The rendering | WIP

Part 3- Rendering

Okay, this should be the last WIP for this illustration. Need I say I’m in love — like always.

So, as I get back on track— I decided to display to you all  my madness I call my process. To The untrained eye and the trained, this so far doesn’t make sense. But to reference pt (2)of this WIP...I did mentioned I don’t know what im doing and usually do things at free will. With even the little prep I did for myself to make this image less stressful, I still manage to make sure the illustrations came with is own obstacles.

So, I would explain this process but, thats not what this segment is about. I just hope you aren’t getting dizzy trying to keep up with that.

I’m hoping that the close ups are helping other artist here. Despite the WIPS not being  very detailed or Educational—the Close ups can be very helpful in a few ways. Especially, if you’re using them to study my style. Like lets focus on, The“wavy“ detail. The simple details and line-work, just form the necessary Water effect I was aiming for. This isn’t the best example of this detail but, adjustments were made and other details were added to enhance the image. I’m hoping these will inspire those here to find their groove and use what ever detail you deem necessary to your style and make it your own.

Secondly the glowing effect — like its such a snatch to the image. It makes her skin pop and with the other details and rendering goals I still have to meet— It really make the illustration. 

SEE!! After adding the shading and highlight — the image immediately enhanced the illustration. The blue is Just so flattering !!

Lastly some of the details from the Jellyfish,—

Also, the jellyfish sorta reminds me of the early 2000s teen Fantasy, live Australian show— H2O. I recently started rewatching it and it’s everything I remembered and loved. But don‘t take my word— baby I live off nostalgia and good times. The corniness and bad acting has been the best part of the very first season.  Have you seen the show before? And who was your favorite?