Hello everyone _ Yesterday I finally tokenized this artwork on NFT Showroom, you can check out the full resolution here:
https://nftshowroom.com/kristyglas/gallery/kristyglas_colorful-environments_a-house-in-the-woods
https://nftshowroom.com/kristyglas/gallery/kristyglas_colorful-environments_a-house-in-the-woods-art-process-edition
I start most of my environments with a relatively big texture brush. I try to use various colors and the colors will usually inspire the rest of the painting. I use a black layer, set to color layer adjustment to make sure my values are correct. Everything closer is darker and further lighter, creating atmospheric perspective. For details I use a sharp almost like a pencil brush for a crisp look. The painting is meant to be really cheerful, so for shading I try to use colder colors instead of grays. I also always consider that there needs to be a focal point, so for this painting I added a fun little mysterious house.
So there are 4 thing I try to watch out for when painting: focal point, contrast, mood, composition. I've explained composition a bit in one of my previous posts.
As the sun set, she finally admitted to herself that she was lost. Luckily the woods seemed peaceful and quiet, maybe a little too quiet. More and more hours passed and she finally found a little pathway . She noticed a dim glow in the distance, rejoiced and started running. Yet, as the light got closer, she slowed down. It wasn't a color of camp fire or town lights, it was a single house. It looks friendly and warm, so she was looking forward to finding out who lives in there.
Giant Frog Winner for making most comments in Pixelart Community: 
Next one is next Wednesday.
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https://nftshowroom.com/kristyglas/gallery
I also set one edition of my artworks to 0.001 hive for the first person to find and claim it _ 
Also this is my referral link: https://nftshowroom.com/?r=kristyglas
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