Covering the Ghouls – Part 13


The next step is to create a layer of flat color. Ghouls are, apparently, usually greenish or grayish. They have a lot of variation in color though so I don’t use the same color on more than two figures.

3 thoughts on “Covering the Ghouls – Part 13

  1. That’s the trouble with writing these posts when I’m still waking up, details slip my mind. I work with multiple layers in Photoshop both for richness of texture and so I have more control of the changes I make to the image. But when I’m adding color or texture I can’t work with all the layers visible – it’s too easy to mess up details. The image posted today is one layer of the base illustration plus the flat color layer.

    Does that make sense?

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