Roman House Part III - Finishing

Roman House Part III - Finishing
Roman House Part III - Finishing
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Step 12

Sketch out the bottom half of the legs, and add triangles for the feet.

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Step 13

Fill out the legs.

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Step 14

Draw two little circle where the arms connect to the torso.

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Step 15

Sketch in the right arm so that it goes back a little at the elbow, and comes up to rest on her shoulder.

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Step 16

Draw the other arm frame using lines for the arm, triangles for the hands, and circles for joints

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Step 17

Fill out the arms.

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Step 18

Clean it up by erasing all the lines inside the outline.

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Step 19

Make a new later for the dress outline.

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Step 20

Start the dress with a single bejeweled strap. This dress is going to be a one-shoulder dress, with gold medallions on the shoulder strap.

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Step 21

When drawing the neckline, remember that the dress is very “drapey”. It should drape several times across the chest.

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Step 22

Draw in the midsection of the dress. This is where it is tightest, but you still want to add a fold or two along the outside of the dress.

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Step 23

The bottom of the dress is loose, so their will be several “pleat” type folds.

Mae sure that the dress follows along with the right leg's outline. This will make the dress look flowing.

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Step 24

Outline a rope encircling her waist. To make the knot in the middle, make a kind of “ying-yang” shape, as though they are tied together.

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Step 25

Make the lines look like a twisted rope by drawing little “seed” shapes back to back between the lines. These little seeds are elongated ovals with a slightly pointed side, and a rounded side opposite.

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Step 26

Draw two dangling ropes hanging from the knot we drew before.

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Step 27

Using a 3 pixel opaque brush, add swirling patterns to the medallions.

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Step 28

New layer beneath the dress outline.

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Step 29

Block in the dress with color #FFEBBF.

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Step 30

Fill the little shoulder medallions with color #FFAE00.

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Step 31

Use the burn tool on midtones mode (46% exposure) to add shadows to the medallion.

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Step 32

Using the same settings as before, add shadows to the dress with the burn tool.

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Step 33

Use dodge tool (highlights mode, 16% exposure) to highlight the dress.

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Step 34

Block in the rope with color #9F58C4.

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Step 35

Use the dodge tool and burn tool (like before) to add highlights and shadow to the rope that ties around her waist.

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