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Published: 2008-06-04 03:40:34 +0000 UTC; Views: 52906; Favourites: 1447; Downloads: 869
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Alrighty, it's about time for this, so enjoy!Full view if you want to see it!
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WOW THIS SOOOOOOO AMAZING!!!
mind is blown O_________O
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great tutorial! one question though do you use the Prismacolor Premier Colored Pencils or another type?
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This has been so helpful, I always find it's nice to hear someone else's insights and little tips and tricks :]
I'm faving all three!
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This series of tutorials greatly helps me, it gives me a lot more confidence than I had before. (: One of the best and literal ones I've found so far; I really love that you actually went through several phases of the process and showed/told us how you did it.
After I take a trip to my local Michaels to invest in some Bristol and a larger selection of Prismas I'll definitely be coming back to reference this. ^^
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hey this is great! Thankyou so much! you are one of the few people who actually put down the equipment they used! this will help alot thankyou very much ^^ ok, i'm off to buy some supplies
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is corbis a stock website? like is all the photography stock?
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This is so helpful ^^! I can't wait to try it out I've always wondered how to get fur to look so fluffy and real
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This is the -first- tutorial I have ever read that actually was made thorough and well enough that I have the confidence to go try the techniques without staring at it the whole time for reference! Thank you!
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I just have a quick question on this, since I have been using a technique similar to this lately, and since you use this for many of your images, I been wondering.
Whenever I wet Bristol to do my washes, and complete those washes, the paper, of course, warps. And while Bristol is thick and can take a lot of wetness, that doesn't stop the warping process. I was wondering how you got around that snag, and what works best for you. Right now, we have a heat press in the drawing studio at college, and that seems to work fairly well at flattening it down. But since I'm not always at my University, do you have any other remedies for that?
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I know you uploaded this tutorial a while ago, but I've been looking at it and realized you use Bristol smooth, as I do. How do you manage watercolors on it? When I tried to use watercolors on smooth, they just slipped all over the page, didn't soak in like they would with watercolor paper. And even though I taped my paper down, the paper ended up a bit wrinkled and warped :S Have you just had enough experience dealing with this so it doesn't happen to you? Or do you stretch the paper?
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Thank you very much for taking the time to do this Goldenwolf! It is much appreciated
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We the normal people need this kind of awesome tutorial!
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This is an excellent resource ~ especially since I am trying to get back into using color again. Thank you so much for creating this tutorial. Your instructions and photographs are very concise.
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i loveitloveitloveitloveitloveit!!! thanks so much!!
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Thank you very much! Ive always wanted to know how you did your work, its so amazing! I myself use pencil crayons and I just received water colors as well so this is very useful 
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Great tutorial--I always wondered how you did all your art.
How do you handle the Bristol buckling up from the water?
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ThatΒ΄s really useful, even if that are basics, many do not know about it.
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This is incredibly helpful. It's so wonderful of you to take the time to make these tutorials. I'm able to follow it easily and I can't wait to try something on my own.
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Thank you SO MUCH!!
I AM SHIT COMPARED TO YOU!!!
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do you have any tips for taking the paint brush hairs out? XD
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Thank you so much. I think it's awesome when amazing artists share their knowledge with others. (=
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Thank you, Goldie!!! I always need more help with coloring. +fav!
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Thank you ^^ i'll fave this lesson and the others too.
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Not only am I bad at drawing animals... but watercolors aren't my forte either...
This tutorial has really helped me! Thanks a lot for making it
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Thanks so much for this. It's wonderful to see it step by step
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OMGOMGOMGOMG!!!!!!!! Dios, te quiero, tΓa, llevaba aΓ±os esperando a que hicieras un tutorial asΓ T.T
Al fin podrΓ© pintar imΓ‘genes si usar el Photoshop T.T
‘‘‘GRACIASGRACIASGRACIASGRACIAS!!!!!!
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Wow! This is awesome! ^_^ Thanks so much! I'm going to try this out right away!
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i think it's really helpful!
shaddup xXpanduhXx
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thats really helpful. iv'e always wondered how to really use watercolors
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wow, thank you so much for the tutorial! It is very well explained and will help me a lot improving my artwork! I hope to one day be as good as you!
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I always love seeing how other artists work so I can't wait to read the rest ^_^
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WOW Thank you for that 0o I will try it! Thank you so much for uploading this ^^
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this helps a lot! ^_^
it feels s good to know how you do your amazing works.
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thanks this really helps I just need to get some Bristol
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Yay for tutorials! I've been waiting for one like this :3 thanks~!
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You know you're doing a huge amount of people a huge favor, right?
Thanks, so very sweet of you
Tutorials by outstanding artists are so very inspiring.
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I'll definitely be referencing this tutorial in the future.
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You've made my day, I've always wanted to try something in watercolor and colored pencils, and now I know how to start. Thanks.
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oooh I have all of these 'ingredients' =OO
Im so excited about this tutorial.. Ill DEFIANTLY use this!!
*waits in anticipation*
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