Clouds really aren't that hard to do, I think. It's mostly brushes the successs depends on. That said, take care of the general cloudscape when painting, because cloudy skies usually feature a lot more clouds than I often see depicted; also, don't group cloud types together that wouldn't do so in nature (humans have this strange ability to tell when something is right, even when they never conciously looked at it). Smoke and fumes are similar, but not equal, to clouds, as are stellar nebulae. Remember that clouds are only evaporated water, and thus are very light - fumes are pushed out of chimneys and have different shapes, and nebulae in space don't encounter any atmosphere to form some structures that are normal to clouds on planets. Hm, apparently there's a lot to say about something as common as clouds If there are any questions left, feel free to ask. Also see the other Tiny Tips for more help on other subjects.
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Hello, I would like to see the videotutorial professional on how to realize landscapes with Photoshop and Sketchbook Pro. Sea, rivers, lakes, skies, clouds, rocks, trees and plants. I'll pay your videotutorial professional.
I am not currently doing any video tutorials. I'm planning to in the future, but can't say when I'll have the time. You already know digital-tutors, check out the Feng Zhu Design School on youtube or Gnomon for more. ("Note" refers to the deviantArt messaging system, btw.)
Sea, rivers, lakes, skies, clouds, rocks, trees and plants.
I'll pay your videotutorial professional.
For example:
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("Note" refers to the deviantArt messaging system, btw.)