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Published: 2008-06-19 17:37:13 +0000 UTC; Views: 32198; Favourites: 331; Downloads: 1943
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Right then! Here's my first video walk through, i plan to do a better one in the next few days, this is just kind of a tester
My computer froze for a couple of seconds at one point, just in case you think there is something wrong with the vid The next one will be HD.... i hope 
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[link] It's real time but i am not sure if it could do with speeding up, although it is only 35 minutes long
Some feedback would be nice on what you would like to see like annotation, narration etc. from the next video tutorial 
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Hello , thank You very much for your excelent tutorial, I used and here is my version (theme of Your tut fit on my story which I am typing
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Just a somewhat off-topic question. I'm not sure if you have this somewhere, but I've looked around your tutorials and you don't seem to say what program you use for screen recording. I've downloaded a few programs, but none actually seem to work. And while I'm asking questions, could I also ask you how you upload the videos onto youtube and speeding it up?
Thanks so much for all the tutorials you've made!
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Snapz pro x for screen capture. iMovie for the rest
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hey -thanks, that video was awesome!
It'd be really nice if u put a bit explanation on (I'm am completely new at this...and dunno half of the tools u use).
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Very unhelpful, sadly. You constantly switched brushes, and half the time didn't even use them. I can't read the text, either, so it's impossible to know if you used overlay/multiply, which brushes you used exactly, and even whether or not you used opacity. Next time please try to actually speak through out the video, giving an explanation. I'm very frustrated, so much so I'm actually insulting my computer.
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I watched it again, and actually payed attention this time. Sorry for my harsh words. I kind of got the hang of it, but I'm still in no way as good as you. Is that a specific Photoshop, or does it look that way because you use it on a MAC? [Guessing by your name.]
It's very simple to see your brushes, and what they do. I wish I could figure out how to get a better display like that.
Anyway. Here's my link, and what I managed to do. Thank you very much!
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I saw the hole tutorial! I love it, I don't have words but this is the best I have seen. The nature was so beaty, did you use your brushes?
But anyway Awesome!^w^
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that... was.. so... AWSUM
the best 37 minutes for the day.
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nooo waaaaaay, it was the best day ever. really.
I like to see an artist in action
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thank you for video tutorial.... very helpful.... love it...
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ok thats kool can u maybe put out another tutorialon how to use the brushes... and adding depth to the pictures
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umm i have a ???? could u put the vrushes u used in this video on this website please?
because imuseing the gimp and i dont have a lot of good brushes. i use photoshop at my sckool thx
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All the brushes are in the gallery. I don't use gimp so they probably won't work, only Photoshop CS and above i'm afraid
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no it works because i have downlaoded some of your brushes it just wont letme down load all my brushes and brushes 5
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Awesome tutorial
Can I ask a question? What tabletsize do you use/recommend? Never used tablets before, but I figure they're pretty lenient to the fingers compared to mouse-clicking ^^
Again - really sweet work, and thanks for sharing your skills with tutorials and brushes etc
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I use an A4 intuos 3, most people use a widescreen a5 though. Bigger means more control
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As a graphic designer and comic artist your tuts have been a tremendous help to me and your brushes are now my favorites of all time.
What games/movies have you worked on? I am greatly intrigued now!
Hopefully I can start a career out of this! lol
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Ummmm i'm an intern at Disney interactive at the mo so mostly Disney games i suppose. G-force was fun to work on
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Cool man, I heard about that one. SO u live in Cali then? You should come to the drawing workshop I go to in Pasadena...
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No i live in London at the moment. Always wanted to visit cali though
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let me know when you do, I live there. There's a cool place called the gnomon workshop here.
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Question: That great way of viewing the brush list, how do you do that?
I'm unable to get that view/display....
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Wow, I watched this video from beginning to end, it was amazing!
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I would like to training with this picture and I would like to know if is it possible to have this picture without the text ? because I cannot find this picture on your Devart.
Thanks a lot !!
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Hello, this link isen't working =/.
Btw i like your work!
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Thats really great is there anyway i can see the whole finished image?
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You're soooo amazing that it's scary TTwTT You got me staring the entire time =w=
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thats soooo helpfullll! thankyou!!!
you da man dave
(ROFL)
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Great art and great that you're shareing it
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i was like OMG and WOW all way through. it's amazing, not just that brush collection and how well you use them but also you seem to play around with layer properties and such, which i still know very little off. was great to watch you work!! was wondering already for quite some time how you are getting to those great works of yours. and now i can see it
well, as in what i would find helpful,... i think its great that you show the brushes in big size before making them smaller, so one can see which one you are using for what. also i like the fact that you show it in real time - usually sped up paintings look impressive, but are not as useful to learn something from it (well, not for me anyway XD). whilst watching this tut the following would be interesting for me to know more about (either in narration or written down):
what properties are you setting your layers on, and why? do you use some kind of reference? what are those top layers with which you seem to change lightness etc. (might be obvious to some, but this whole thing is still quite new to me)? do you have brushes set on normal or also different properties when you use them? what are all those adjustments you do at the end XD ? do you follow a general rule after which you decide what goes on which layer?
ok, those are more questions now than i thought XD anyway, this is a great tutorial and already by just looking at it i feel like i can understand a bit more about the whole process. thx a lot and even more for sharing
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Your talent depresses me 
You're awesome. Any chance of listing some of the brushes you used?
thanks for uploading this.
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Great vid! Very helpful since you cover a lot of different effects. Thanks
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as great as speed paints are, its so wonderful to actually SEE the brushes that you used to achieve this! great work!!
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Thank you for sharing. I was wondering how you were keeping the "energy" in your compositions. They always seem to have some movement in them. I learned something, thanks!
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