Hello my friends and welcome to another Tuesday of tutorial!
I am Leonardo Pereznieto and today we will duplicate the document of the painting we made a few weeks ago,
because I will show you how to reuse a prior work of art, to make a new scene
on a graphic novel or comic,
which can save you a lot of time!
I just erased the part of the dress that was flying down and we draw it floating upwards.
In case you want to see the video of the original painting, it is here on the screen and at the end of the video.
Let's select all the layers of the woman, by swiping right, and create a new group.
Then we can move her down and rotate her like she has sunk more, from the prior scene.
I'm using the program Procreate on an iPad, but you can achieve the same effects with other digital programs
like Photoshop.
Now I selected the lower part of the body and rotate it counterclockwise.
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And we continue changing the pose,
I made a rounded back, rotated the head, moved back the arm...
trying to create this effect that she's sinking.
I spent a lot of time creating the original drawing
and so I'm happy to reuse some of that work for the next frame in the sequence.
I will rotate the legs a little bit more and separate them slightly from the body, because I am missing space.
Like so...
so the trick to save time for your novel or comic is to copy the original artwork
which hopefully you did it in layers,
with each object on a separate layer, so that then you can modify them or add or take away persons or objects
to create a new frame.
Here let's add the man, the prince, who launches himself to the rescue.
I'll make him a little bit smaller and a little bit higher.
Good! we clean the line up, give a little bit more detail
and then we paint the clothing.
Also the skin which is tinted slightly on the bluish, as it is under water and the hair.
It looks like he jumped and is diving but he actually arrived there swimming,
so let's change the position of the legs.
Like so...
I'll flip the canvas around to see it from a different angle and I'll enlarge this upper part,
seeing him in this more common angle we can more easily correct proportions.
All right!
Now I want to make some bubbles...
for this we can use a brush in the spray paint menu called "flicks"
and we create some bubbles around his body,
also let's do a few manually, bigger ones!
and some more, up here.
Let's change her [hair] a little bit since she's sinking.
Now, on the new layer on top of everything, with a dark purple, and using the mode overlay,
which is used to darken everything you paint on, and you can switch the mode by clicking on the "M"
on the layer and using a soft airbrush, we paint the shadows to highlight the beams of light.
Since we are on top of everything this will create shadows also on the figures.
We can darken more in detail if we want.
And if you made it all the way to this point, I would love to know it! please in the comments write me the secret code:
"An underwater rescue" [laughter].
and it's ready!
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Subtitled by Grethel Trejo