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Published: 2006-08-28 03:38:25 +0000 UTC; Views: 9637; Favourites: 171; Downloads: 1099
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MOVED TO A NEW ACCOUNT.Please view the new piece here: [link]
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MY TIP: When shading etc, don't keep just any paper, best to keep A4 printer paper. I learned my lesson few days back. I was sketching and didn't want to go to other room to pick up the printer paper. I used a torn magazine paper.. It ruined my already shaded area. Thank god it was fixable.
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wow, that helps a lot for sure, but I'd like to ask something... whenever I scan my traditional piece it'll always turn out messy and not smooth on the computer screen, unlike yours... mine's like...urm, scattering ^^' (for the lack of better word =_=") I've tried to rescan in a higher dpi but that doesn't seem to help a lot...was it only my scanner or...
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*luciole has a tutorial about scanning in traditional work.
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This is most definitely the part that is going to help me out the most - thank you for doing all of these! I haven't gotten a chance to read them too indepth at the moment, but from what I'm reading, they're all fabulous tutorials! Thank you again!
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Oh my god. Thank you. Oh my god. 
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Stencil is outline. Broken stencil is where you do not outline an edge completely.
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I read the entire tutorial beginning to end and it really good!! My #1 issue is doing leather because it normally looks fake as far as I'm concerned. 
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Thank you for the favorite. I'm hoping this helps you.
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Yes, I'm sure it will! 
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;A; oh you are absolutely amazing~~!! The details are gorgeous~ thank you so much for the tut! ♥♥♥
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Ah, tahnk you! I love the style you have to your work. I hope the tut helps.
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no problem!! ♥ oh >///< thank youuu~ ahaha oh yes it's a big help~! keep up your inspiring arts!
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Aw, thanks for the nice comments and the faves. Your artworks' very cute!
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thank you very much he he
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fixatve as in 'i'll use my garnier hair fix' on the drawing or some pssecial fix I can find at an art store?
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It's a special fix that can be found in art stores. However, my friend has used hair fix before.
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i bought the fix, it's the exact bottle as you ^^ someone helped me find it at the art store, thanks a lot for the tutorial hon' ^^ I never gave much though to pencils 'Cause I smudge to much T-T hope your tips will help ^^ *hugs*
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Thanks so much for uploading this! *o* You have a way of making all of this sound so easy, but looking at the images, I can tell it takes a lot of work to use graphite! XD
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Keeeeee, I love this...especially since I'm going to enter a traditional media class soon and am ever so slightly nervous about it 
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XD Thank you. Hehe, good luck with your class. Maybe the tut will help, lol.
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awsome tutorial, i really enjoyed reading these. man, soooo many details for such a small image, my eyes would fall out after a while of that.
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lol, now thats an interesting way to look at it, dont make your canvas bigger, make your tools smaller. mwhahaha! i don't know what evil function that will serve but you never know.
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Lol. 8x10 is large when your pencils, like, half a milimetter big. Y_Y;
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I always mean to work ne to sw. But I'm lazt and forget :0
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XD Hehe. I usually spin the paper around anyhow.
Btw, I was considering attending MangaNext, but I don't have anywhere to stay.
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ahh, I wanna do that too ;.;
I'd totally go in on a hotel room if I were going :< (sadly I am waaay too broke right now)
Maybe next year...
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Great tutorial.. you put a lot of work into it. It taught me some technical terms I never knew xD
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Lol. Terms aren't everything, though. I hope it helped other than that.
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The tutorial is awesome! Congrats on the 10k hits as well.
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Nyah, its finally finished!! /loves/ I always wondered how to prevent smudging! Thanks so much for taking your time to make this!
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Lol. yeah, my techniques are profoundly simple. Like, profoundly.
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this is indeed sweet and helpful.. but the ref pics near each explaination are too small. lemme see those details
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Lol. Sorry about that... ><; That's what the final pic is for. It's now been linked in the comment.
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/demands to see the big version that you based your tutorial on.
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