Speed Painting in Photoshop: Accelerate Your Creative Process

Using Iteration and Going Further

A course by Gabriel Gomez , Freelance Artist and Animator

98% positive reviews (191)

5,098 students

Audio: English

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About the video: Using Iteration and Going Further

Overview

“In this lesson I will show you the second part of the process to pick one image and it one step further.”

In this video lesson Gabriel Gomez addresses the topic: Using Iteration and Going Further, which is part of the Domestika online course: Speed Painting in Photoshop: Accelerate Your Creative Process. Learn how to sketch your ideas and work efficiently to create a digital illustration from start to finish.

Partial transcription of the video

“Using Iteration and Going Forward Now we have a few color iterations and options. I'm going to show you how to pick a few and push them further to create brand new finalized images. Let me show you a few more examples of this process in action. All the images I'm going to show you have the same technique. You can see here, this is the first pigmenting that I did. Here on top, are all the color iterations that I managed to extract and create based on this painting. I have to say, I didn't really invent this technique. I have to give credit to an artist named Thomas Scholes. He shared some vi...”

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Course summary for: Speed Painting in Photoshop: Accelerate Your Creative Process

Level: Beginner
98% positive reviews (191)
5098 students
4 units
20 lessons (4h 13m)
11 downloads

Category
Illustration
Software
Adobe Photoshop
Areas
Concept Art, Digital Illustration, Digital Painting, Traditional illustration

Gabriel Gomez

A course by Gabriel Gomez

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Freelance Artist and Animator

Gabriel Gomez is a French freelance artist and animator. As a child, he was always exploring new hobbies and interests and spent years attending different art classes. He later went on to study illustration at Saint-Luc art school, where he met a community of artists and began experimenting with painting in Photoshop. Whilst studying there, he was given the opportunity to work as a background painter for The Suicide Shop and, after graduating, as head of character lighting for the movie Klaus, an experience that really kick-started his career.

Since then, he’s worked with clients including Netflix and Paramount and founded his own pre-production company, Citadel Animation. He also shares his art with over 30K followers on Instagram.