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Wip of the day 🔥 (Patreon)

Published:
2023-04-03 11:03:32
Edited:
2025-07-11 06:55:34
Imported:
2026-06

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bogdan ghiorghieasa

'You. Are one. Ugly... Fell beast' But seriously now, it's a really vivid and detailed design =))))

Ted Martens

I was wondering, do you have a background in traditional painting, or did you start with digital painting?

Anato Finnstark

If i do a traditionnal one i keep It in a traditionnal paint ( i do Oil painting ) But when Its digital i'll do It Full digital, i don't mix both media, or Its very very rare 🙂

Ted Martens

Ah okay! That's interesting to know. I meant to ask whether you work with oil painting too, and it sounds like you indeed do both :) For someone who's learning, how important do you think it is to have experience with actual traditional painting when trying to create work in the painted-fantasy-realism style through digital painting? I'm trying to learn, but don't have a work environment for traditional painting at the moment. And I was wondering if you have any advice about building up the scene and creating depth.

Anato Finnstark

I started traditional painting after digital painting, so I think it is not necessary to know how to do traditional to acquire a satisfactory level in digital. The advantage of digital is that it leaves you the right to make mistakes, it allows you not to feel pressure at the process level, it is therefore a very comfortable way of learning which will then give you certain bases and more confidence to start traditional painting :)

Anato Finnstark

for the creation of a scene it is important to have above all a good composition, it is the base. If your composition isn't solid, the rest won't be either. It would be like building a house on a bad foundation.

Ted Martens

That's great to hear, it's very encouraging! And thanks a lot for the advice :)