I Made a Wendigo Digital Artwork in Photoshop | Timelapse & Layer Breakdown

See how I made this #wendigo scene in Adobe #Photoshop 2022. It starts with a #walkthrough of the layer breakdown, followed by a #timelapse #speedart of the whole creation process.
Chapters:
00:00 Intro
01:30 Layer Breakdown
11:09 Timelapse
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LINKS:
►► My Painting Tutorial video: • Get a Natural Looking ...
►► Texturelabs video: • Anyone can create incr...
►► Infinite Color Panel: infinite-tools.com/infinite-c...
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SOCIAL
►► Instagram:
@damagework
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MUSIC
►► Computations In A Snowstorm by Scott Buckley | / scottbuckley
Music promoted by www.free-stock-music.com
Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 Unported License
creativecommons.org/licenses/...
►► Revolutions by Savfk | / savfkmusic
Music promoted by www.free-stock-music.com
Attribution 4.0 International (CC BY 4.0)
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►► Grass by Silent Partner • Grass - Silent Partner...
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TOOLS
►► Adobe Photoshop 2022
►► Wacom Intuos Pro Medium
►► Windows PC
►► Adobe After Effects 2022
►► Adobe Premiere 2022
►► iZotope RX 8
►► Audacity
►► Elgato Wave:3
►► Podcasts & Music
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#digitalart #digitalpainting #photobash #conceptart

[@LucaSantt]

Your work is absolutly impressive, I don't understand how you're not that known in youtube

[@Damagework]

Thank you! I'm trying. Getting there slowly but surely.

[@Encreate]

Love it, man! You have absolutely killed it with the composition and the mood! 👌

[@Damagework]

Thanks man! Still loving your work too!

[@Encreate]

@@Damagework Thanks bro!

[@justinjpagan]

Love your breakdowns, and editing process. Glad I stumbled across your vids!

[@Damagework]

Thanks! Glad you like them!

[@LittleDreamExplorer]

I always look forward to your releases! Real breakdown videos that are a great complement to the speed art videos out there.

[@Damagework]

Thank you. It means a lot that you find the way I do my videos helpful.

[@andreyiu]

Awesome job, as always 👍

[@Damagework]

Thank you so much!

[@jdblick1002]

Excellent piece, very atmospheric! instantly reminds me of the cover illustrations of the Steve Jackson & Ian Livingstone Fighting Fantasy books I used to love as a kid, like 'oh shit, I probably shouldn't have chosen to go wandering the path alone after all'. I think I first became aware of the Wendigo when I saw the excellent 1999 film 'Ravenous' on release, where a character with cannibalistic tendencies is assumed to be one. Highly recommended if you haven't seen it.

[@Damagework]

Dude that's awesome! I'm familiar with the movie Ravenous but don't think I ever saw it. I'm gonna have watch it now.

[@TheMonu11]

really help to learn more

[@Damagework]

Thanks!

[@WalkerWinslow]

Very cool!

[@Damagework]

Thanks!

[@nallabelipavan]

This is amazing sir 🤩🥰🤩

[@Damagework]

Thank you!

[@PalmRenders]

Dope breakdown and speed art! The composition was incredible especially with the lighting and atmospheric haze!

[@Damagework]

Thank you!

[@TheMonu11]

nice one

[@Damagework]

Thank you!

[@ruchikapeter6621]

Excellent breakdown. Quick question: are these images royalty free ? Do you have any royalty free websites to refer from.

[@Damagework]

Thank you! Some of the images are. As long as you change the images enough from their original it's ok to use them even if they're not royalty free stock images. Otherwise you can use sites like Pexels, Pixabay, Unsplash, and stock images on DeviantArt with attribution.

[@bredi896]

Really stunning work, I like it. Can you tell me where can I get that Glow gradient action?

[@Damagework]

I'll be making a video on that real soon actually

[@fernandosoares1470]

Good work Man!! The stocks? where from?

[@Damagework]

Thank you. They're from all over. I find a lot of great stuff on Yandex

[@nallabelipavan]

sir please send me link this stock images .

[@giotto_4503]

The only thing I don't like about this piece is where the man is looking. He should be looking at the wendigo's upper torso/head and not at its legs, it would also be great if he gave some sort of reaction after seeing the wendigo as we all would if we're up against a 12-foot monster. It would surely add a great deal of realism and to the piece.

[@Damagework]

Thanks.... Now that's all I can see🤦