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gabzillaz β Coloring tutorial
Published: 2009-08-23 03:28:51 +0000 UTC; Views: 156056; Favourites: 4113; Downloads: 2842
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Damn, this is big.Super big.
It took longer to upload it than to do it.
I'm doing this one first because more people requested it. But I will do a lineart tutorial too.
Hope it helps!
Elisa belongs to me. Please don't use without permission.
*edit*
1) I made a mistake. The option is not "Combine Visible", it's "Merge visible".
2) The program I'm using is Photoshop CS3.
3) For those who asked, I did this with a mouse. I know it looks difficult at first but with practice coloring one character with this technique can take less than 15 minutes.
Para la gente que pregunto, si me queda tiempo, lo hago en espaΓ±ol.
Sorry for the edit >__>
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would this also work for dolls?
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Hmmm. I might have to try it sometime.
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this is actually one of the better tutorials i read.
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yourwelcome.
i'll give it a try btw.
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Nice tutorial, thankyou. <3
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Stripeyyyy sockkkssss 
*pitiful whine about De Terror*
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I'm going to post more original from now on. I swear <3
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This is really usefull thanks!
Quick question though if you dont have Photoshop CS is there still a pen tool and do you really need it?
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No problem!
I believe most versions have it. I use it, though I'm sure there are other tools you can use to color or to draw.
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I think I dont know if my version has it though..so I may use a slightly diffent method then...
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I really suggest you to use masks (vector or bitmap, you can choose), because you can edit your mistakes anytime, not just when your history is saved, and it gives much more comfort.
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That's a good idea. Thank you!
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En Espanol?
What language is that
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Thought so.
WHy is it in spanish?
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Because it's my mother tongue ._.
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I didnt realize you were hispanic.
Or does your mom just speak spanish?
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Thank you for your wonderful tutorial, Gabzilla!
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So now I can't use the "But I have no tablet" excuse anymore? Mean... >____<;;
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Thanks for reminding me to start working on my coloring skills.
(~b'w'
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d~('w'd~) *fixed.
Now to go get Photoshop
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Thanks for making this, it helps ALOT ^^
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this is cool, but... could do a Spanish translation?
pleaseee *w*
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mg bring on the lineart tut. i NEED that! nobody answers my question when i ask how they make their lines so clear. oh well...
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I'll upload it as soon as I can :3
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Well uhm I know this sounds stupid but...what does gradient mean? ^^'
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Is not stupid ^___^
The gradient is a tool you have in the Bucket Tool menu. When you have two colors the default setting gives you this effect [link]
Hope that helps!
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Oh I don't think Paint Tool Sai has the gradient tool :c But that is a cool effect!
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nothing against you, you are a good artist, but this method sure is way too much time taking O.o
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XD No problem!
At first it took a long time to get something done. Now I'm so used to it I do it faster than with a tablet.
To be honest the only thing that takes time is selecting the area o__o
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que buen tutorial (: uno de los pocos que suelen explicar bien y detalladamente
sabia mΓ‘s o menos como colorear en photoshop con esa manera, es decir usando la pluma y la herramienta de selecciΓ³n, pero desgraciadamente eso no funciona conmigo suelo desesperarme usando la pluma xDDDD
bueno de todas maneras gracias x el tutorial tratare de usar esa manera se ve un poco mΓ‘s cΓ³moda ^^
saludos!!
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La pluma requiere un monton de practica XD Pero termina dando resultados.
Gracias!
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la pluma es algo complicado de usar al menos para mi xDDDD
intentare usarla cuando salga de vacaciones a ver si me da buenos resultados xD
saludos!! ^^
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...... wow that bad *** im downloading it
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thank you for having the time to do this
will try this someday
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