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griffsnuff β My creative art process
Published: 2011-04-25 02:21:18 +0000 UTC; Views: 69354; Favourites: 4533; Downloads: 1374
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Sharing what I do and how I choose what I make and why.xD not sure if i can explain it any better
But hope it helps someone.
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hhhhhhh you make this look so easy
I'MA TRY IT
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That's so helpful!
now i'm drawing random stuff i don't even know what most of them are supposed to be....Β
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do you even know how helpful you are?
thank you so much!
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is it bad i can't see a lot in the scribbles, and when i do i can't get the colours right???? ;;
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I might be coming back to this tutorial a lot to help me practice ^-^
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*O* So useful! I don't do backgrounds because I have no idea how to make them work with my characters... But... this... IS AWESOME! Maybe I'll be able to do backgrounds with all this help.
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omfg this is a huge help. (sometimes i get rlly stuck on ideas ^__^; )
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Backgrounds fade... This is VERY USEFUL! Thanks!
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Huh, never though about using the rule of thirds for drawing.....you learn something new every day!
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Once I scribbled down random lines and found this perfect figure smiling with a hat on...
It was hilarious xD
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Very useful! Thanks. What I love is the way you use colors. I wish I could come up with those combinations. =^_^=
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Cool!
I do that in class if I get really bord!
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This was wonderfully helpful. <3 Not many tutorials go over this sort of thing, most people assume you should just know...but I don't. XD
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I love creative processes! They're so hard to find, but I always always desire to see into the history of something made once I've experienced it (especially when it's interesting to me). You seemed at first like someone who had the impossible ability to blast incredible creations out of nothing in no time. But, after this--oh my goodness! She's human after all! I have sat and stared at my sketchbook or journal when wanting to draw or write and nothing happens for hours. I'll try the tip of occupying my time with other things, maybe a walk alone in the park or a talk with someone dear; those sound like they might provide the most potential for inspiration~ I don't mean to chuck so many words at you, but I suppose I like to yap when I'm excited! :'D
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I read this tutorial and when you got to the random scribble of lines I said to myself, "Duuude! That totally looks like a thing!"
So I finished reading your tutorial and said to myself "wow, that background is not even close to what I saw. I'm going to draw what it looks like to me."
When I finished drawing what I saw, I thought, "hey. I will give her the link to this. Not because it's even remotely awesome but because it's what I see in the mystical scribbles darnit."
So here it is :3
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xD haha its awesome how diffrent people see diffrent things
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^^ no problem
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That's very nice of you :3 that's gotta be a real pain sometimes
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I also incorporated a lot of other things from your other tutorials. Because I was thinking of you. That doesn't sound creepy at all.
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do ypu work in just one layer or do you make a layer for shadows and stΓΈff? C:
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I often work on one layer, sometimes I do more than one and merge the layers later xD it varies a lot
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Awesome! Thank you for this tutorial!
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most useful tutorial ever... with this technique i will never have an artblock ever again... thank you so much for sharing
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I have a question:How the hell did you make lines disapeir when you added the colors.
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The lines were on their own layer xD so I could just delete that layer haha
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But, when I do that, it all becomes blurry and messed up
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well you dont have to delete the lines x3 you can also make a new layer and draw cleanup details there and make the lines be under it, because then it wont be messed up, its hard to explain, but you just have to keep adding details and clean up the things you feel look messed up
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Thanks! This is definitely going to be useful
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After reading this I was thinking about how this structure that puts the focus on the subject in this way could maybe be a pro-western way of doing art. I heard that a study was done on people looking at pictures that tracked people's eye movements over the pictures. They found that western people's eyes jumped straight to the subject of the picture, while people from eastern cultures studied the background first and then came around to the subject. People who were raised in western cultures but who's parents grew up in eastern cultures were in between. But then I was thinking maybe this is actually pro-EASTERN, in that if your eyes like to wander around the whole of the picture first, maybe you need subtle guidance lines to bring your eyes home...
Now I'm wondering how culture affects how eyes rest upon a picture and if you studied that too. Am I thinking WAY too much?
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Im sure everything has some effect on everything somehow ^^
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I second that. Who would have thought it really starts with scribble?
I am going to use some of what I learned today!
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how big do you usually make your canvases when you draw on photoshop?? :3
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xD Not sure, I make lots of diffrent sizes, the ones you see in my gallery is the size I made them in
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oh ok then :d because i was having problems with lines being really pixelly when i drew on the canvas size i was using, i think it may have been too small or something :3 thankies though!
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THIS IS AMAZING ASDFASFJSODSDFAFSAUCE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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thank you thank you thank you thank you thank you thank you thank you thank you !!!!!
this really helpes a lot!!!! *^* never even came to my head to draw randome lines!!! that is probebly the best idea i'v ever herd!!!! *O* thank you!!!!!
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