More Hand Painted Textures
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Hey all, its been a while since I've posted anything but i have still been plugging away trying to get the hang of hand painted textures. I just want to know what people think of these.
Id like some feedback on these to see what else i can do as I feel ive been staring at them too long.
Cheers.
Id like some feedback on these to see what else i can do as I feel ive been staring at them too long.
Cheers.
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A blue roof I did today.
Thanks for the feedback. I decided to start the bricks again and came out with the following. I will visit the roof texture and try to improve on it.
Think I will start on a wood texture now.
On the brick texture. I have tiled it and 3 of them pop out a bit more than the rest. If anyone has a tutorial to pop a brick into the wall it would be appreciated.
Cheers.
More to come soon!!
Keep going!
Really push the gradient from the place where the tiles meet to the tip of the tile. You already have a gradient, but push it further. You don't want things to be stagnant, always changing in value. Also, typically things get more saturated in the darker areas and less saturated as it lightens up. So change the saturation of your colors as you move along the gradient, and even change the colors a bit. I like to go more purple/blue in the shadows and a lighter almost cyan color in the light. You don't want to use the same hue of blue everywhere.
you have some damage marks, but they are random in their direction, almost like leather. Wood tiles are traditionally cut along the grain, and as wood ages it splits and cracks along the grain. So add some grain to your wood and make the damage and splitting follow it's form. Also it can help to show parts where the paint has torn away, that really re-enforces the idea that this is old wood painted blue.
I hope this has helped! Your making wonderful progress, keep it up!
Having trouble making the roof look good to a degree im happy with. Did a wood texture in the meantime.
Let me know what you think.
Cheers