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(edit - I fixed the PDF, sorry for the issue!)

Hey!

Hope you're doing well! I've been working on a few bigger walkthroughs for this Patreon and I wanted to share this more in depth step by step of my most recent Venom cover. I've included a PDF of this as well as the PSD showing the images w/o the text so you can look through the file.

Here is the PSD(the PDF is attached to this post) - Download 

The other post will be a long form video, it's another cover I did from start to finish totaling 10 hours. Hopefully that cover will get revealed shortly so that I can put that together for you all!

Please let me know if you have any questions about this process! I included the brushes for CSP in this post

Thanks as always for your continued support, I greatly appreciate it!

Dave

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Echjar

very cool

Figmenter

Can't thank you enough for making these step by steps. I really appreciate these. :D Btw, if anyone's reading this, the images on the post and the PDF have a slight discrepancy. the last 2 pages of the PDF are the same page. Be sure to check out the images on the post so you don't miss out on anything. :D

BenjahTD

dude!! this is fucking amazing!

Volen CK

You're an absolute beast dude. Thank you for sharing. Hope you're recovering quickly man!

Sam Carr

Really appreciate these process breakdowns!

Maddie

Yay!! Thank you for doing these pdfs!!

DaveRapoza

I'm glad this was helpful! I enjoy breaking things down like this as I feel it helps me think through my process and hopefully improve on it.

Nicholas P

Ahhhhh, thank you! This is awesome!

apaleguy

Just wondering to get that "traditional feeling" painting look can it be done in clipstudio?

DaveRapoza

sorry I missed this question! Yes, you can definitely get close with what I walked through, but I would say if you want a similar underlying textural look - maybe try working up all your values the same way I mentioned but without photoshop brushes and then use textures you find on google or wherever else of canvas or primed canvas and lay that overtop your render before doing the final painting on a soft light or maybe a overlay layer to get something there.

apaleguy

Don't worry about it! Thank you for the reply 😄! I'll have to give that a shot I know there is a way to convert photoshop brushes into clip studio but I might just end up getting photoshop again. Love both programs but I'm more familiar with photoshop. Thank you for the advice definitely going to give it a shot 😄!