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How to Push Your Designs

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Release date:2021

Author:Pace Wilder

Skill level:Beginner

Language:English

Exercise files:Yes

Hello all! I decided to create my first ever tutorial for the Artstation Marketplace, as I’m a big fan of the learning community on here.

In this short video series (Approx. 40 Mins of video total) I’ll share a few design tricks I wish I’d learned sooner and sketch a little bit to apply them. Using only Photoshop, I’ll use a few workflows to help push a design a little farther.

Warning 1: Multiple times in this video, I’ll point to a picture of blueberry pie and accidentally call it apple pie. My apologies.

Warning 2: I misspelled the word “Space Station” a few times and didn’t catch it till later. Again, my humblest apologies.

Topics covered:

  • Using Reference
  • Sketching – The Lazy Way
  • Shape Design Basics

Includes:
Narrated Video Tutorials (Approx. 40 Mins Total)
Photoshop Tool Presets (Including Brushes). Most of these I did not create, but got from free resources online.

Requirements:
I’ll only use Photoshop here, but these design principles should apply to any software or traditional art.

About me:
I’m a Concept Artist currently at DreamWorks Animation. Prior to that I’ve been a freelance concept artist on a variety of projects in games, film, and animation.

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