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FACEBOOK FANPAGE | TUMBLR | TWITTERTutorial#12 : Creativity
Thank you dear friends
The different links added on the tutorial are available here :
Position and meaning : [link]
Eye movement : [link]
Perspective : [link]
Random word tool : [link]
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Tutorial #16 : Shades
Tutorial #15 : Adjustment Layers
Tutorial #14 : Photo-referencing
Tutorial #13 : Water
Tutorial #12 : Creativity
Tutorial #11 : Three textures
Tutorial #10 : Color
Tutorial #9 : Layer
Tutorial #8 : Cloud 2
Tutorial #7 : Arround a drawing 3
Tutorial #6 : Brush
Tutorial #5 : Arround a drawing 2
Tutorial #4 : Arround a drawing 1
Tutorial #3 : Light and shadow
Tutorial #2 : Cloud 1
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Comments: 256
If you were a teacher I would take a class in a second.
Your tutorials are fantastic.
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Love-you.
Thanks for sharing your amazing knowledge!!!
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Gorgeous tool to bring out what is inside the mind.
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Omg thank you for making this!!! I struggle so much with coming up with ideas!!! THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU!!
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Incredible! amazing concept, I loved the last example, thanks a lot for this, it really helps!!!
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very great tuts!!!!
could u refresh links,plz!
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Thank you for all your messages
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Very good explanation! That helped a lot!
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awesome tutorial. i learned so much and i love learning. You're awesome.
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I have a very strong feeling this is going to save my life a lot of times. My future self says thank you :3
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Very informative. Thanks for sharing.
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very nice, I've never heard about these methods but it was really interesting to read this
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This is AMAZING! Wow, I really have to try this method.
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Wow, this is JUST what I've been looking for
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What an amazing tutorial. Thank you so much for putting it together.
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Glorious, LOVE the stuff about composition!
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Wow. This REALLY helps.
Wounderfulwounderful work.
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Lol!
I've been working with a similar concept in my painting classes the past half year!
I made different cards with on them a landscape, a period in time or theme, a subject and three different ways to paint it
I came up with totally different things then I normally would. You can see them on my dev if you want to
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Sure
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I don't have the cards on there, I only have them in RL
But at the first painting of every series I've explained what I had to combine.
Par example, in the ice series I had to combine Icemountains as a landscape, Plants as a subject, the middle-ages as a theme and then one painting under water, one on land and one in the sky. I make each painting in an hour and ten minutes max.
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I love your tutorials. They are always so inspiring.
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wow, this tutorial is really helpful, with lots of information and images...makes me feel inspired
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"My friend's husband teaches Creativity, curiously enough." She said randomly, because it was late and she was tired
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Holy crap this was like an entire first year in art school crammed into on page! VERY COOL!
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you are making something simple, very very very VERY complicated, dont get me wrong i love all your art but this is just mind-boggling...
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This is incredible!!
Thank you for posting this!
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Do you use this sort of method everytime you draw ?
Fantasic Tutorial!! Very unique!
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Oh thank you for replying back
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Je Ma'appelle Rin, my name is rin ... is that correct french ?! 
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Un grand merci pour ce tuto! C'est rare de trouver des tutoriaux sur la crΓ©ativitΓ©, et encore plus rare d'en trouver un si bon! J'apprecie cet excellent travail, et le fait que tu partage un grand tresor avec ces techniques..
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C'est vraiment sympa, merci beaucoup
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