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GrandMaster-J5 — Disney Line and colour walkthrough
Published: 2011-09-25 19:33:30 +0000 UTC; Views: 15998; Favourites: 776; Downloads: 444
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Hiya Deviants!Not sure how much of a tutorial this is, as it's just to show how I work with some of my images.
Each job I do can be very different (as you'll see in my gallery), so this is just one way, for one style.
I've tried to explain it in a way that will work for people that work with a mouse too, and not just a tablet.
I've also tried to explain WHY I do some of the things in places too, so I hope it's not too much waffle
There are probably plenty of ways to get to the same end result, this is just the one that I use
Sorry that it's a bit boring, and the airbrush part was REALLY hard to explain without being in a video
It's also a bit rushed as I had to squeeze it between jobs, and internet issues, so please excuse any bad spelling etc.
I really hope it helps some of the peeps on here though.
p.s. :- I know Bambi has a missing foot. I used a pic from the book I was working on
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Thank you. Hope it helps.
This tut should also work fine with a mouse too
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It may.
I might eventually clean up some comic pages using these techniques, since I really want to do the art in color now.
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WHOAO!! this is amazing!! great artwork and awesome turitorial xD
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Thank you very much
Glad you like it, and hope it helps
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sure. your welcome xD and of course it will helps xD
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Can you please throw in your brush settings too? It would be a great help. Thx for great tutorial
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for colouring, Soft edge brush at 20% opac, and soft edge eraser at 100% opac
Are you using illustrator, or photoshop for the line work?
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I use both Illustrator and Photoshop, depending on time I have and quality that is required
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Sorry, really late reply! I didn't see your second comment. Think it got lost in the other ones
The illustrator settings, you can either use the tapered brush that comes with illustrator, and adjust the stroke to be the thickness you want it to be.
Or, I made a custom brush as sometimes the one that comes with CS4 is VERY hit and miss. I'll see what I can do about putting it up on here asap
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Excellent tutorial, very helpful. Thank you!
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You're welcome
Thank you for looking
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Thank you. Even if it just helps a few people, I'll be happy
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Thanks dude. Glad you think so
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You're welcome, I hope it does actually help too
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Perfect. This is a great tutorial and I thank you for providing it.
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No problem dude. Thank you for looking and hope it helps
Any questions, just fire away and I'll try to answer as best as I can
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Awesome tutorial, thanks for making this
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Thank you
If you use it, and have any questions or if something isn't clear on here, just ask
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I've been struggling a bit with this type of thing in the past, I'll try some of your tips next time I make a go.
Thanks for posting
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You're welcome
I hope that al least something in there helps
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Awesome Tutorial! Thank you very very much!
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You're very welcome
I hope it's useful for you.
If anything does help, it'd be great to see the results sometime too
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Maybe 
thank you again.
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This is amazing!!! 
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Thank you
Happy to hear it will help
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No poblem. Hope it helps as I'm not sure how usefull it actually is
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don't plan on doing it, but very nice tutorial
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Wow, this is absolutely FANTASTIC!! I've been wanting to do something like this for a long while now, but I haven't had a clue how to do it. All of these steps, and what you call 'boring' pieces are exactly what I need, so thank you so so much!!
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No problem.
I hope they help
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