Grim Reaper Colour

For the final step in the Grim Reaper storyboarding, colour was added.
I used the same technique for each of the four storyboard. Using a textured brush and selecting a colour. I started colour with the object furthest in the back and worked my way to the closest object. After a base layer of each colour was added. Using the magic wand to select individual objects/colours, I added shadows and highlights using a slightly darker and lighter tone of each colour based on where the light was coming in.

Part 1- Grim turns on speaker.


Part 2- Grim lights candle.


Part 3- Grim adds bubble bath.


Part 4- Grim sitting in bathtub, which is a little small for him.

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