read.cash Log in
@daring-celt more from that month

Autumn sketches. Swim, the boat! Hi friends! It was an unrealized idea for an one drawing competition on Golos...

Sketch in **Photoshop CC 2014** According to the terms of the competition, yellow autumn leaves were to be present in the drawing. I came up with such a ship with a maple leaf instead of a sail.

For my artwork I chose the same by **Kyle T Webster** brushes I drew with them in my previews post on Hive https://hive.blog/hive-174301/@daring-celt/digital-art-dreaming-of-long The background is done entirely with these brushes.

I also painted a leaf-sail using the same scattering brushes.

Then I used **Mixer Brush tool** for color smooth. (*I had a russian version of Photoshop, so I will sign all screenshots to make it clearer for you*)

This will create a dynamic feel as the sail is flapping in the wind.

For the same action I chose a texture brush and changed an option of **Brush tool** for it. **Dual Brush** checkbox switch-on Maked **Angle Jitter** to **19%** (*on* ***Shape Dynamics*** *tab*)

And on **Color Dynamics** tab i meked this options: **Hue Jitter - 18%** **Saturation Jitter - 17%** **Brightness jitter - 15%**

The leaf took on a shape as if it had been crushed by the wind. With the same texture brushes (*and with default options*) I drew a distant clouds.

To add more dynamics to the picture, I drew with simple round hard brush a ribbons with which the sail leaf is tied to the mast, and they also flutter in the wind. As well as a boat and tackle.

In order to create beautiful frothy waves around the boat, I selected one of Kyle's brushes and set the **Spacing** for it to **15%**

And my lovest digital trick - finally color correction with **Curve** and **Chnnel Mixer** adjustment layers

This is ready artwork!

A ship under an autumn sail is speeding somewhere ... maybe right into the next summer? What associations do you have? Thanks for your visit, like and donate)) Yave a nice and creative day for all! Regards

2 comments

Log in to join in Reading is open to everyone. Replying needs an account.