Isometric Art - Painting over game concept art

[@angelicagunawan9932]

thank you so much for this.. i'm still learning, i still have a lot to learn 😁😁 literally the perfect tutorial

[@RiaanMarais]

I am glad you liked the video. More to follow! Keep drawing.

[@twodyport8080]

Use a reference isometric grid layer to help keep the projection more consistent.

[@RiaanMarais]

Thanks. I have since then employed iso-grids.

[@g_k2227]

This was the perfect tutorial thanks for posting, hope to learning from you more.

[@RiaanMarais]

Thank you for the kind words. I am glad you could find some value in this tutorial. I will keep making more.

[@mb-mb044]

How will you keep the same colors for further objects?

[@RiaanMarais]

I did this as a quick demo, but creating a colour pallet is an important part of project planning. The better you plan the easier things will be. My suggestion is, when you choose colours for your first asset, paint the base colours on a separate layer called Pallet.

[@an.holo3D]

very cool❤

[@RiaanMarais]

Thank you!

[@SvalandGame]

Your painting is very good. You should try to color 3D models with that style, you would get a very nice result

[@RiaanMarais]

Thank you. Great idea, I will have to do it!!!

[@valkorey]

Looks good! A 3D artist could easily work from this and turn it into a 3D (game) model :)

[@RiaanMarais]

Yes, for sure.