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Captured-Light — Tutorial 1:. Howrse Pixel Avatars
Published: 2012-07-16 04:30:52 +0000 UTC; Views: 3787; Favourites: 36; Downloads: 87
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*FULLVIEW PLEASE!*First tutorial, ever... O.o... hope it is okay/ is of use to someone.
Yes, it is specifically for Howrse, but I supose it can be used for pixels of all kinds.
Requested by my good friend renesmee1 of Howrse.com. The pixel is hers, NOT YOURS and I used it to make the tutorial mostly because I was too darn lazy to do another. Hope you find it helpful, Ren!
Note: My name on Howrse.com is LuvdaEarth, hence "LuvdaEarth's Pixel tutorial"
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best of the pixel tutorials I have seen so far!!
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Oh maiii god. Love this! (: ive been using this and my pixel has taken over a month. PM me on howrse to help? 
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I haven't actually tried this yet but it seems to be a lot more helpful than most tutorials already. And like renesmee said, I honestly didn't ever think that you could use a real picture. I thought it had to be from scratch too! Lol
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I think the problem here is that I don't even know where to add shadows and highlights WITH a ref haha
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Hmm, is it possible to make a decently shaded pixel using line art?
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Yes, of course! You just need to know where to add highlights/ shadows.
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I'm kind of having a hard time with the steps 3,4,5 could you pm me on howrse and help me?
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Of course! I'm on my way!
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Thank you!!!
See I didnt even know you could use a regular horse pic to go off of, I thought you had to do the whole thing by scratch!
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No problem!
And no, you can use stock for refernces, as long as the stock artists permit it.
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