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griffsnuff — How I paint digitally tutorial
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Hope this will help people^^ So many have asked so it was about time xD
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thank you so so so much!! i cant wait to try this!!
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This is a great help. D You are amazing! >w<
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I'm so faving this cool ass bitch. |D
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LOVE THIS. I've always admired your digital painting.
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Merci for this Snuffie! I'm sure I'll be quite amused at what a little experiment of mine turns out like! Also, I have a question:
Some of your (awesome) pictures, like...um...these: [link] and [link] the main characters seem (well, they are) furry and flufffy, yet I don't see any lineart for the fur. So...do you line-out the fur in a similar colour, or just go over the original, non-fluffy lineart? I think I can understand how you distinguish every single hair- with opacity; but the fluffiness of something is just a...technique, if you will, that confuses me.
Thanks for your help!
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Thanks alot
That blurry one there is made with drawing solid first with 100% then used smudgetool to blend and create the fur ^^ there were never any lineart on this, only the sketch in the same way as this tutorial shows and then removed after i didnt need it anymore :3
So no opacity, aleast not much on that peice x3 Hunter picture is a totally diffrent tecnique
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Ohhhhh...I get it now! Well, one day, I shall try to do something like that!
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Yay! I've always wanted to learn how to do this without using the blending tool XD It's so annoying! Thank you so much for making this! ^^
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o.O that was a new way of doing things...
THANK YOU <3
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Ah, so that's how you do it.
I guess the way you do it makes it easier for people who can't grasp the full concept of colour theory.
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Oh wow! This is extremely helpful! Thanks so much for this much needed tutorial. Just sick.
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xD never tried it, this is photoshop
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You all the coloring on separate layers? Or just on the one that you set to multiply?
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nope all the coloring here is done on the same layer, ive only got two layers, one for the sketch which is the only one who needs the multiply and the bottom layer were i color and add things to, you can use more layers if you are afraid to mess up, but as long as its under the sketch layer it works just fine :3
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Ohh, thank you. Also, do you just use a computer mouse or do you have like a digital art pad with a stylus that helps you do your line art and coloring and stuff?
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I used a mouse until 2008 were i got my tablet ^^
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Lucky. -.- Looks like I'm gonna have to do a lot practice with my mouse. 
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xD hehe its ok to ask me dont be afraid to do that :3
When i used a mouse its important to take alot of breaks or it might hurt your wrist.
but start off finding positions to have your hand and all that that you like the best, and practice creating circles and bendy lines ^^
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Haha, thanks. xP
That's actually really helpful. I'm just the kind of person that needs a list of rules before doing something. Lol. I just need to be certain.
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I always thought people buy willy nilly programs and tablets and all that special stuff to paint digitally, I guess I was wrong 
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they do buy them to paint digital because its digital tools, and they are great to. But they wont make you a better artist as so many think x3
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I've always wondered how people did stuff like this! Thanks a bunch!
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Lol I don't even notice any tpyos! XD lol
But wow this is really helpful thanks so much Snuff!! OWO
Now when I get home I'm gonna go practice colors!! <3
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This is really good! Thank you for sharing!
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Wow This is really helpful!
A thousand thanks
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