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fayrenpickpocket — Tutorial: Fay in Photoshop :B
Published: 2007-05-21 03:25:26 +0000 UTC; Views: 100641; Favourites: 2410; Downloads: 2676
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Not so much a tutorial as a step-by-step for Music is my Radar. <3 Hope it's at least...informative! >.<Related content
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Thank you so much for this tutorial! I've finally found out what's missing in my pics. BLOOD!! Thank you so much for making me realize that. Here's a pic I colored by following some of your techniques [link]
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Very helpful 
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i love you. i srysly envy your awsomeness with the paints. TT-TT even after that tutorial i cant understand how. maybe i needs to take a painting class. anyways your awsome love love
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I've been trying this coloring tutorial which is worlds different from the way I color...I used a rounded square textured brush, not a wedge brush so it's really interesting trying to compensate for the differences.
Ah well, I'm gonna try and finish the picture so i can post it up so you can see my futile attempt at using this tutorial XD
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Oohhh yes pleaase do. I want to seee what wonders you'd do with it. <3 *reachreach*
I also desire to know which brush you use. o.o
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[link]
At the very bottom, in the second set of brushes, there a textured "charcoal" like brush that is square-ish size 90. That's the brush i use to color. In the first set are the brushes I use to do the hair (the sizes 20,34,40,80,175 ones).
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oohhh awesome, thank you!! *downloads*
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They are especially helpful. The second pack also has the hatch brush I use in the backdrop of all of my bust commissions 
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Brilliant tutorial! I'm such a dope when it comes to Photoshop brushes... I never really think to experiment with different brushes or mess with the settings. There's so much stuff in Photoshop that I haven't even been close to tapping into yet... this tutorial kind of inspires me to start messing around with it more. XD
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Overall how much time did this piece take you?
It's extremely helpful and I'm excited to practice with it :]
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I think maybe a day? I forget noww... uh. I'll guesstimate at 10 hours? D: I have a terrible memory.
Thank you~ I'm glad you found it helpful. ^__^
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I used your coloring tutorial D: FINALLY
It's harder than I thought...but totally worth it...
[link]
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I've read this tutorial so many times...but only now am I smart enough to fav it so I can come back easier 
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Thank you SO MUCH for making this tutorial, I haven't hardly touched my tablet since I got it because I'm such a moron at figuring it out... my first attempt I made this [link] I'm feeling really excited now!
This is genius!! You're great!!!
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Noooooo the link doesn't work. 8^8 *goes to search through your gallery to find it*
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this was really helpful to me as im trying to learn to color using digital media...
before reading this i didnt know where to start and now i almost feel like im sort of nearly ready to give it a shot! 
soooo THANK YOU!
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oh man...waht a damn thing...i wa s reading the tutorial..but i think i must have a wacom tablet or something like that....then i cant put it in practice...yet...
great work by the way....
visit my gallery...if you want...
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that was a pretty cool and inspirational tutorial! i wish i could paint like you, i hope some day i'll get enough practice!
i was just wondering something... about the brush you use, for the line art and stuff, and how it fades away like with less pressure, just like a pencil!
how do you do that? i mean, i read the description and followed the instructions step by step. but i can't get it right... T_T it never looks like that. could you help me whenever you get some time?
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what size do you normally start your composition at?
i know most artist go very large, how large do you go before you shrink it down??
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I usually start at 8x11 at 300 dpi, and then crop down or make it larger as need be from there. <3
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thank you so much! :}
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I googled a free texture site somewhere. 
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This actually helped A LOT!!! Thanks so much!!! *hugs*, I have a few questions though, besides the Watercolor Loaded Wet Flat Tip brush what other brushes did you use? For the lineart example, did you use the same brush? and was it the default setting or did you customize the opacity to it by then?
Just curious ^^, I LOVE the way you color and coloring is my favorite step of a drawing unfortunately I kinda suck at it, and this tutorial really helped me understand the process a lot more
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wow, i love your tutorial. Its compleatly diferent from others Ive seen. I espesialy love your explanation of the skin tone. I cant wait to try it on one of my pics! Thank you!
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I've been playing with your brush and it's definitely a keeper
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Aww man, you have no idea how inspiring this is! Tis so simple yet so effective looking! Thank you so much for giving us a little inside look on your technique, it's definitely very helpful!
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THis seems way helpful
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Wow, this is really fantastic. I love how it's a tutorial on how to actually -paint- in Photoshop as opposed to the generic "coloring" in Photoshop tutorials that are all over the place. If that makes sense. >_>
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I don't know if anyone's told you this in the comments already, but if you go to the control panel's wacom preferences, you can set the pen button to alt+click. It's the no. 1 reason I started coloring more often in photoshop again since I couldn't bear to leave the right click color picker in OC.. heh!
In wacom preferences, go to the tool buttons tab, select the modifier option, and then check alt and click.
I also like to set the other end of the button to (keystroke) spacebar so I can move the canvas around. :B For a while I made it an undo button, but I found the hand tool more useful.
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i learned quite a lot about lighting from your tutorial
thanks for making a great tutorial!
i'd love to see the final result
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It will at least give me some things to try.
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just dropping in to say thank you for showing us your unique method! Your art, your style, and everything is simply amazing and a good breath of fresh air! I'm happy to have found your gallery and I really look forward to trying out this method in the near future
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I honestly don't think you realize how much I love you for this, at this very moment. I've been tinkering with Photoshop to try get a similar look to your textured pieces, and just couldn't get some of the finer details. You're an absolute doll!
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HYAAAAA FINALLY~~~~ I LOVE YOU EVEN MORE <3333333
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Thank you for sharing! I will be checking this out :3
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Not much more to say than thank you! I've always loved how you colour stuff.. awesome
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hey man nice tut, can u tell us more about the brush u used?i hate photoshop brushes....or maybe i hate my wacom
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Wow! Thanks for the sweet ' I hesitate to call this a tutorial, simply because I don't believe I'm skilled enough to be tutoring. (BS) So I think of this more as a glimpse at how -I- do things. And if you happen to like or learn anything from that, the better' thing. Very handy.
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