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Published: 2011-04-19 14:20:08 +0000 UTC; Views: 142454; Favourites: 5305; Downloads: 5458
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As promised, here's the tutorial. I spent a bit of time on collecting thoughts to include in this, so I hope it's helpful.<- Final image.
Cheers!
Hannes
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that 'base colour' still has a fair bit of form 
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epic tutorial is epic! And yes I read it all before I post this. You touched on a lot of good points that a lot of my old classmates should definitely hear. Thanks for sharing!
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Amazinglyspiffy helpful, thanks a ton!
One question tho - any tips on making the lineart look actually 3-D? Because whenever I always do lineart over sketches, it always looks/feels like I'm just tracing something, and never looks as real as the sketch does. :<
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Well usually lineart will look like lineart, not like 3D :> No uh, but for a feeling of solidity, watch your ellipses and make sure things converge properly! It's really in the foreshortening, I have a lot of room for improvement there :I
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Thank you for this tutorial, it was definitely worth reading. I will probably read through it a few more times.
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Your line art alone makes me squeal like a giddy whore!
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...I totally thought that was a picture you took, so I watched you instantaneously. I am like overly impressed and jubilated that I +watched you now.
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I find your posts to be the most helpful for anything I've wanted to learn related to drawing digitally. Thanks!
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since I'm finally diving into speedpainting I'm sure I will find this extremely useful in the future.
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great work hannes, thanks for the efforts! really like the idea behind the picture and how she is covering her eyes kind of shamed for all the war going on in the world.
thanks again!
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This is insane! wonderful picture and awesome tutorial
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GroΓartig! Und danke, dass du deine Erfahrung so bereitwillig und gut verstΓ€ndlich teilst. Tolles Tutorial und wunderschΓΆnes Bild.
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great work with this tutorial (and with the painting too) . I'm so rough with things, I really need to be more contemplative. Hope I've learned the lesson!
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Nice tutorial! The information was pretty basic, but very useful for someone just starting to do digital art. I would know, I'm about to try for the first time
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Ich mag deinen neutralen ErklΓ€rstil. An vielen Stellen wirst du sogar ein wenig Philosophisch - da steh ich drauf!
Ich kΓΆnnte mir vorstellen, dass manche den Text etwas schwer zu verdauen finden, weil er sich an manchen Stellen "ballt". Hier wΓ€ren vielleicht kleine, den Text erlΓ€uternde, Mini-Ausschnitte ganz passend. So als Text-Trenner praktisch.
Alles in Allem ein sehr schΓΆn gemachtes Tutorial!
Herzlichen Dank fΓΌr die Arbeit!
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haha still waiting for the tut on how do something like that without hours of hard work doing studies. One of the best tuts i have encoutered yet tho. Really great to see your thought process.
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Really interesting read man, picked up a few things I didn't already know and refreshed some things I really should know 
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Too many thanks for sharing your processes with us, it really helps!
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Once again, this tutorial shows that you understand painting and know how to apply your knowledge. Bravo!
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i just noticed but, your jets all appear to be unarmed, apart from the gattling gun at least.
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Ich liebe deine Tuts! 
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Because I'm a "pretty fiend" usually I just look at the pictures and notice the subtle changes, but really, reading all of this has opened my eyes a bazillion times. I love your work and reading this was really inspiring. Thank you for taking the time to write all of this out. Really, thank you.
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You really are an extraordinary painter. Thanks for the process breakdown; very interesting.
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Wow. I wonder how many years it'll take me to get to this stage.
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the question is not how many years but how much effort your willing to put in to get to this level.
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thanks for taking the time to put this up man, it was a great read! cheers.
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Nice.
Any tips on making the lines smooth, and pretty?
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well, im not hannes, and he probably has his own point on this.
do you mean from a technical point of view, like, "how the hell do i get photoshop lines looking somewhat like the lines i can draw on paper?" - i have no idea
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Oh! Thank you. I guess I was wondering about how to get photoshops lines to look sharp and crisp like when I ink on traditional paper.
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that, indeed is a good question. i hope hannes does chime in
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This is amazing, thank you so much for this.
You say do a lot of studies, and I totally agree, but it's always intimidating to know where to start. Do you have any suggestions?
Thanks again Hannes, you're a true inspiration.
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Well, what do you like the most?
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Awesome
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Great tutorial - as you say, forget the minutiae of what brush settings and paper are used and get into to the process. That way it applies to any and all graphics programs.
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Danke dir, so groΓartig.
UNglaublich, wie sich das entwickelt.
Motiviert mich immer wieder!!!!!!!
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Thank you so much! This is so awesome and helpful!
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