I know how the safety works.

21st April 2013

Audio post reblogged from Winding with 20 notes - Played 103 times

I wish I could somehow play The Walking Dead theme song anytime I wanted. Then whenever I leave a place or say something smart or slam the door or stare very angry at someone it can be more badass.

21st April 2013

Post reblogged from The Roar with 3 notes

sayersroar:

Learned how to play The Walking Dead theme on piano! I swear this is crack to me.

21st April 2013

Photoset reblogged from I am not your fault with 91 notes

laurendennis:

TV Show Meme: [1/5] opening credits → The Walking Dead

Theme by Bear McCreary (x)

21st April 2013

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I may post the video soon.

For now, here’s the process to this: http://demonic-fantasy.deviantart.com/art/Andrea-Grimes-366801291?q=gallery%3Ademonic-fantasy&qo=0

(From left to right, going down each row)

First row:

1. I open a new layer above the background. I set down my primary sketch. I decrease the opacity when ready to sketch over it.

2. I make a new layer. I outline the base sketch in a darker hue, a brown for a more fleshed color. I abolish the base sketch, leaving the clean outline.

3. In a new layer, I slap down my main palette.

Second row:

4. Next, on a new layer (beneath the outline), I throw down some base colors, deciding on where the light source will be. Then, the amount- brittle or hearty? I decide for a softer, less harsh light source so the subject is not given a coarse appearance.

5. I add a new layer and put down the base color for the hair.

6. On a new layer ABOVE THE OUTLINE LAYER, I add highlights and shadows to the core colors of the hair. The flesh is toned and given a more vivacious undercurrent. I apply highlights and shadows. QUICK TIP: Stray from using pure black when adding shadows. Keep the skin colors in relation to the palette/base hues.

Third row:

7. Still above the outline layer, I color over some aspects of the hair to avoid a “cartoony” feel. I add additional highlights and shadows.

8. I increase a layer- below the outline sketch- and throw in some color for the eyes.

9. On the original background layer I blend in a background. Tried to make it complement the subject, Andrea. She had more of a pinkish skin tone, so I chose to do a more pink background. The subject has a lighter hue highlighting her frame to increase visual appeal.

Fourth row:

10. The finished product.

Hope it was informative!

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Enjoy.

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