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Published: 2005-08-29 00:05:18 +0000 UTC; Views: 237308; Favourites: 6238; Downloads: 23012
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because the world needs another Eye tutorialsomebody asked...nyeah. Not sure what animal it is, most likely a wolf..it looks wolfish but I want really going for any certain shape..I just drew something real fast.
Mainly photoshop, som OC in here. Full view recommended of course unless you have a slow computer because it might just freeze^^ yay for 1000something x 3000something pixels!
possibly my last deviation for a while. I start school tomorrow and it shall kill me ; ;
so now you know what my eyes look like upclose..sorda. See! not so impressive and not so original XP
my little space filler doodles were random because I felt those spots looked empty and then ran out of doodle ideas to put in the others O_O
ignore all mispellings in this deviation if there are any XD the picture was to huge and I didnt want to read over all my text I just wrote. yeah yeah, Im a lazy person..so sue me.
if yall want more OC fur stuff, I have a OC fur tutorial [link] [link]
I have none for photoshop, but its not all that original either =/ there are other tutorials on the web^^
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Comments: 308
The open canvas brush was just the basic watercolor brush.
The photoshop brush I tell you
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hehe... I say it's a kitty. ^^
ohmigod!! the eye is so shiinnnnny and pwettifullll!! ><
now...must try... (and most likely fail miserably...)
great tutorial!
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godly, i love this, i have a lot of trouble with eyes, this helps a bunch
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THIS TUTORIAL IS SO HELPFUL! I used it just now for a wolf pic. Thank U so much! I shall give you credit IF the pic does okay and I sumbit it and stuff.
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Looks like fun!!!, I may do it. Thanx for making a tuto, we need a lot to pitch up!!!
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I try that tutorial and it help me very much! This tutorial is amazing and very helpfull, thanks!
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I used this to help me in this deviation. --> [link] Thank you so much for posting your help! Just thought you might want to see.
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i know im gonna need this soon... thank you so much
it'll help with coloring fur too! omg i needed this!
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this is really helpful! i love it! nice job
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this tutorial was soooo helpful to me! Thank you sooo much!
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Wow. I stink at following tutorials, typically I get lost on the second step. This was actually very simple and it turned out the way I wanted it. Thank you!
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Wow. I stink at following tutorials, typically I get lost on the second step. This was actually very simple and it turned out the way I wanted it. Thank you!
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Love this! The eye is beautiful too. <3
Thanks for the tutorial.
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I love this eyes. Argh!
This tutorial it's really a work of art.
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wooootttt!!!!!
love the eyes... and your tutorial too
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Oh my gawd. It's so realistic, this is amazing. Thank you so much!
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Your tutorial's a great help.
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Nice tutorial; I shall try this. >=3
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Thanks! ^_^I finaly found a good tutorial on how to make animal eyes
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This is really awesome, very helpful! Thanks so much.
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This is an awesome tutorial!! I have a question though, what dpi resolution do you use to colour pictures in??? like, do you colour pictures in 271 dpi then shrink it down to an appropiate size like 71, or do you shrink it then colour it??????????
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I dont know if your talking about scanning or just in general.
All my programs like OC and PS are automatically set to 300 dpi (which is the extremely high quality and I think the highest it can go in PS). You can change the resolution...but that doesnt really shrink the picture, it just makes the quality bad. You can lower quality, you however cannot increase quality. If you start out at 72 dpi then you cant change it to 300...I probably should lower the resolution when Im done with it, that'd definately help if people try to make prints off of it ><
and no! you should never shrink then color. Really your picture should only come out large if your scanning something in..which is why Im confused. I dont scan, I like drawing from scratch on the computer. And if anything you should make your picture larger than color (or if scanned then it'll be large enough depending on the dpi you scanned it in). I normally doodle small..maybe its about 600x400 pixels...then I go into like "image size" in photoshop and add like a 2 or 3 infront of those numbers..so Ill now have a picture thats like 3600x3400 pixels....or however that would come out.
Making a picture larger lets you color in all those details and makes the picture large enough to make high quality prints.
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dpi= dots per inch (or the resolution)..thats how many dots are printed per inch in your picture. The more dots there are, the higher the quality. Its really only for when you are printing things..because of how the printer prints. If you go and look at like a cheap poster that you have in your room and get up real close to it, you can see all of these tiny little dots that make up the color and designs. The more dots you have, they are more compact and make a better looking picture.
If you scan something in at 300dpi, yes your picture will look big when you zoom in all the way. Thats why before posting something on the internet you want to scale down the size of your image..thats not changing the dpi (resolution) of the image..thats just changing the dimensions of it.
All of my pictures in my gallery, their original sizes are 2400x3000 pixels or larger. To post them on the internet I shrink them to a much more convenient size which is around 700 x900 or so pixels. The resolution hasnt changed..just the dimensions. I always keep the original sized files though for making prints.
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O_o oohhhh i get it. Thank you very much!!!
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in other words...anything really having to do with dpi is usually for printmaking =B its not necessarily important otherwise.
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This is tutorial, that I have been looking for! Thank you!!
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Daisy, you rock. Plain and simple.
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This is beautiful. It's is wonderful. I can't find words for how awesome this is. You rock. -Adds to favorites-
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waouw!!!! thank you!!!! soooooooo much!
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very realistic and makes me want to to create something.
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AMAZING! MUST
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Oh, very pretty! So very very pretty. I stink at realism, but the realistic eyes are so gorgeous, I just love to mess around with 'em. ^^ Thanks for the tutorial! I'm going to have lots of fun with it. ^^
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O_O;...
I love you. XD This is so cool! I tried it and the results were AWESOME! Thank you so much for making this. It really helps. [/fangirl] XD
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great tutorial, just tried it out and here is what came out: [link]
well... guess i need to look at some fur tutorials now ^^
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