D. ROOM IV Art Process
Added 2023-06-04 19:13:50 +0000 UTCThe art representing Piotr Rasputin, our Colossus, is indeed one of the most laborious.
Although it contains fewer steps than the Iceman, the Colossus piece has a myriad of details that require a lot of attention and care due to the attempt to emulate a metallic and chrome surface.
Strips (representing his body segments), dark surface ripples, metallic gradients, etc... all having to respect (of course) the movement of the body, muscles and lighting.
And add here also the colors representing the reflection of closer objects... Oof!
It's an intense exercise in calculating, imagining, and testing in order to make it seem to work.
And of course, studying a series of objects with chromed surfaces and how light and reflected images behave on them.
I'm not a machine. And the "thought laboratory" to pull off such an illustration can be exhausting.
Especially when you're a perfectionist! Haha can be a highly burnout dealer.
But to see such work completed, and even better, to see your pleasure in such a piece... Ah! It makes all the effort worth it!
So here, I share with you a little bit of the process of this artwork!
I hope this pleases you my Dears β¨
Comments
Oh My Goodness my Dear Petee! I'm so, so honored with you delight and appreciation! Thank you from my Heart my Darling! β¨ πβ¨ You are a Sweet Heart!!
Julio Leote
2023-10-24 12:10:52 +0000 UTCWOW! Thank you for posting your step-by-step process. You have an amazing talent with color, highlights and shadow. Drawing reflective metal has to be the most difficult thing to do. I know many artists won't even attempt Bucky's metal arm, let alone Colossus' full body. BRAVO!
cdpetee
2023-06-18 01:02:44 +0000 UTCMy Dearest JB, It's a BLAST of Joy to me your Appreciation! Thank you my Darling! ππ₯°β¨
Julio Leote
2023-06-05 14:44:24 +0000 UTCperfect
JB Uchoa
2023-06-05 12:35:00 +0000 UTC
