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Just some tips on shading ^^Related content
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You can also use it if the light source is hot. Hot light casts cool shadows. Reversely cool light casts hot shadows.
Light and color theory is pretty fun when you get into it.
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Ooo! I really need to do some more investigation in this topic! I'll save this comment somewhere to remember it!
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The above tutorial is a good tipper for beginners but I think it could have given more breadcrumbs towards the basics.
There is just so much interesting, fun stuff to learn. By all means!
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Tusen takk for tipsene ^^ (SΓ₯ pΓ₯ profilen din at du var svensk, sΓ₯ da hoppet jeg over til norsk)
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Var sΓ₯ lite sΓ₯. Altid trevligt att trΓ€ffa en nordbo pΓ₯ nΓ€tet.
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Det er visst flere av oss enn man tror XD
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its 
its awesome!
its la-some!
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This is a great help!
Certainly made shading and lighting look alot easier than it seems. C:
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Great idea and a very clear and concise explanation! Thank you.
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This is good, simple tutorial 
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Well, what shade of a color should i use for shading? A vibrant red or a dimmed down one?
This is very helpful though, thank you. c:
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Try out diffrent ones and find the one you like the best ^^
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Experimentation works too. XD
Is there any advice you can give, other than try absolutely everything you want? XD
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xD well trying everything you want is the only way you can find what you will like. Because its diffrent for every artist and things i say and like might be something you dont like. Draw many circles color them and shade them with diffrent kinds of colors and see who you like, it doesnt take to long
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yey for simple and yet really helpful tips!
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im glad you made this, it's going to be very useful!
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HOLY TREES.
Those down lines.
YES OH MY GOSH THANK YOU <3 MUST try that sometime!
I tend to try imagining the whole... volume, deepness, and texture in my head, but I forget it rather quickly, and it doesn't occur to me when I shade.
This is like.. Just. Yes. THANKYOU
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hmm this would really help me in digital coloring o3o
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I was busy not reading how you do it, Im just was so busy AWWing at Snuffen. D;
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Hm the one thing you forgot is highlights. Can't have shadows without them. ^-^
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This is such a great help! I think your curved lines idea is very helpful. I know many people who might benefit from this, including myself. Thanks for such a wonderful guide!
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This is great! <3
It helped a lot of people out on shading, it seems, and it's very clear to understand!
Excuse me on my criticisms but it seems you have some minor typos and misspelled words in the tutorial |D
Borring = Boring
Volum = Volume
So you may want to look over it a bit?
Otherwise, good job!
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Very helpful tips
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I have a question! what tool do you use for shading?
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When I shade in flash I do it in a diffrent way, I have a tutorial on how i color and its in my tutorial folder. I choose all the shading colors seperate
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alright, I'll check it out, Thanks!
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thanks, i'll keep these tips in mind for my next picture ^^
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This is great! I was actually starting on the shading part of my newest drawing lol x3 This helps quite a bit thanks! owo
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Wow ... really awesome tutorial/tips ...
Simple, straightforward and really helpful. Will definitely be using this 
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You should make a tutorial on how to paint without using the computer.
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Yea! That'd be awesome
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This is very helpful! Thank you for this!
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This makes SO MUCH more sense than any of the other shading tutorials I've seen thus far. THANK YOU!
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Nice turtorial! Very helpful :3
I love when you draw Snuffen like that!
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This is very useful, especially the 3D method with the lines.
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useful tutorial, just one question about the shading itself-- if the light source is above and to our left of the subject, why is there shading on the bottom of its thigh? and on its foot? or is that intended to be backglow/bounce glow? XD or am i misinterpreting the light source? Sorry, just had to mention ><
Other than that, im sure this will be really useful, since I see far too many people who just shade around the edges or use just a darker version of the main color--never very interesting to look at.
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Its bounce glow from the white floor XD I just got lazy and didnt imply that or added it over the other places. It looked so flat without any light there at all
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