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Published: 2007-10-30 02:32:56 +0000 UTC; Views: 63384; Favourites: 857; Downloads: 1023
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originally posted in CGPAD [link]very simple, quick tutorial on how i paint fabric. any questions, leave a comment. i will answer you. i did this in photoshop, but the same principle will apply in any fabric painting situation...except instead of using dodge, use white or if your using lead pencils - your kneeded eraser.
stock i used was from the lovely:
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I used your tutorial
fatneyspears.deviantart.com/arβ¦
I made mine red
Thank you so much for the tutorial
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Oh, it's a best tutorial for fabric I've found! Thank u so much! I always have problem with painting a fabric and I'm definitely going to use your tutorial for the future works! Thanks again!
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Beautiful and simple 
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What brush do you usually use and on what setting? That's always my dilema. Good tut though!
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hi! gosh its been a while since this tutorial. if you go google Enayla's Brushes, I use the character and fabric brush set of hers...then i use the Rough Round brush for large fills like the blue (80% opacity, 36% flow with pen pressure set) and the number 46 spackle brush for blending. the spackle is a BRILLAINT brush, and it comes already as a default brush with photoshop.
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this is really great! simple to follow and easy (atleast you make it look easy 
Thank you for this tut
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thanks darl. it is easy once you start practicing. link me to your stuff if you use it darl!
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Wonderful tutorial, you make it lookso easy
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Hehe, if you find any good ones let me know
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Oo, ok, well I'll have a look around. Thanks
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wow, that is a very beautiful dress that yo udid, teh fodls, and fabrid, looks so great, goodtutorial!
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cheers darl.
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it totally has
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oh wow, cheers for that!
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No problem.
BTW, if you know of any other good tutorials, please don't hesitate to add them to the wiki - I've set permissions so that anyone can edit it.
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Pretty good tutorial overall. I never knew the highlights themselves can make that big of a difference.
And references are indeed invaluable.
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cheers darl. ooh yeh, the highlights are what make that whole realism thing work. well for me anyways. i always feel the material looks flat if i dont put in the lights.
referances
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Beautiful! Thanks for posting this! I really needed it.
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cheers darl. i just hope the tutorial is useful to people. lol
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