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Digital Painting 101: A Beginner's Guide to Photo References
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Posted on: 16th Jun 2015
Digital Painting 101: A Beginner's Guide to Photo References
Paint a dog. From scratch. Without using Google.Doesn't seem so easy now, does it?Without referring to a photograph, illustrating anything seems impossible for most artists.
So today we'll cover the different types of references that are out there, what to avoid, and how to make the most out of what you've got.Why Do We Use Photo References?Photographs are the modern-day model. Since the invention of the original camera, traditional artists have always used photographs as an aid to improve their drawing technique. And with digital art, photographs have become an essential tool that adds incredible convenience to the creative process.Different Types of ReferencesI suggest that you take full advantage of any reference you can get your hands on. Here are some different types of imagery artists use:Nature, landscape, and cityscape photography Male and female portraits, young and old Still life, and photos of objects Texture references (fabric, grunge, etc)Sculptures and monuments Diagrams and anatomical references Video screenshots How to Make the Most Out of References We all use them at some point or another. Here are some tips for making the most out of your photo references:Know Your Theme First things first, know what you want to paint. You can spend ages looking for the perfect reference, or instead, create a small list of the features you absolutely need to know. Search out each individual detail until you have a small collection of photos for future use. Utilize Stock Sites There are sites literally dedicated to helping you in your search for
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