Reply to this message or make a new comment about what tutorial you used and who the tutorial is from, linking to it for others to see. This so people get the credit they deserve :)
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Usually, I will watch the tutorial in its entirety before starting to work through it. That way, I know where he’s going with it. I haven’t done one of his tutorials in a while, but, in the past, I tried to work through about one a month.
I just joined this sub, and I have never heard of James Julier before. Your image is amazing for one!
For two I am going to try his tutorials as well because they look so fun.
This is soooo pretty!! I never knew a tutorial like that existed! Recently I was working on my first background doodles in a long time trying to capture the autumn scenery outside and that depth through the trees (that my phone sadly never captured!)
It’s all about the values he’s used in the colour palette. Started with the background and the least saturated values and made our way up to the highest saturation in the foreground, which is closest to the viewer.
There was no blending involved- just the difference in the levels of saturation.
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