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Tutorial: How To Paint A Wolf
Published: 2010-05-29 14:14:29 +0000 UTC; Views: 335339; Favourites: 10740; Downloads: 12658
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Tutorial for painting a close-up of a Wolf (or any other furry creature).WARNING: large file. It might take a while before the tutorial shows up on your screen, so please, be patient. I was too lazy to add a preloader...
Use the buttons at the top of the tutorial to navigate through the slides. I have no idea why the text has turned out jagged and hard to read, so I apologise if you have difficulties reading it.
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Thank you ever so much for my second DD ~AnimalLover345 and ^shelldevil !
EDIT: Due to popular demand I re-named the tutorial more appropriately "How to Paint a Wolf".
EDIT 2: Fixed all known spelling mistakes.
A tutorial I pulled together of my last Wolf piece. I don't know if it will be of help or use to anyone, but there's no harm in making one anyway! Please bear in mind that this is the first time I've drawn something this furry this close up, so I'm sure there are other ways of doing this too.
If you have any problems with viewing the tutorial or any questions or problems in general, please let me know. I'll be happy to help as much as I can
Other than that, hope you enjoy it and maybe even learn something from it!NOTE: The tutorial explains functions and options available in Adobe Photoshop CS2. Any older or newer version of Photoshop should still work just as well. I have no experience in any other digital editing program (such as GIMP or Corel Painter) so I have no idea to what extent you can follow the tutorial there. If anything, it might just give you an idea of how to draw similarly, but you will have to find out on your own I'm afraid.
You are not authorised to redistribute this tutorial or the original image without my written permission, or claim as your own. Please respect my wishes.
- Tutorial and original image Β© Malin TrΓ€isk.
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Comments: 1704
That's amazing, thank you for linking back with the results!
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Oh thank you! but even more for making the tutorial n_n
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Absolutely stunning, now I just need some software!
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Hope it was useful to you!
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Wow, this is so incredibly helpful. I'm just jumping into PS painting with a tablet and right now its crazy overwhelming for me especially coming from a strictly traditional background. So this tutorial honestly laid everything out perfectly and made a whole new technique for me seem possible. Thanks so much for taking the time to make it!
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Thank you, I'm so glad it was useful to you
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Featured this amazing artwork here: [link]
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Thank you so much for sharing your talent & knowledge. I have worked with it for several days now. You can find my results here [link] & here
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Thanks again,
Jade
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Thanks for linking back with your results, they turned out great!
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amazing! learnd a lot with this.
thank you very much for spreading wisdom.
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Thank you, I'm glad it was helpful to you
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can you anwser one question brush "Airbrush pen opacity flow" is just who have tablet?
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I think so yes. I haven't found a way to successfully make use of either the opacity or flow settings within the airbrush without using a graphics tablet, so I don't think it would work the same way without one, unfortunately.
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hmm i see thanks for reply !
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Great work! Congratulations on the DD!
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Very nice step by step tutorial.
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Thank you, I'm glad you like it
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Omigoodness, this is just, it's too... *0*
You my friend, are just epic. Way too epic!!
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I had this deviation long in my faves! oh well it's still good!
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Yeah, it's been around for quite some time now, thanks though
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Loved the demonstration given, I'm gonna try this^^
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That's great to hear
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This shall indeed come in handy.
Thank you very much.
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i don't know if i should call it semi-realistic or hyper-realistic but that is so incredible!
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This was an automatic fave, and then after I read through the tutorial I was assured I made the right choice ^^
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wow! about time this got a DD : D ive been coming back here a few times myself. its nice to see it gets the attention it deserves! its very well done, and very helpful. your artwork is so inspiring too~
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Aww thank you so very much for your kind words, and I'm glad to hear it's been useful to you
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