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DoodleBerrys — Step 1. Lineart Tutorial
Published: 2012-09-06 16:34:45 +0000 UTC; Views: 16688; Favourites: 625; Downloads: 134
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VIDEO COUNTERPART - [link]
Another really good YouTube video for grids and beginners - [link]
My version of Photoshop is CS5.5 not the newest but it works a treat, this tutorial isn't aimed at true beginners of Photoshop, for that there is YouTube! This is for people that are dabbling or have the hang of things mostly.
Part 1 - VIDEO COUNTERPART - [link]
Part 2 - Colouring tutorial
part 3 - Cell shading tutorial
Horse Ref - [link]
YOU CAN ALSO PRESS CTRL & @ BUTTONS TO BRING UP THE PHOTOSHOP GRID IF YOU WANT MORE COMPLICATED BOXES.Grid ref - [link]
Hope this helps, this is one of many to come, I thought I would start at the beginning, just on horses again, but this is what I do when I need more help with perspective & anatomy, mostly I just wing it and hope for the best, but I thought This would help alot of folks.
Colouring comes next, then cell shading and Backgrounds etc
Enjoy or whatever
If you have ANY questions or suggestions to make this tutorial better please don't hesitate to ask me I've got plenty of time and love getting comments in my inbox <3
KISSES AND RAINBOWS AND PUPPIES ALL AROUND DA!!
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Artwork ©2012 to =SarahScala
Photoshop CS5 & Cintiq 12wx
Horse Ref - [link]
Grid ref - [link]
You may NOT copy, sell, heavily reference, trace, steal, put this artwork on your website/blog/dAaccount or use it in any other way without my written/spoken permission!
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Comments: 70
Your way of doing Lineart is way simpler than mine.
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I'm intrigued how do you do lines! O.o I only use this method when I want the anatomy to be a close match to an image or can't get the anatomy right, for things like dragons I usually start with pencil sketches then scan them and then draw over them in photoshop
Either way I always make a rough sketch underneath to get the placements right, I used to just sketch then ink in traditional and then take them over to ps and then ink them again lol! How times have changed
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This will come in so handy! Would this particular style (using a grid) work in photoshop elements? I've dabbled in and out of digital work, and definitely need the practice 
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yep, it works in elements.
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ok, thank you so much
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Ive never used photoshop elements im afraid, if there Are layers then I don't see why not
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Yeah, it does allow layers
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Playing around is the best option sometimes.
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I definitely agree! Thanks!
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thank you so mutch.. this is amazing.... now i can work without trace
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It's a good tool for those who want to get anatomy right
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I know right!! Tried to find some on DA but it was lacking so I thought what they hey I'll make one 
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it stay's hard to draw, but with practise i think i'll get there :3
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Thanks for taking the time to do this
This helps loads though, breaking the ref into sections makes it less intimidating but also helps in getting a more accurate shape. Must admit doing the "smooth" lineart is the bit that annoys me most, sketching (love), colouring (love), but that inbetweeny-serious-bit is the kicker haha
Thank you again
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haha! inbetweeny serious bits are the worst! Shading & backgrounds & lineart are the ones that take me the most time ever! But making sure it's all done at the end is always a good feeling
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