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DejiNyucu — Simple Cellshading
Published: 2005-07-09 15:30:39 +0000 UTC; Views: 50951; Favourites: 1599; Downloads: 10328
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beware of the HUGE picture!Continuation for my lineart tutorial, which is here: [link]
Finished image alone: [link]
Please read the instructiosn, FAQ and Disclaimer before commenting or asking ^^
Hope it helps =3
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Comments: 117
no prob ^_^ i can't colorthings right anyways ^_^
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no prob ^_^ i can't color things right anyways ^_^
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I was trying to figure this out for the longest time
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Yeah it did help!! i tried it (cept it was drawn on the puter) see! [link]
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yay! it came out really nice ^^
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...I love you. I'll try it sometime soon, hopefully it'll turn out okay.
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yaya, I'm glad u liked it ^^
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OoooOoo thankeths for ter guide 
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KITTYS >= D yummm no im joking XD i like your tutorials
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Yo!
Loved the tutorial... It really helped me...
Ja ne
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deji-sama!! deji-sama!! tengo una pregunta!!
como hace para el brillo del cabello quede asi l aplika lazo tool o es por q tiene una wacom???
aplike sus conocimientos y mire el resultado hasta ahora [link] , aprendo rapido o aun me falta???
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ooooohhh te esta quedando muy bien
el brillo del pelo lo hagon mi tableta 
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ah una tableta >.< jejej aun q deba tener un muy buen pulso jajaja
graxias deji-sama!! 
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But I knew that to begin with.>XDD
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This is a great tutorial. I only wish this was done 7 months ago when I first started CG-ing. I wouldn't have gone through so many mistakes and self-learning. =_= *goes to emo in a corner*
Ah, btw, may I ask what Hue/Saturation levels do?
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Hue/Saturation plays with the color of your stuff... for example, if you have a layer with the eyes colored there and you don't like them being, dunno... green, you go and play with the hue/saturation and change the color of them without needing to paint them again =3
I use levels when I clean my skecthes. I play with the arrows a bit to make the white more white and the dark parts more darker, and eliminate the middle tones... it's useful at least for that *nods*
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Hmm, alright, I'll go check that out next time I do a CG. Thanks for the tip! I learnt something new today~
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yay! I'm really glad it helped you!!!!!!!
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what if I'm horrible and sqiggly? lol
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you use a jamstudio too? so im not alone
ill get a wacom one day, but my skills with the jamstudio tablet aren't that bad anymore
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oh, I used a jamstudio to make the tutorial, but then it died =_=..... so I bought a new one =X
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nup, a Genius WizardPen... it costed me as much as my old jamstudio, but its 100 times better ToT
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That was uber help to me! I was doing it the hard way. And.....ARU IS SO CUTE! X3
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Wow, colouring on computer seems hard. I'm just a traditional artist... I love Al with cats 
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O_O GREAT TUTORIAL!!! MUST FAV!!!
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I understand everything, but I keep getting confused, how do you name your layers? TT;
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double click on the layer's name to edit it =3
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^_^ This is really nice. I have always wanted to do cellshading but never understoood how. This is nice and easy to follow. ^__^ I have to try it out now!
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Al w/ the cats! OMG, great tutorial too! Very helpful!!!!!!
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THIS HELPED ALOT, the instructions are very clear..Im a complete newbie when it comes to colouring on a program. Now im confident i can do it..
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I'm so hapoy to hear that! ^^
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^_^ This really is a great help! I was looking for something just to help me improve and you really helped me with that! Thank you!
I like the way you explained this too. All simple for us people who don't think at 3 am in the morning.. XD; or any other time really. gah! I love this! *hug*
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glad I've helped you =3
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may I ask how it is you get your shading and colors so...straight? I have trouble making it smooth..! plz help!
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humm... if you pick the colors from a reference image and paint with a hard brush you shouldn't have any problem getting the colors look right... If you want a more soft and smooth effect, try using the blur tool afetr you're donde with the coloring
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absolutely awesome!
i tried to use other tutorial extolling the use of lasso tools and i couldn't do anything! i'd always wondered if it was possible to use my scanned-in ink drawings, and, lo and behold - tis possible!
thank you!
here's what i did on my first attempt using your tutorials, both the line art and cellshading ones: [link]
xxxxx
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OH wow! This is really helpful thank you soooo much!
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