
I decided to color the piece as well because I wanted to test out some different approaches to the way I work in Photoshop. I have a project coming up that I'm going to be doing the color on and I was particularly interested in using ink washes with Photoshop to get a more organic feel. I really liked the way the effect worked. Now, this wasn't a perfect test because the original piece was a complete piece and the wash was not applied with the idea that I would be coloring over it. For example, I would not have done a grey wash over all of the red areas of Morbius' costume had I know I would color it. I would've just done some shadows here and there.
Overall, I consider it a successful first attempt. I really like the texture that was created on the stone walls. It almost looks like watercolor but all that was done in Photoshop was a simple gradient.

2 comments:
Great stuff as always, brian. That's a hell of a nice commission -- the client must be one lucky dude!
Hey, Bri, that's one super piece of work (as usual). Was it really a commission? Seems like that's something editors should be seeing. How do others (like me) go about getting copies? Just curious.
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