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Published: 2009-06-23 22:48:42 +0000 UTC; Views: 8888; Favourites: 278; Downloads: 142
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Say, 100 deviations! Go me.People have expressed an enjoyment of my cutout style, so I decided to give people a peek into my process, so that they can give it a go for themselves! :[)
If you want, you can see the finished image used for this tutorial here: [link]
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This is really neat! Thank you for posting this tutorial!
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this is gonna be very useful for me since im trying this, thx for the tutorial
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This is such a wonderful tutorial! Thanks for sharing, I'll totally have to try this style soon, I really love the look of it.
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You're welcome! It's a ton of fun, and (at least for me) always turns out well. :]
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Awesome tutorial~ I've always wanted to attempt this style of art~
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Thank you! You should give it a shot, it's really fun! :[)
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You're welcome~ I did it today, and it came out awesome~ > 3 <
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I also use this style, but for pixels in MS Paint! 
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You're welcome! I have so much fun with this style, I just had to pass it along. x[)
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I'm very glad you did. x3
I bet I'm going to have a fun time doing this. lD
Thanks again!
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Hello. How you doing?
Good. That's good.
I'm so sorry.
So um! I was wondering maybe you could explain the shadow bit a little more? It's giving me a bit of trouble.
Though I totally get it if you grasp for words at this topic.
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I'll give it a shot! What in particular are you strugglin' with? :]
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Well, I'm not sure if it's the brush I'm using or if I'm set on a weird opacity, but when I try to do the shadow bit with the low saturation brown, it always ends up looking... Odd. And by odd, I mean not at all close to how your tutorial pictures it.
(Sorry, I'm terrible at descriptions.)
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Hm. Are you setting the shadow layer to multiply, burn, darken only, etc.? Different layer effects give slightly different results, and sometimes they look funky.
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Do you mind if I try this? I feel like a thief doing it, but may I?
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Not a thief at all! A tutorial exists to show you how to do something. :]
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Okay! Normally I assume they're to show off how one goes about business of being awesome and letting us se the process.
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Heh! I guess some might be like that.
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Thanks alot, i'm doing actual cutouts for my school project but i really enjoy the style so i might do some digitally too <3
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Digital cutouts are a ton of fun! (And you don't have to mess with any glue! ;]
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[link]
thanks for the awesome tutorial, it was very helpful
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Nice tutorial, I kinda hate making line art sometimes.
(mostly because I'm bad at it XD)
And it's nice to make something that's a bit easier on the eyes.
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Oog, I hate line art. Sketches are fun, and coloring is fun, but inking always just feels like that annoying getting-there step. D:
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eeehn I sometimes enjoy it,
if it isn't overly complicated,
but inking is a pain most of the time.
I also hate super thin line art I cannot pull it off at all.
But coloring and sketching are FUN! YAY!
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I just hate it because it's impossible to do the "halfway one line, halfway another line" smoothness that's easy in the sketches. Sometimes you can get it back with the lines or fancy shading, but . . .
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I've been searching for a tutorial for this!
Thank you!
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Perfect, glad I could be of service! :[)
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[link]
Heres is where I used it ^
Sorry for the double post! I didn't say where, lol!
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I used your tutorial,, It was very helpful :d I think I might do this more often!
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I used your tutorial~
It was fun
I used different paper texture though.
[link]
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FINALLY someone else who works with billions of layers ;0;
*once got to 78 layers* X_X
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78? Yowza! :<>
Yeah, I see people who do super-intense stuff and then say, "Yeah, I used five layers on this." Heck, I use five layers on a doodle! D:
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i know! im just very paranoid about setting stuff up, so i always use extra layers x3
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Woah, that's really cool! I'll definitely try this out sometime, 'cause I need some practice with the Pen tool.
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Yupyup! The Pen tool can be nice sometimes. x3
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congrats on 100 deviations!
and wooo, nice tutorial. very interesting and well explained. thanks
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This is a very useful tutorial, whether I'll be doing cutout style work or not.
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Ooh! One less mystery in the world.
A tutorial for the 100th deviation. That's so you. Someone would've drawn something super-special...
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Wahaha~
Well, it's not like I knew it was coming up or anything. I was just about to post it up when I noticed. x3
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Awesome tutorial! That's a really neat picture of Belarus.
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I'm glad I could do her justice. :]
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Very helpful, and it's a great style too! I'll probably use this sometime soon. Great job, tutorials can be hard to make.
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Yay! Be sure to show me the results! :[)
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