Civil War Personal Portraits

[Marine]

Amazing work

[Gamble]

nice to see a fellow artist around here I hope I find the time to do something civil war based some day, too. Keep up the good work!

[Cricket]

This is some pretty cool stuff! I've got tot get me one of those someday.

[McMuffin]

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Corporal of the 1st Texas

[Cruor_Volt]

O wow great work Cruor , things like this little detail can make a communtiy of war of rights go a long way to making this game have more of a personal feel

Thanks, I appreciate it.

Amazing work

Thank you!

nice to see a fellow artist around here I hope I find the time to do something civil war based some day, too. Keep up the good work!

Hello and thanks! Do you upload your works any place where I can see them?

This is some pretty cool stuff! I've got tot get me one of those someday.

Many thanks, feel free to contact me when you're ready for it.

[Charles Caldwell]

You've inspired me to attempt this myself.... Im a graphic designer by trade and have always enjoyed taking on new challenges. Can you give me any advice for a portrait novice. I assume you use either Illustrator/PS or both, was their any tutorials that you found helpful when you started out on this road?

[Hinkel]

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Corporal of the 1st Texas

Looks great!

Did you notice ingame, that the 1st Texas uniforms got adjusted? They look more like your corporal there

[McMuffin]

Looks great!

Did you notice ingame, that the 1st Texas uniforms got adjusted? They look more like your corporal there

I thought I did notice some differences and adjustments, like them a lot!

[Duke Of Longtree]

can i get one oh these ?

[Cruor_Volt]

You've inspired me to attempt this myself.... Im a graphic designer by trade and have always enjoyed taking on new challenges. Can you give me any advice for a portrait novice. I assume you use either Illustrator/PS or both, was their any tutorials that you found helpful when you started out on this road?

This is a very broad question to put forward. Illustrator is rather useless for drawing or painting, I use Photoshop, however it doesn't really matter what program you're painting in, I know people like Sai and Krita (this one is free), and they are all similar enough for most things to be applicable cross platform. The important fundamentals: colour and light, anatomy, composition have little to do with software, and I suggest getting a good textbook, like Bammes or Hampton for anatomy, James Gurney's "Color & Light" for, no surprise here, colour and light, Loomis' "Creative illustration" for composition, but it covers colour and light well too. Most tutorials you find on the internet often don't go into enough depth or provide with good continuity to learn efficiently.
Add me on Steam so that if you have more questions or want feedback you can reach me there easily.

can i get one oh these ?

Sure, message me here or on Steam.