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Published: 2008-03-17 03:35:54 +0000 UTC; Views: 23079; Favourites: 268; Downloads: 416
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Ok, I'm late posting it now, since I told some people about this tutorial, and I didn't post it yet! ><But now, I'm here! Take a look and tell me if it deserves a *thumbs up*
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Used this tutorial for my Jon Snow pic, It was very helpful!
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I'm really glad you did!!
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When I try to make the fur spiky (step 3), NOTHING HAPPENS. I put opacity on 67 and brush size to 5... D:
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Yay! Now I just have to put it all over -_- It gonna be a while
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wow I cant seem to do it. Does this work in silver?
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the brush settings details please. pressure, opacity, dynamics etc.
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This tutorial is the reason I started using Gimp. I can now make a realistic feather texture for my 3D models. Thank you so much for this helpful tutorial.
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This is a lot easier than using a special "fur brush," at least for me. Thanks for the tutorial ^^
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awesome! should help me loads. can you do the same thing with lineart surrounding the image?
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In that case, you should create another layer on top of the lineart, and add a few furs on the edges. ^^
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One of the easiest & best fur tutorials I've seen so far. I am so relieved. XD
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Thanks, this helped me create a logo for a school assignment! A vet logo i got an A+
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Thank you for making this! I was so stumped on how to get a nice fur effect. Can't wait to try this!
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I love this tutorial!! I used it here ^3^: [link]
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how did you blurr it with the same brush and strenthen it to 100% in one stroke im lost lol there
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Great Turorial ^_^ but when u say blur with the same brush and strenthen to 100%. Sry to ask But What do you mean buy that.
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This is incredible! This is exactly what I've been looking for!
Just as a mini question, how would you use this technique to create like, full body wolves or 'humanoid-ish' animals? ^^
Just like, the same but in the shape of a dog?
Thank you for the tutorial! Best one out there in my opinion. ^^
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Wish I could do this sort of stuff. There is so much I can't do because i don't have a tablet 
By the way what version of Gimp do you use?
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isn't that still an unfinished version
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This is amazing i never knew you could o this in Gimp
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"Overlay" is the type you set the dark layer to. ^^ And very nice. Thank you.
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Strength is what you can call the "power" of the tool.
When you use the Blur Tool, for example, you need to choose a size for the brush. But you also need to set up the Strength (a little bar that goes from 0 to 100). If you set it to 1, the tool won't blur much, and it will take a LOT of strokes to actually blur the image. But if you set it to 100, the blur will be really strong in a single stroke you make with the tool. Several strokes can blur quite a lot if the Strength is set to 100.
Same for Smudge Tool. 1 will result in short smudges, and 100 or 99 will result in really long smudges.
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de fato, teu tutorial me ajudou muito, obrigado!
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I don't understand the hole "new layer" thing...Do you mean we're literally adding a different layer and not just coloring over top the light brown? If that's the case, how do I do that? D:
(Fyi, you're dealing with someone who only started coloring recently. xD)
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Yep, you need to add a new layer over the brown layer. You do that by clicking on the small blank sheet under the layers.
Hehe, it's ok ^^
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Aaah, I see! Thank you so much!
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Brilliant tutorial, works amazingly and has realy helped me!
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thank youuuu!
All I could find was tutorials for Photoshop!
This is going to make things so much easier...
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Thanks for making this tutorial. It is very useful.
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Thank you very much for the compliment!
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