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Published: 2012-07-24 16:39:03 +0000 UTC; Views: 38802; Favourites: 1530; Downloads: 716
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kjgdfjgdfkgj. this. file. is. huge. It's 2000x12000 and it almost killed my poor computer
Please download it to see all the details and brush settings!
Tools: Photoshop CS5 & wacom tablet
Reference: [link]
Foal: *sealle
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Comments: 190
I read this with a cup of tea and enjoyed it very much!
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Even with a detailed tutorial, I still will never know how you do it! XD
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This was really, really helpful. But, how do you decide what colors to use in your pallet?
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great tutorial! but i dond have transfer in my brush panel... is that because i have cs4??
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Thanks! That's weird it should be called the same thing in cs4.. Do you have your photoshop in english?
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Do you think this also work in SAI? - theres not so many brushes and settings but..o3o?
I dont have photoshop >.>
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Yeah it should work in SAI as well, I used SAI for a short while really long ago and it worked fine. I can't remember the brush settings etc though ><
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>.< Maybe i can use the water tool for the blending!
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Yeah that would probably work, but I think a normal brush would work too since they have the same settings as the ones in photoshop
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Nice tutorial! And you described it very well. 
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Thanks! I'm glad you liked it
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Wow, this is amazing. The foal looks beautiful and the way you shade seems very.... complicated? Yeah, that's a good word. But it certainly pays off in the end. Some day I'll have to try it out. I have noticed that ever since I read you're last tutorial, my shading style has changed slightly. It definately is not anything close to yours, but I have begun to shade more by using diferent colors and opacities then with the shading tool. I just like the affect better.
It's very messy but here is a rough example of what you're tutorial has inspired: [link] (warning, sloppy sketch ahead)
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Wow thanks a lot! I'm really glad you've found my tutorials at least a bit helpful! And wow I really like your shading on that art piece!
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Oh yes, it has inspired me very much and helped me find a style that fits me. And thank you very much.
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Wow! superb job on the pose and I adore their expressions! amazing piece of art!! xD
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oops! so sorry, I clicked on a picture but it went to this instead, oops! ignore the expressions part and it's true though!
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I think our techniques are very similar, even if the execution differs, what's visible in the final results - and I'm working with greyscale and colour afterwards of course. Nice tutorial, I think I'd never be able to explain things that short and simple O.o My tutorials would probably be 10% pictures and 90% text
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Yeah I've noticed that as well after looking at you livestreams 
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Amazing, Now if only I were talented enough to copy this tutorial well enough!
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Ooh I use roughly the same method as you, just not as detailed x'D Wonderful tutorial, I'll have to try this out at some point
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HAha thanks a lot! xD I'm glad you liked it
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This is amazing! You make it look so easy, that is serious skill you've got lol. Thank you so much for doing this, it will help me a lot as I've actually just started sketching a chestnut tobiano foal, what a coincidence.
Meant to be I say.
Okay anyway thank you soooooo much for doing this
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Wow thanks a lot! I'm really glad you like it
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