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“If a brand new form of life
was discovered on Earth, and only one artist could illuminate the masses,
it would be Neville Page.”
- Rick O'Brien
The Monument Project
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Drawing on the content from
his Character Design and Sketching DVD, Neville paints a quick
photo-realistic illustration using techniques employed within
Photoshop. He starts off by establishing a color palette and
value study by generating a small thumbnail painting. This
becomes the foundation for the final illustration. Neville
demonstrates various texture brushes and glazing techniques
to create a quick, yet realistic representation of animal skin.
The lesson reveals techniques for hair and detailing, as well
as graphic treatments and color shifting. Neville also shows
how to create a simple photographic studio setting for your
character.
The software used in this DVD is Adobe Photoshop.
Product Code: NPA02
Color Planning
How to Use the Drawing
The "Photo Studio"
Blocking In Form
Skin Rendering
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Simple Hair Techniques
Graphics
Detailing
Color Modification
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 01:
Introduction
02: Starting the Illustration
03: Roughing in the Form
04: Rendering the Face #1
05: Adding Graphics and Hairs
06: Refinement of Overall Image
07: Rendering the Face #2
08: Hairy Ears and Other Details
09: Final Refinement
10: Credits
Click here to
view a sample clip from this DVD. Note that while this
clip is 640x480 the actual movie size is 720x480 with
higher quality compression . View the stills to the right
to see the actual resolution.
Neville Page was educated at the Art Center College
of Design in Pasadena California. Although his major was product design,
he has always gravitated towards entertainment. With the combination
of his education and personal interest, Neville has found himself involved
with quite a variety of projects from creature design and sculpture
to conceptual design and engineering. His clients have included Universal
Studios, Warner Bros., 20th Century Fox, Mattel, and BMW to name just
a few. He is currently involved with the new film project The Lion,
The Witch and the Wardrobe. Neville has also taught at the Art
Center College of Design (Pasadena and Switzerland), Otis College, Gnomon
and corporate workshops.
For more of Neville's work visit:
www.drawthrough.com
The Techniques of Neville
Page Volume 1:
Digital Painting - Fantasy Wildebeest
The Techniques
of Neville Page Volume 3:
Rendering Eyes
The
Techniques of Neville Page Volume 4:
Rendering Flesh
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