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acidlullaby — Daemon: Walk-through
Published: 2006-09-03 18:57:19 +0000 UTC; Views: 44389; Favourites: 616; Downloads: 4805
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Just the progress steps to my piece Daemon:[link]
In Painter Classic with a Wacom Intuos 2
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omg this is sooo damn amazing
how old are u?
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just kickasss <333
btw.
what brushes did you use?
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Really cool!
You should totally do a tutorial for hair and faces..
I always have problems with realistic head shapes so it'd be awsome if you made a tutorial for that.
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Absolutely love it... nice piece... thanks so much. :]
you have very nice writing by the way :]
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Hey!..I love our art work!!! Gorgeous!!! Beautiful!....Now ....Question Please...All your art work is done with computer programs??....Or are you actually using real paint.... im a lil confused.... : (
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Very Cool, reminds me of a younger oprah... hmm
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I was wondering.. How do you set your brush? Cuz I saw it's not just a regular brush..
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holy crap...that was spectacular!! wow! speechless...
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When i saw this i knew i recognized it from somewhere, then i looked in ma Painter mag and there it was!
excellent tutorial, as always
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haha poor pigeon (on #12)
i love your tutorials really fun to watch (uh see)
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wow!!! your tutorials are very helpful. beast mode!!!! thats all i can say. ooo!!! and a thnx. cause they are really helpful. although i said it once already. lol
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Wow! nice, she kinda looks like Gong Li for some reason, but thats just me thinking that 
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Hm...it's comforting to know that I'm not the only one who writes two different styles of letters in the same string of words....just noticing you switch between a printed "f" and a partial cursive "f" here and there. I don't do the with "d" though. Too lazy to pull the stroke back down so it always stays up or loops down to connect with another letter following it. 
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amazing. thank you SO much. seeing just a finished piece is so overwhelming (to an amateur like me) but it helps to see the steps taken by an experienced artist! It's inspiring!!!
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OMG o_O Well I've just seen that it was drew by you, well I was able to see every step of yours, but I still can't get it o_O. It's so amazingly beautiful and seems as real as photo...
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Wow, this is so awesome! ^ ^
Thank you very much for this. It really does help.
How have you got your airbrush settings?
My airbrush doesnt come out soft it comes out like it would using an acrilic brush for some reason...
-Sieg
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Ah i remember this tut in the mag. It was very useful!
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which brush do you use for the hair?? just pencil? Painter classic has so many brushes >.<"
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I just used the digital airbrush and the pallete knife
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Amazing tutorial for an amazing picture!
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thanks for the comment, that magazine made it to Norway? Wow, I thought you could only get it in the UK, but hey, awesome, I'm really glad you find this useful, or hopeful
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You have NO idea how much your tutorials do for me!
I have never even dared to try 'from-scratch' pictures in PS, but now...
I'll try
Thanks!
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looks good.
Yeow, you went from sketch hand to BOOM FIN!
Heehee, looks awesome =3
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I love his dark materials. this peice is great. ^_^ I love the idea.
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OK first:
Then:
Now:
Where can I get those brushes?
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Of all tutorials I think yours are the best and easiest to follow ... Ive actually produced some half decent painted work under your guidence but one thing gets me ... how do you get such a clean finished skin tone, despite not actually working into it that much with smudge tool and the like all that much?
This picture is awesome btw, love how it turned out!
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the airbrush tool... that's what I use for smoothing
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what is its Photoshop equivilent do you know? 
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erm... still the airbrush tool
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It's always interesting to see an artist's progress, especially that of one you admire. I was interested to see how rough you started, and how refined it slowly became.
This makes me so sad now. I have painter classic, but I lost the product key.
Oh well, a divine picture, and a lovely and informative walk-through.
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Your soooo talented! wish i could draw like that from my head! lol
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really really great....thanx for sharing
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I love seeing the whole piece being created. XD Nice job!
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