I've been feeling nostalgic lately, so I've been playing Super Mario 64 DS. While playing it, I think,"maybe I should try drawing Peach's castle," and as you see, I did. The thing is, it was a real pain in the ass to draw it. I wanted to draw it in the prespective of seeing the castle along with the waterfall and showing the landscape. But I had no good refrences to show me what I was looking for. I had to play the game and have Mario stand in different positions and have him fly around in order to get a vew of what I was gonna draw. I started drawing the castle surroundings first before moving on to the castle itself. I was originally gonna draw a brick pattern in the castle, but it was too much of a pain in the ass to do, so I had another idea. The lineart had a lot of smudges to clean up before I could color it. (I was erasing things too damn much.) When I first colored the walls and roof of the castle, I thought that flat colors along with some shading made it look too boring and undetailed. But that was nothing that mosaic tiles and craquelure couldn't fix.
Friday, March 16, 2012
Princess Peach's Castle
I've been feeling nostalgic lately, so I've been playing Super Mario 64 DS. While playing it, I think,"maybe I should try drawing Peach's castle," and as you see, I did. The thing is, it was a real pain in the ass to draw it. I wanted to draw it in the prespective of seeing the castle along with the waterfall and showing the landscape. But I had no good refrences to show me what I was looking for. I had to play the game and have Mario stand in different positions and have him fly around in order to get a vew of what I was gonna draw. I started drawing the castle surroundings first before moving on to the castle itself. I was originally gonna draw a brick pattern in the castle, but it was too much of a pain in the ass to do, so I had another idea. The lineart had a lot of smudges to clean up before I could color it. (I was erasing things too damn much.) When I first colored the walls and roof of the castle, I thought that flat colors along with some shading made it look too boring and undetailed. But that was nothing that mosaic tiles and craquelure couldn't fix.
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