Lesson Information
It all starts with a sketch. Follow along as Maxx demonstrates the earliest steps of his matte painting process, by studying the history of the craft, understanding the principles of composition, and creating detailed thumbnail sketches. You'll then learn to take your sketches and build upon them with basic photobashing techniques to give quick life to your first matte painting.
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Jason Tran 1 year ago
Can i Download your brush pack?
Caco Peguero 5 years ago
Besides Google images, are there other good resources for photo references?
Levente Rückert 1 year ago
Bit late with the reply but PxHere, Pikrepo if you are looking for clean, higher rez photoes or Pinterest if you are cramming for ideas.
Richard Mummery 2 years ago
https://unsplash.com is another good resource
Dane Rogers 2 years ago
Pixabay, its free and has large files
Aram Maliachi 5 years ago
i bealive max refered to adobe stock when he said he prefers stock images. adobe gives 10 images for 29.99 usd xD
Adam Perrin 5 years ago
The Photoshop brush that Max Burman uses during the concept element stage of the course for "Introduction to Matte Painting", is this available to download/purchase.
Many Thanks
Adam
Kevin Vanderhoof 10 months ago
I don't think his brushes are available as of now. I personally use the stock PS brushes but would be cool to collect Maxx's brush pack.
Simeon Todorov 4 years ago
Max Burman is leading this course aswell?
Adam Perrin 5 years ago
Thank you very much 👍
Jake Pama 5 years ago
I couldn't find the exact brush, but some of Maciej Kuciara's brushes work well:
https://maciejkuciara.deviantart.com/art/Free-Brushes-2015-534474486