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Dianae — Simple Water Splash Tutorial
Published: 2008-06-27 15:24:48 +0000 UTC; Views: 195499; Favourites: 6671; Downloads: 6970
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Technique used here : [link] A simple water splash tutorial, by popular demand. Nothing fancy… That's the way I did the water on my Syllia… painting.
I hope it can help…
I did these water drops within 3 minutes and the tutorial within 15 minutes, so there may be some typos and other issues. I'm just lacking free time…
If you use it or find it useful, please credit / fave it so it can reach more people ! Thank you ! By the way, please tell me when you've used it so I can comment/fave your work
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Comments: 292
Simple mais efficace
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This s pretty useful! Aargh, I'm not home right now, so I'll fave it so I can read it back home. =]
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awesome tutorial! thank you
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Awesome! That is REALLY helpful. Water has been my worst enemy.
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I love your tutorials! They have helped me so very much as I begin to move from doing acrylic painting to doing digital painting. Your contributions are wonderful!
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great tutorial! i never knew it was that simple!!!!geez all that time trying to make bubbles look good and they didn't and now i try this and i really like it!!! but i might ask,m i think i know what it means but what does jitter mean?
i think i know but i have to make sure, I might sound stupid, hehe bnut my version doesn't mention jitter anywhere
Thank you!
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I don't know what it means, but it's written "jitter", so I wrote it too…
You can find some screenshots of what I mean in my "Digital painting tutorial"
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Jitter is like automatic variation.
So, if you make a stroke that has the exact same pressure through the entire stroke, but Opacity Jitter is on, it will have changes in the Opacity, despite the pressure you apply with the pen.
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Very, very useful!!!
Seems so easy when you do it!
Great!
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sa à l'air simple mais tellement efficace
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Oh wow thanks for sharing
and congrats on the DD as well.
I logged on and saw that and was like wow do Diane
And i was kinda wondering how you did the droplets.
I don't like doing water. It's really hard XD
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Very nicely done. Adding it to my favlist o great tutorials.
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You're so nice to put up all these tutorials, I'm really looking forward to using them all! Easy to follow and simple, but with definite skill.
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You always amaze me with something new and your tutorials are always fantastic
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Thanks for sharing! You're so kind to let people in on your secrets!
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Ahh, I love you for this Diana, so much! I was wondering how you did it, haha. I love your tutorials, they are always so simple and easy to follow, and you explain things very well :]
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Thanks so much for this tutorial! @3@ The water was gorgeous in that painting and I was wondering how you went about to do it. <333
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Diane, I hope, you don't mind -- I translated your Splash Water Tutorial into Russian and put it here: [link]
Your copyright's been kept, of course, and deviantart page address's been mentioned
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Aww, this is great, thank you !
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thanks, its very helpfull 
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It's indeed exactly the same, but some people didn't believe me so I had to do a specific tutorial
I have explained all my techniques in the Hanagumori tutorial
Thanks
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yeeah...the great hanagumori tutorial, should be a DD too 
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Thank you so much!
The Hanagumori tutorial already has many many favs, so no need to DD it I think ^^ And I really didn't expect this DD, I think there are many unknown artists who deserve more recognition than me !
Anyway I must admit this made my day, such a big surprise !
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thank you so much!
this is very useful for us!!
and it is a very good one!
thank you again! :3
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Thanks for the tutoral, and congrats on the well - deserved DD BTW
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this is very helpful! thank you for taking the time to make it 
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While this is so freaking awesome!!! I definitely will be using this tutorial.
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Thanks for always being so helpful.
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Thank you for this tutorial, it's really useful (=
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