Sakimichan - Quick background voice over tutorial

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Sakimichan - Quick background voice over tutorial
English | 52m | PSD | Jpeg

This Term's voice over guide will be on how to use photo stock images to help create backgrounds for character focused pieces. In this 51 min voice over guide I'll be showing you guys 3 examples of how I integrate photo stock into the background and how I adjust/paint over them to fit the mood of the character and the piece ^_^ I normally use photo stock to create background because I mainly focus on painting character, it's an efficient way to come up with a dynamic and realistic environment for the characters, it helps saves on time as well!

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