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DoodleBerrys — Step 3. Cell Shading Tutorial
Published: 2012-09-08 16:59:40 +0000 UTC; Views: 20834; Favourites: 947; Downloads: 236
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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.
o.O I didn't think it would be this big!! SERIOUSLY almost 10mb, sorry if it takes long to load my lovelies I wanted to make it as understandable as possible.
This is the third part!!
Shading.
VIDEO COUNTERPART - www.youtube.com/watch?v=PWZwk6…
PART 1 - Lineart with the grid system -
PART 2 - Colouring -
PART 3 - Your looking at it! (or not if it's still loading
)Horse Ref - www.lusitanocollection.com/bea…
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 - www.lusitanocollection.com/bea…
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!
Please Respect My Art,
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Comments: 64
good tutorial!
very helpful
and i made it with GIMP.
it's work!!
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Thanks for the tutorial, it helped me a lot! Mine doesn't have quite as much detail as yours, but I love how it looks. I think I'll continue using this in the future!
My First Attempt: lunarheart123.deviantart.com#/…
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This tutorial is awesome! I'm gonna try to make my own horse now!
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This can apply to GIMP too 
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This is so awesome! I must try it!
Thank you so much <3
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Hope it helps <3
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It does! 
Now the only hard part now is trying to find time to actually try XD
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Thank you so much for this helpful, great, asdfghjl perfect tutorial
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I'm doing an art trade with a friend but the horse they want me to do is a light bay with really pale face and socks. What would be the best settings for it?
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Hmmmm, Not sure really, it could fit in many different settings but perhaps a dusky setting sun with oranges and deep blues for shadows on the horse :3
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Used your tutorial here [link]
Thank you for it,it really helped me to understand the cell-shading
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I like how your tutorials are easy to understand, you don't skip steps and have notes regarding any doubts or giving extra info. Very well organized too. I've never used the gradient tool to shade, I might try it now that I understand it a little better.
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hehe, I'm glad you found them helpful, hopefully I'll get the chance to do some more
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I'll have to try this, though it still seems incredibly confusing, lol.
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This is a really great idea! I like the way you think of doing things! I have GIMP, but I think I can make it work.
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I've never used gimp so I'm no help there, hope it works out!
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Haha, thanks 
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lol! what kind of tablet do you have?
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A Monoprice tablet? Idk, I looked at it and that's what it said. Looks like this: [link]
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lol, looks fairly simple enough, just plug and play?
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Yeah, that's it
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Gahh, I love your cell shading so much. I'ma have to try this. Thanks for the tutorial!
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Baw that's not fail! Yours is well better than my first attempts! X
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Thanks
Took forever but it looks cute
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Thanks again!This tutorial is awesome!And it's easy to understand for me.<3
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I'm glad you think so, I was thinking of putting out some recorded screen counterparts with them just so it's even easier to understand if people need to see it done
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That's a great idea!I just can't wait to see the result.
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Don't worry lots of free time over here so it shouldn't be a long wait!
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Bwah... Super fancy tutorial. O.O *fave fave fave*
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Bwah! It's not that fancy
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But I think it is. 
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When you did the first layer of shading, did you (for lack of a better word) draw in the space to be filled, or something else? I don't really understand what you did there.
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Ah no problem, after I selected all the areas I wanted to I changed tools to the 'gradient tool' it's on the same button as the 'fill bucket tool', then I dragged my tool across the screen, it works just as well if you want to use the paintbrush tool to fill in the areas you have selected or the bucket (fill) tool.
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Ok, but how did you lasso it? Did you just drag the tool around the area that was to be filled in?
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Yup, if you click on the lasso tool you can select sections, if you don't click 'add to section' at the top as described then it will just reselect different bits instead of keeping the last selected bit.
I'm doing a video tutorial as well so hopefully that will help.
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Thank makes so much sense now! Thank you very much! I never new that button existed, or what it did, thank you!
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