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thats a really great work! you made it guessing the colors? that's so real... could you share how you make the skin pores? seems like you used noise, but I don't think that's just it...
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Wow- how do you do the textures??
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!Thats the question. some of it looks like just "add noise" but that should be just the beggining of it...
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This is a great step-by-step image. It really helped me to understand how you go about rendering the piece, and how I might approach it myself. And the result at the end is STUNNING, to say the least. Excellent!
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I scrolled up and down this at least 50 times! what an awesome display of skill and artistry! thanks for sharing the steps mate!
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It looks pretty amazing! Though I like the second to last better, it has a more painterly feel.
I would put a mask on the texture layer and let it come through only in specific spots, like the highlights.
Great job in any case
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each step I wondered how much better it could get. Great work!
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OMG!!!!
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Wow, textures in the last picture make a big difference!
This is gorgeous ouo
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If I hadn't seen that there was a whole painting process, I would've thought it was a photograph. Awesome job.
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this is really nice
did you use a color picker for the colors or were you just able to match them by sight?
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Thank you very much Kate,
No i did not use the colour picker, just colour chosen from sight
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I wish I could understand how painting like this takes place. Like what's the process and all that jazz. It's hard learning it on my own without guidance of a teacher, but such is that of self taught I suppose. Some day I wish to get this good~!
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Wow, it looks like a photograph... it's amazing!!!!!!
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Aaron, this is amazing X 20. You seem to set your base colors with such a hard brush and then smooth over everything....such a winning technique!
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"Or maybe he'll give me yours". Fantastic work, between panels 3 and 4 you see just how spectacular this piece is going to end up
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really good job i want to see your reference
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Dude, you are ... this.. this is so fucking amazing!
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duuuude how you made that skin texture from the last step? thats perfect!
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thank you for sharing this amazing tutorial!It is very inspiring !
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if you hadn't just a DD this would be the next...
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this is so incredible, you need to teach me the stuff you do in that last step one day
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AWWW - so awesome!
How have you got the skin texture so perfectly?
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This is so realistic
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you should really make a hair tutorial!
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I agree.I want to see too
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The second last one would've already sufficed. I know you added the noise to make it seem more realistic and more like what you see on TV, but-.. I just like the second last one better. It's more clear and painterly. (:
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It's not just noise though. It's a realistic skin texture. I love the freckles, I think it's perfect. The next level of skill would be to create something of this caliber without copying a photograph.. to create a painting of a realistic person from scratch 
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Well, before I got into art myself I was blown away by photorealistic stuff. It was the most fascinating level of art to me, but opinions change as your "eye level" improves. Now I think it's kind of dull and I find more painterly and exaggerated things better. :L
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I thought so, too! I also think that it may be a bit overdone
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