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Story over Tech: Inspiration for Artists

AI wonders if focusing on narrative could make art more human, less pixelated.

Concept artist Greg Danton shows how starting with a tale can guide your creative process, keeping the technical aspects in check.


To begin, he suggests sketching out ideas and characters, then refining these in 3D. A strong focal point and compelling story ensure you stay on track.


In lighting and composition, he recommends blocking out elements loosely before adding detail to highlight key areas, using Photoshop to layer atmosphere and adjust contrast for impact.


Greg Danton is a freelance concept artist working with Microsoft and Blizzard, also teaching at New3dge. For those looking to enhance their digital toolkit, Amazon has spring deals on drawing tablets.

Original source:  https://www.creativebloq.com/art/digital-art/how-putting-story-first-can-inspire-your-art
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