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Published: 2015-01-11 17:26:40 +0000 UTC; Views: 6386; Favourites: 360; Downloads: 90
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I hope it helps someone! ;v; I don't have any secret steps, I just work on the picture and shade it as I go! I like using layers set to soft color once in a while to correct colors too ;v;finished drawing:Β Β
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Could you tell us a little about the brushes and settings you use them at?
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I might make a tutorial about that soon!
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That would be awesome!!! Love your work!
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Totally fantasticΒ I completely enjoyed that tutorial thank you so so much for uploadingΒ Β Β Β Β Β Β Β Β
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hehe you're welcome! ;u;
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Do you change the opacity of your lineart when you set it to multiply? Or, does the situation just seem to sort itself out? (Hope you know what I'm trying to imply.)
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Hi there! c:
Instead of changing the opacity of my lineart, I make a layer on top of it and set it to "soft light" and then add a little bright and warm color on top of the lineart, making it lighter and more subtle ^^ But after a while I just delete the lineart since I paint on top of it anyways
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Thanks you so much, for your amazing tuto :3 <3Β
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You did it in the same layer at step 3?!Β
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step one is a layer, step 2 and 3 stay at the same time in a layer under the linear ;v;
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thank you, I'll try again... since the first one just failed, badly :IΒ
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Thanks allot for letting us into this easy , simple and very useful tutorial , i needed it so much , thanks CLover
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You're one of the few people I know that actually starts dark and then manually paints the entire piece!Β Everyone else does the multiply/overlay/moosh thing, so this is SUPER interesting! I also really like how much attention you give to keeping the values consistent! LOVE it!
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AAAHHDFDjjf I'm glad you liked this little tutorial!! The grayscale part is really helpful, sometimes we can mistake saturated colors for bright ones so when we turn the black layer on we see the drawing is mostly black and the picture is really saturated XD I do that a lot OTL
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This was a real joy seeing how you start and finish a painting!
Lovely process and what a great image to show the steps with!
Thank you for sharing this with us!
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welcome sweetie! ;v;
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amazing!! now we know your secretttttssss ahahaha >:]
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there ain't none! XD I even found silly making this tutorial since it's so simple
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Wow this is amazing! Thank you so much for the tutorial. I haven't tried painting dark to light in ages, so I am definitely gonna try this technique!
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ah you should definitely try!! It's easier to define shadows and shapes that way ;v;
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Omg D: It's so helpful ! Thank you ! I'm motivated !!
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yay stay motivated!!
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Oh, this looks useful! Nice trick with the saturation layer, never seen that before! Thank you!
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it can help a lot! ;v;
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I'll try it when I'll have more time!
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Very interesting and simple instruction. I have never colored this way before, but I would like to give it a try. Thank you for opening my mind.
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Ah please try it sometime! ;v;
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Woow! Thanks for sharing it! 
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You're welcome! ;v;
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wow this is so useful! thanks for making this sweetie ;v;
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You're welcome! ;v;
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Oh gosh, this is incredibly helpful! I always wondered how you actually shaded things, and had an inkling of an idea that you used a layer on multiply to colour beneath, but colouring on top afterwards is genius! I would love to try this style of colouring on something because it is so gorgeous. <3 You are a master, dear girl. A master! 
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I'm glad it helped!!! I usually put a little texture at the end and then I color ON TOP of it again XD I can't work on many layers, so I just merge everything and go with the flow
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