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Submitted: June 21, 2011
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Commercial Room + PSDby `fox-orian

Digital Art / Drawings & Paintings / Landscapes & Scenery

Process shots + (los res) Downloadable PSD file can be >> [SEEN HERE AT MY BLOG] <<

Taking a page from the book of

and doing a quick rendering by hand complete with a step-by-step process and downloadable PSD file.

Architectural type artwork I did today from imagination for fun (just HAD to after a trip to IKEA the other day.) Nothing too complex, here, I'm just really obsessed with yellow painted poured concrete walls. I also don't do enough work WITHOUT line art. I kinda focused on some areas more than others -- the handrail up front is notably unfinished, but I sorta didn't feel like finishing it either. I only spent about 5 hours on it -- I didn't really want to spend too much more than that on it for a quickie.

Also, I just get humored by the idea of a television in a room with huge "GET BACK TO WORK" vinyl lettering directly above it. It's like saying "You can't have this."

EDIT
Adjusted the exposure of the background out the window -- it was too dark before which was unnatural for the amount of light coming through the window. I wanted a *mostly* HDR value range here, but not total.
-- The process shots and PSD file will remain unaffected, however.

love 1 1

joy 3 3

wow 2 2

~~mad 0 0~~

~~sad 0 0~~

~~fear 0 0~~

~~neutral 0 0~~

~JURDGLIUSI Apr 25, 2012

Remainds me "Mirrors Edge"

~1000xPain Jan 16, 2012

it's very kind of you to share your knowledge. Much appreciated

~Jessicaphoto Dec 18, 2011 Student Photographer

WOW this is like something you would see in the game Mirrors Edge, amazing!

~ageshero Nov 10, 2011

Im a little puzzled by those tiny little buildings way back there, how did you make those. they look like they might be cut out photography, even then, not sure how that was done.

`fox-orian Nov 10, 2011 Professional Digital Artist

It's pretty easy actually.
Step 1: Make a textured underlayer that appears speckled and noisy. Distant cities have a lot of random detail on the ground. (This is the detail you see inbetween the buildings.)
Step 2: Take similar, low contrast colors (like off white / gray with tinges of blue,) and make vertical strokes with a chisel brush. Layer the strokes with a light one adjacent to a dark one. This gives the appearance of a light source.
Step 3) If desired, add tiny additional details to the buildings like roof caps or lines to signify windows or something.

~ageshero Nov 14, 2011

Haha, that would probably solve it instantly if i didn't have to sub categorize the question in to all those separate things. Thank you though.

It all makes pretty good sense except for the Speckled noise stuff.