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Published: 2012-01-03 16:19:12 +0000 UTC; Views: 68627; Favourites: 2420; Downloads: 1617
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Edit: W-wow.... Thanks everybody for all the feedback! I'm really happy you guys find this helpful ;AA; You don't have to credit me if you use the tutorial though -chuckle- Though I'd love to see the results!
Thanks again! β₯
Finally done. Damn, this took me a long while! ; A ;
"Hair" was the most popular option in the poll I made last mont, although, honestly, I don't know why you'd want a hair tutorial by me, but here you go guys~
I hope it's easy to follow ; ___ ;
Don't hesitate to ask if you have any questions!
Eye coloring tutorial:
Finished picture:
Art Β© Me
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I used to not understand this, now I do. Thanks 
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Im glad! <3 You are welcomeee
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Yay! ; v ; I'm glad to hear that
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I used this to draw brown hair and it ended up looking like a mass of chocolate though...
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Aww I'm sorry to hear that!
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But it actually looks good when I draw silver (white) hair!
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You're welcome, I'm glad it was helpful! : )
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Perfecto esto justamente andaba buscando
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One question, how do you 'color in the lines'? - Last part of this tutorial - Β I'm not really smart at that haha.
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Create a new layer over your lineart layer and click 'Clipping mask'
Then you can color in that layer but it will only affect the lines in the lineart layer. Wooh magic!
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You can edit the line's color by either changing the line's colors in vector layer or slecting the lines using select tool then coloring them. Sorry for my bad english, I'm not a native speaker >.<
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i still really do not understand the highlighting of hair part. Did you switch colours when you are doing it?
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Yes, I think I went for a more reddish tone, but it is not definitely a light colour. The luminosity layer mode does that on its own. Just set the layer to luminosity and switch colours until you find one that pleases you, then you can proceed to make the highlights!
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Oh ok, I understand it now. Thanks
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i must learn from this tutorial (γ£ββΏβ)γ£
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Thanks! It's really helpful! :3
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owowow!!! I loph this one! thankz for sharingΒ
>w<
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No matter how many times I do, is not with ' Shine ' and yes a lot of color a layer on top of the other :c
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Oh, wait, I was did it wrong! XD
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IT"S SO NICE !!!
I HOPE YOU WILL DO LOTS OF TUTORIAL COMING SOON ^^
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Thx for the tutorial!!! QwQ
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You're welcome sweetie!! <3
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Adorei o seu tutorial !
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my first try [link] , its not that good but its a start,
how do you get the brush to go 27.0? and how do you make a back ground transparent?
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You said it yourself! I would recommend using smaller brushes to get thinner and more detailed lines.
You can make a trasparent background by saving the file in png format with photoshop c:
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