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i'm so amazed at the amount of detail and effort you put in your works ;___; Do you have a patreon? I really would love even just beginner level background tutorials ;u;
you're so amazing! keep it up <3 you inspired me a lot to try harder on backgrounds. <3
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Thank you for your support ^^
I'm not doing patreon. (still don't know how it works XD)
But I think I will do it one day.
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i'm stuck with the sketch hahahhahahuhu. TT-TT
may i know how do you do the refining stage?
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I am speechless! These are beautiful and want them in my room! *-*
When I have an inspiration, it's always end up terribly because I rushed over it or just don't know many things about PS or Sai. Well I need to learn. xd
Thank you so much for your works I am so in love! <3
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I was just wondering did you use the pen tool to outline a border when colouring?
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Sometimes I will, but mostly I only use the brush for coloring ^^
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Even the refining was made freehand or did you use a line tool or something? q-q
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You are amazing. I'm totally gushing over all of your wonderful artworks. I have been needing inspiration lately and this is it.
Thank you
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wow this is really neat to see. Thanks for sharing.
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I want to live in this world.
So very, very badly.
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I'm referring to you as Senpai from now on ; u ;
And I'm also watching you.
Yeah.
Sounds like a plan c:
Your art is magic.
And your lineart is life.
How long does it normally take you to produce a picture?
Or go from one step to the next?
Also, I can see that you've gotten your perspective down c:
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In general, it takes 3 days XD but I need very long time for waiting the inspiration.
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look at those perspectives O_O
I was just. . .
*speechless
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can you explain more about the point thingy? i've heard about it from a friend-- didn't get them to explain that to me-- kjasdklahskjd your art is asajhdajshdka
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Thank you xD
It's about the rule of perspective~We often use 1 point perspective, 2 point perspective and 3 point perspective(there are also 4,5...).
Every line meets at these point(s).
We use the perpective to make >“Everything looks small in the distance and big on the contrary.”
You could find some perspective tutorials~I see there are many this kind of tutorials in dA~
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oh thank you! i tried practicing it.. fav.me/d7m6zwk
idk its simple and i suck at shading xD
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AMAZING !!!
I think there're so much details in those pictures and it's really impressive that you'd kept all details.
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Amazing! Im curious, why do you work from SAI as well as PS? Does SAI have something that photoshop doesn't? some of the best skyies ive seen were painted on SAI, can't help but wonder 
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I think Sai is more light than PS. Especially the smudge tool, It's more useful in Sai. So, You can have a try.^_^
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Hahah, maybe I would make it some day~~
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Very interesting process for the first picture, thanks for sharing :3
Do you use various layer Modes (like Multiply/Screen/Overlay) on the Shade and Colors steps?
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For the shade, I used the multiply and for the color, I only used the normal layers ^_^
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Got it, thanks for explaining
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Hei, thanks for making this! Perspective it's somehow new to me and I was wondering if you can explain how you've chose the vanishing points in the second picture [Houses on the Stopping Train]. They are 2 sets of 2 points perspective right? [I hope I'm not totally beside the subject T-T], how do you choose where to put the 2nd set for them to look right? Is there a rule? ^^'
You don't have to reply if you don't want to//
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In [Houses on the Stopping Train]，it's a cavalier perspective. There are more than two vanishing points. But you can take it as there are many two-point perspectives. Because the carriages are irregular, I put each carriage as a unit, each unit has their two-point perspective. And the key is that these two-point perspectives vanish on the same horizon.
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Ah got it, thank you for taking your time to explain it, really helps!
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asdfghk thank you sooo much for making this !!!!
; v ;
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