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Published: 2011-04-19 14:20:08 +0000 UTC; Views: 142845; 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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Oh, wow! you've finally made a tutorial!
I've always enjoyed looking at your process, and now there is a tutorial which makes it even better!
I think a commenter above me mentioned sharing some of your brushes, and I do hope you will >w>
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Thank you so much for posting this! It's very helpful.
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Oooooooh awesome man, thanks a lot for sharing!
Your lines are amazing. I do not spend enough time on my lines
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I think it's such a wonderful thing when people are kind enough to share their knowledge with others. c: Thanks for going through the trouble of making this! I got a lot from it and really appreciate it.
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ok actually finished reading this now. definitely helped tons, gave me some things to think about with my own art. i do have one question though: when you say you block in things at a low resolution first, are you talking about dpi? i have a problem with some of my brushes lagging cuz of my old computer, maybe thats why?
also, its kinda scary how much i agree with some of the things you wrote at the beginning haha. like i just found it helps a lot better to practice one or two things at a time instead of trying to juggle everything at once.
thanks for sharing again, looking forward to more of your work
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Thank you very much for explaining your steps and technique 
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Thanks so much for investing the time to make this for us. It's very much appreciated.
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Thanks a ton! Really enjoyed reading your thoughts. I was wondering if you spoke about cleaning up a line drawing in your previous posts. I guess it's mostly being very patient and careful? Not to mention a lot of practice. Perhaps you can do a future tutorial on that(hint..hint 
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Man thank you soo much knowledge
I have question
Besides all the studies stuff you're showing that knowing photoshop well is very handy or even necessary in image creation.
How did you approached or still approach learning photoshop techniques? Are you watching , reading tutorials, PS how to's or just experimenting with many different functions?
Do you know some good sources?
Thanks again for tutorial. Back to study
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Yes, knowing your tools is really useful o_ov Photoshop is an easy software though, for me it was just learning by doing. Experiment and play around, and just read whatever you find about it, and after a while you'll get a pretty strong idea of how it works :]
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Ich habe noch vor ein paar Stunden deine Gallerie nach einem Tutorial durchsucht - darauf habe ich gewartet! Danke!
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outstanding! really thanks a lot for the psd files and the step-by-step you're doing!!
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Oh c'mon... It's just me who don't ever get the idea of paiting with textures? Even reading the whole tutorial (which was really helpful, danke!
I've thought of it might be cause the colors I chose (trying not to be something too contrasted) or avoiding literally painting with textures, putting it only on the final.
Both didn't work for me.
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You just have to be more careful!
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It has nothing to do with values? I mean, you first have to model the value with a normal brush and then add the soft textures? Because sometimes when I use a darker or a lighter texture too much it kinda change the bulk of it...
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Oh of course it does, everything has to do with values. And yes, modeling the actual form first is a good idea, just like you paint the big picture first before you go into detail! OvOb You really have to play around with this a bit, it gets way easier to understand through trial&error o_o/
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Oh I see.
Thanks a lot, this shit was, like, the WORSE thing to me for learning. Γ§_Γ§
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haha thanks yet again for the insight : )
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Thanks so much for sharing this with us! So informative and I definitely learned a lot.. can't wait to apply some of the bits I got into my own work.
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thanks so much for doing this!
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I honestly, CAN'T UNDERSTAND how you guys work on everything at the same time? for me it's basically Illogic, how to keep focuss on everything... anyway, MAD SKILLS! definitly a fav from me!
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Well, you're still doing one brushstroke at a time
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it sure does! Well let's try to apply that psycologie of art and see if it turns into a Pheonix.. or ashess..
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you know what I like about you is, besides being a truly talented artist, you're also generous with your thoughts hence the great number of inspired watchers that you have. i hope you continue being like this despite the fact that some irritating bitter haters are proving you wrong.
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Also, I hope in the future you don't mind sharing just some of your brushes. The textures on your paintings look nice.
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Hey, thanks! Yeah I guess I can share my brushset too, although I'm kinda against it because the valuing of things that are essentially meaningless tools is already distorted enough in the online community, and since there's already a ton of awesome brushes available I'm kinda hesitant to draw even more focus away from the things that are really important, like foundation and all that ΓΆ_ΓΆ
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sehr nice... schΓΆne strickte Herangehensweise die du da hast, fand ich schon toll bei den anderen steps gut.
Alles gut geordnet, nichts durcheinander, ein klare Struktur.
Wie bist du dazu gekommen gerade nun so vor zu gehen? Denn aus deinen Studien bzw. deinen anderen Paintings herauszunehmen, hast du dort meist sogar keine LineArt vorher gemacht bzw. nicht angefangen so sauber zu grundieren
Kann man sich deine Brushes irgend wo downloaden? wΓΌrde sie gerne mal ausprobieren
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Lovely tutorial~ Easy to follow, and very informative!
The final image is wonderfully impressive.
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Hannes, you're amazing man! *3*
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