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Dig Dug isn't a very nice man

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Entry for the January Challenge of the Month "New Resolution" featuring Dig Dug. Because hey, that is one horrible way to die.


Dig Dug Owned and Developed by Namco and Atari
http://www.namco.co.jp/
https://www.atari.com/


Mid development 1 :- http://www.newgrounds.com/art/view/yellowdrawfrost/mid-development-dig-dug-isn-t-very-nice
Mid development 2 :- http://www.newgrounds.com/art/view/yellowdrawfrost/mid-development-dig-dug-isn-t-very-nice-pt-2
Mid development 3 :- http://www.newgrounds.com/art/view/yellowdrawfrost/mid-development-dig-dug-isn-t-very-nice-pt-3

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How do you draw like that

Yellowdrawfrost responds:

Thanks for the comment, Not quite sure how to answer your question but I'll have a go.

I use sketchbook pro with my standard canvas set to around 3000x3000 pixels at a resolution of 300 pixels/inch. I start by using a brush tool to create the shapes, relatively unrefined. I then refine those shapes by blocking in the different colours e.g. the green for the dinosaur or the red for his arms. after its all been coloured I add simple shading which I blend later using the dry brush tool. I then add more highlights or shading with the airbrush tool before finally using the pencil tool to add little details here and there.

TL:DR - Shapes -> colours -> shading -> Airbrush -> Final few details

EDIT: also I am using a graphics tablet, Medium Intuos Pro, but any wacom tablet would work.

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