Concept art photobashing (with COMMENTARY)

Hey guys, this is a first "tutorial" I ever made, more of a commentary to the timelapse than anything else. Let me know if you'd be interested in me doing more of this kind of stuff.

[Flewda]

I really appreciate that you noted how you are unhappy with the progress until the last 80-90%. That's one of my biggest struggles doing any art, but especially photo manipulation work. I'll get halfway in and abandon because it's not "there" yet. But the ones I manage to stick out to the end tend to come together as you say. It's a nice reminder that I am not alone.

[The_Local_Blacksmith]

The final result looks great, you captured your target mood perfectly.

I'd gladly pay to see a 2-3 hour real-time tutorial where you go through every step in detail.

[kelving]

Brother, what a skill to clean up those images. Great video

[NanenMauricio]

I'm completely new to photobashing, and as an artist this feels game-changing, amazing work!

[ilekurwa]

I love it. Honest, transparent, to the point - this is just great learning material

[SadTown]

One of the most impressive videos I’ve ever seen… Awesome work dude, thanks for sharing with some added commentary! 👏

[Paxerot]

The mood flowed to the tutorial; music is great, video is simple explanatory. All of that outcomes as a perfect peaceful 10 mins therapy, thx for that

[kozubart]

Super nice tutorial! I'm fairly new to photo-bashing, and seeing you use it so well was fun and inspring

[hyperionartz]

Very inspiring! Love the mood you created with this piece.

[frankiesmith-morris]

Excellent work, what was the masking technique you used to cut out the bridges? Maybe a tutorial would be grand if you're planning any :)

[JaneDoe-noed]

This looks awesome!! It’s very interesting to see the process, very inspiring!

[kibi]

Classic photobashing gives what parasitical one-click AI can't do... It gives control over every small aspect while allowing an extent of photorealism. The feeling you can get from customising your own scene is an incredible feelings and allows human value in an image. I don't enjoy photorealism myself, so don't find it value in my process. But nonetheless, controlling your work to the level you want is what makes it your work. Without work, it's not your art"work", and photobashers still "work" and paint with photos and photo brushes to create the end result. AI developers should offer tools that make it easier to integrate photos into a photobash piece, though. Nvidia Canvas and inpainting isn't quite enough. I think bridging the mind-body barrier with better tools rather than replacing our imagination with poorly controlled AI generations is the most viable future. Otherwise humanity won't respect the work and customisation we need over concept work and just regurgitate the same designless maximalist junk forever. Keep up the work and don't ever sacrifice the artistic control over your image.

[viyugunmj]

U may say it as concept design but it's with lot of detail. Bug thanks for giving new idea to us to start..

[gideilsonlima]

Awesome! The final picture looks really good!

[brandonjacksoon]

Great! Real professional! Thank you dude!
Do you have any details tutorial or course?

[Kriplok]

Definitely like it! Great work! Any chance to see your new work process?

[klavsvadonis]

This is amazing! Gives me inspiration to create!

[koalabeaver]

great video thanks for sharing your process :)

[dominixus]

Świetna praca, uwielbiam ten klimat a od dziś testuje swój pierwszy tablet graficzny i ty człowieku inspirujesz mnie abym wykorzystał go jak najlepiej. Peace <3

[VarinderSingh-hzce]

Great work there! BTW can you please tell the music being used in the background? It can be very helpful while practicing the concept art. Thanks