80. 100 for the hair.

Reference used for positioning of the nose. ಠ.ಠ

Under Development!

Well, I have had this blog for a while, just never went anywhere with it until now.

I am the lead concept artist for Clam Stab Studios.We are currently in early development of  Ouroboros, our first game. Visit the link and like us on Facebook to receive updates on a regular basis! I am really excited to be with this team of talented people. I will try and post regular concepts on here for all of you art fans!

I am also a moderator on conceptart.org and help lead a character of the week community thread! If you are interested in participating, drop by!

Right now my blog is a little bland but I am working to change that! Thanks for following!