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Published: 2006-02-27 03:33:32 +0000 UTC; Views: 23177; Favourites: 464; Downloads: 4014
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Part 2! I squished 2 and 3 into one tutorial because I'm lazy. So, last tutorial unless theres something else you guys want explained.
Wich means this file is huge, watch out dial up users!Part one of the tutorial, Isolating Lineart: [link]
This is by no means the only way to color, or the only method you should use. Everyone has different needs as an artist and everyone has their own way of doing things. I encourage you to seek out other methods of coloring and creating your images, because that's the best way to learn!
Hope this helps, and if anyone has any questions, feel free to ask!
Yeah, I know I color in a weird ass way. D:
PS: I highly recommend that anyone who is serious about getting into coloring and such on the computer get a tablet. It makes it a bajillion times easier and faster! I recommend Wacom Tablets because I've got nothing but good things to say about mine. I use a 12x12 Wacom Intous 2 to work in photoshop.
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thank you very kindly!
and some of what you mentoined will I try when I get home today.
thanks! this was really enjoyable! <3
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Thanx for this piece to. To bad I don't have a tablet 
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Wow, this helps so much. 
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That is awesome!! I've been wondering what method you used for a long time...I should try it some time just to see how bad I screw it up XD;;
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wow...this will actually help me out big time o.o
+fav
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I've always wondered how you've colored your stuff. It's a really individual style, and it's awesome to see your technique!
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hmm, this is pretty informative. i think i'll try out this style. though i'm curious about how you did step 6 (or just the general coloring) - as in how did you know where to put the lights? or is that just something where practice makes perfect? my colorings tend to look embossed (like a penny) instead of 3-d, z: (.
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heh, and i just found a problem - i tried lowering the colors of an image (my most recent post) and realized i had more than one base color.. so uh, what do you do there, leave the lighter colors till later?
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Hmm... I dont understand why having more than one base color would cause a problem, I just put all the bases on one layer, and highlights on another. Regarding your 3d problem, took a look at your recent piece, and I think that maybe using a large brush and lightening up the areas in wich a shadow does not fall would help. You've got the small and short brush strokes down though, just try to add more larger and broader ones.
Hope that helped.
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: ), yes it did. thanks a bunch for the tips, now to try them out..
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this tutorial rocks hard
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Ahh, thank you for your tutorials. I know they are such a pain in the ass to make, but these two came out wonderfully. The lineart tutorial helped me the greatest because, for the longest time, I had no idea how to isolate the lineart >_> gahh!
Thanks for sharing
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wow...u make it look like a pice of cake...so perty an delicuios!....yet easy....is that all it is or is there more??
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Thats generally all there is to it! Of course you can always incorperate other methods and techmiques into it to get different effects and styles!
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spiffy cool....you ever work with corell painter? if so is it perty much the sam kinda steps?
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Ah, no I have not. I imagine you could tweak it to fit into it though, experament!
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