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Here's a little step by step tutorial displaying my usual process for speedpainting, though it may vary on some pieces.Related content
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Thank you for the tutorial and the blabla 
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Question, is this all on one layer? how do you divide your layers?
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I tried to follow this one, here's the effect: fav.me/d6afugt
Although I'm quite sure I got lost somewhere in the middle
Thanks for sharing
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such a nice tutorialll... how about posting this tutorial in karoten.net so you can inspirate more artist with this amazing tutorial? you could help more artist there
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I guess I just learned something necessary from your comment in this tutorial~~
Im used to think concept artists are nothing different from other artists cuz they all deal with the same art, but your words just now help me realize what kind of art I should produce (the fact was that someone had once suggested me to become concept artist instead of anime drawer yet I wasn't giving too much attention to it since I wasn't well understood about it XD).
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you are the boss man, the complete boss of all bosses, the big boss at the end of a game with god mode on and 1 life left. just ridiculous it boggles my head and i feel like walkin into a brick wall
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Thanks for the tutorial, it's neat to see it transform from step to step!
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Can I have permission to post this tutorial in hidden-designers.com ? with your name and a link back to your DA profile?
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hope you don't mind being promoted on my blog
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BTW great tut very helpful
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Hi!! 
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Thank you very much for this! What I really liked was the little tidbits of wisdom, such as "The eye reads a picture from left to right" and "The camera angle is low, the first trick to letting the viewer in on the action"... These are the professional tidbits that help us noobs! Thank you so much! +Devwatch!
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this comment probably won't be seen by the one who made this tutorial, but great work, very great work.
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Yeeeeee, a tutorial !!!! I love your gallery very very very (... very ) much. So a tut makes me crasy... (more than everytime so XD). Let's study
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Nice, this helps alot man. 
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Oh oh! Now you secret is out! Too bad you you!! Thanks for sharing with how you work! It REALLY aides in trying to push my art in new directions! Would love to see more!
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I actually like stage 4 the most. Good tutorial anyway.
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Thanks for sharing, appreciated. What Brushes do you use?
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thank you!!! always wanted to know how u went about these!!
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Dude! I don't know what to say!!!
thank you so much for this!!
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Thanks so much for sharing an awesome tutorial!
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I know this is not a comment on technique, but personally I really like the colours you had going on in no. 4, the atmosphere is much stronger with the warm contrast (especially in the foreground) which has somewhat been lost in the final product, which looks a lot more monochromatic, but well that's just me.
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I love seeing how other artists work, thanks for making!
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super it's very useful to learn coloring in photoshop super, i like it more......it's a great tutorial for me..
thank u so much 
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thank you so much for posting this. It will help a LOT <3
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Brilliant, wow, what a whole new perspective, starting with blacks and shadows, then painting in the light. Cool, I just might try that myself one day soon. Excellent ref, thank you very much!
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Great tutorial, you must be asked to make these a lot.
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Heh, nice. Now if only I could do lighting or anything like that.
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You might also want to mention your speedpainting videos, as they provide additional insight beyond what you've written here. (flipping the canvas periodically, using selection tools, etc.)
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an excellent tutorial to compliment your excellent art!
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i didn't thought this was the way u start. thought u start from basec and flat colors instead of tones.
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Nice going-through.
I think this is going to help, thanks.
And as I'm fairly new to this kind of drawing, how exactly do you paint these?...
Do you use special brushes in Photoshop?
How do you manage the layers? and
Do you think it's managable to draw something like this with a mouse instead of a graphic tablet? (Did you actually use one?)
These are some questions that I asked myself on how you make such beautiful art. 
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Oh what the heck I didnt's see that second block of text... it was hidden from my browser view..
Well... how do these Brushes help?
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Ahh...an insight into that extra-terrestrial brain of yours! 
Thanks for sharing Andree. This is very useful.
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