In
this DVD, David Levy demonstrates the Adobe PhotoshopΠtechniques that
he uses to create environ- ments for the entertainment industry. He
specifically reveals the custom brush creation techniques that have
been perfected by a small group of passionate artists in Montreal. From
two basic brushes, David shows you how to develop your own library of
custom brushes that will allow you to gain speed and efficiency during
your speedpainting process. Beginning with examples such as mountains,
forests and clouds, David then leads you through the creation of a
concept art painting, from rough sketches to a final piece with
environment, vehicles and characters. Using texture brushes, you will
then learn to refine and complete the painting without losing the
original dynamism and composition of the sketch. This DVD includes the
set of brushes that are created in the lecture, as well as the layered
PSD files.
Over 2 1/2 hours of lecture.
Custom Brush Creation
Speedpainting
Teamwork
Chapter 1: The Pitch
o1: The Pitch
02: Complex Brush Creation
o3: Brush Testing
Chapter 2: The Speedpainting
01: Rough Composition
02: Composition Refinement
Chapter 3: The Final Concept/refining
01: Painting the Background
02: Painting the Main Building
03: Creation and Use of Detail Brushes
04: Detailing and Special FX
INSTRUCTOR BIO:
David
Levy, a.k.a. Vyle, attended the European Design Institute (FR) and the
Academy of Fine Arts Maastricht (NL), where he graduated with honors
with a B.S. degree in Industrial Design and Interior Architecture. Upon
graduating, David was recruited as a concept artist by various video
game companies in Europe. With over eleven years experience in the game
industry in more than four countries, David has built a strong
reputation as a Lead Artist, and he has been invited to speak at
various events and workshops including the Game Developers Conference.
David currently works as a Senior Concept Artist and has participated
in the development of Turok, The Red Star, Prince of Persia the Two
Thrones, and Assassin's Creed. With his friend Barontieri, he recently
created Steambot Studios, a collective of artists dedicated to create,
inspire and push the boundaries of concept art.
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