Here is a Value Study of my Serial Killer's Bathroom. I really got intimate with this one.
Process: I started with a 59% gray background. I figured out roughly where my shadows and highlights would be and began to slowly push the gray to the whitest white and the blackest black. I just kept tidying up stray strokes as I went along. Eventually I achieved shadows and highlights that were in all the right places. I set the mood by adding an adjustment layer and bringing down the brightness. Then I went back in and made the shadows as ebony as possible and I polished the highlights until they gleamed like marble. Ha. I was concentrating so hard, that I was literally on the edge of my chair and my tongue was poking out. {Nerrrd.} I may have drooled on my wacom.
Thar she blows.
Process: I started with a 59% gray background. I figured out roughly where my shadows and highlights would be and began to slowly push the gray to the whitest white and the blackest black. I just kept tidying up stray strokes as I went along. Eventually I achieved shadows and highlights that were in all the right places. I set the mood by adding an adjustment layer and bringing down the brightness. Then I went back in and made the shadows as ebony as possible and I polished the highlights until they gleamed like marble. Ha. I was concentrating so hard, that I was literally on the edge of my chair and my tongue was poking out. {Nerrrd.} I may have drooled on my wacom.
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