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feavre β Grayscale to Color painting Tutorial
Published: 2013-08-09 20:51:36 +0000 UTC; Views: 25895; Favourites: 577; Downloads: 2098
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PDF file, downlaod is to the right.I wanted to make a mini magazine type tutorial. I like the format of the pages heh heh.
I'm planning on making a troubleshooting issue with redlines and critique. If you would like your work featured please send me a note with your art!
Please fave if you find helpful!art blog: feavre.tumblr.com
other tutorials: feavre.deviantart.com/gallery/β¦
Suscribe: I plan to do more "issues" so you can follow my art blog or watch me here on deviantart for updates.
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Could you simplify this?... I can't pay attention to tutorials that are displayed in large paragraphs, I am just too impatient honestly. I just need simple steps with simple sentences.
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What brushes do you use?Β You didn't mention it in the tutorial - can't wait to try it.
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That is very helpful ^^ Thanks for making this.
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I have included this wonderful artwork in the new feature for April 2014 on the front of the journal. Please
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Wow, I'm not the only one Β who color the from black and white ! Many people do after seeing this !Β
Your tutorial Β is helpful ! ThanksΒ
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This is great! 
Tried it out but I have to learn a lot!
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Hmmm, a little constructive criticism here, but it was rather obvious to my eye that this was painted in values, then colored, before I even saw that it was a tutorial. I'm sure it would fool most people, but to me the skin tones are relatively flat and uninteresting, in the tutorial you show using a variety of colors can help make the skin pop, but that did not come through on the finished product, imo. The skin color bleeds into the hair and is too saturated on the ears. Maybe next time try to use a spicier picture as example so we can really see your techniques, rather than a stock white male with blue eyes.
You are obviously very talented and quite a skilled painter, I'm just not sure if this technique is entirely successful.
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Your tutorial has been featured in my weekly journal: Tutorial Tuesday #13!
I'd love if you could check it out and support your fellow tutorial artists through comments and critique. If you like the feature, consider watching me to receive weekly updates. Β Β
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Thank you very much, I have searched exactly for this,
for the last past days! ^.^)/) Here a for you!!!
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Very useful! I'm going to give this a try when I get the chance.
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I love learning new thing! And I love it when I find new things from other artiest. I look forward to new ones of these. Which means yes not only a fave your so going to be watched. ^^ *Is excited and runs off to watch.*
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You're welcomed!
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Thank you so much for this tutorial! Really helpful since I get the values and everything easier done in grayscale, but I like the look of a colored painting more!
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wow, great tutorial
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Thank you so much! Β I think it may take longer than usual and for me the result would be the same as painting normally and adjusting values at the end. Β Whatever works
Yep I don't know why people don't use sepia...there's a bit more control to it.
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Omfg yes, I'm going to give this a thorough look-over and see if I can't convert my sepia portraits more easily 
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Yep it might help you control hues even more
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This looks so interesting and informative....thanks for sharing!
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