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Do you use textures? or make brushes for it?
Thanks for the tutorial!
p.s: the only brush i used was photoshops standard hard edged round brush.
I had some troubles at the beginning but now its done..
oh! and one more thing..
Did you matte paint the construction panels on the buildings or are they textures too? in the old city part. I saw you did a sky scrapper but you put construction bars on top of it..
You also use brushes for the street texture or you used a texture also?
Sorry for all the questions, but I was doing some matte painting and I wanna learn from excellent artist such as you.. (and I see you have a good attitude at teaching, that's awesome!)
The construction panels are texture. If you go to www.cgtextures.com then the building section you can find pretty much all the textures i used.
I only use one brush. Photoshops standard round brush. I used textures as a base then added to them by painting on them. (This is the same for most things in the scene)
I'm not an excelent artist in my mind haha. I have had some experience doing matte paintings at studios and this is way to get quick results that my bosses liked so I wanted to share it.
Your work is great btw