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illogan — Drawing Realism: Part One
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Part two: [link]So this is PART ONE of about 4 or 5 parts (maybe more like 7 parts? lol) for my super huge tutorial I am working
I have a lot of people asking how I use the tissue for blending, so it inspired this super tutorial!!!!
Not even finished with the eyes yet lol and this took at least three hours. I might be done over half the piece by now otherwise! jeez
Love making things like this though!
Let me know if it helped at all and if there is anything you would like covered in the next part!!! and sorry for all of the spelling mistakes, in all of my 'trying to pay attention to detail', I forgot to go over for spelling errors lol Thanks!
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This is a great tutorial! It really helped me proportion and space everything out better.
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I'm so glad to hear it helped!!!! I haven't had much feedback from anyone on whether this helped or not!
I'm glad it did for you!
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I'm glad you made it so it could help!
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OMGsh! I love your dog! I have a cat that lives off affection, love and kisses... would that work?
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Okay, I have everything except...uh oh.
WHERE'S MY SMALL DOG!? *looks under couch*
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LOL
the small dog is important!! If you can't find him/her under the couch, I do suggest getting a picture of a dog, and cutting it out, and putting it near your art drawing area.
lol
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Alrighty. I'll definitely have one before I start working!
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i like this. this is the cutest little dog...what's his name?
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her name is Ariel, she is my tomboy crazy dog!!!
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awwww.sorry,I dint mean to say it was a boy..I like your gallery a lot..who else should I look for since Im new on da?.who are some of your favorites that are inspiring like you? you remind me of my older sister accept she gets on my last [link] you have best friends on here?.soorry for all the dumb questions
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i like this. this is the cutest little dog...what's his name?
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I love you, and your puppy. This was the coolest thing ever, including part 2.
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awww sweet
Thank you soooo much!!!
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Good luck with the tutorial. But honestly, they are things you just can't teach.
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There are loads of tips and techniques that can be taught! I just had to figure out a lot if not all of them on my own because I didn't have internet most of my lfie lol
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thank you for the comment! hopefully i can get the rest up soon D:
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Great I'm really looking forward to see the whole tutorial.
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thank you for the comment! I hope to complete it soon!
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cool this is going to be awesome when it is finished! Thanks for doing this. Tutorials are so helpful, I'm always really happy when someone takes the time to do one.
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it's already helping me, can't wait for the rest!
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I'm glad it did!!
I think I'm working on the next segment today
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it's really helpful for me! i love you really ..
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awww thank you so much!! Glad it helped
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thank you!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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nicely done.
the first part is always a drag for me...
trying to get every line perfectly takes forever 
after that, the fun part begins
shading
is your room messy all the time like mine?
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YES!!!
lol
I just can not keep it clean!! There are just clothes, papers, books, and now random horse stuff like blankets, supplements and buckets lying everywhere!
ugh
lol
Yeah the first part of any drawing always sucks *puke
I try to make it as short as possible while keeping the face as accurate as I can.
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Ah, I found your tutorial rather interesting. You do things I don't, but probably really should, such as ruling my page and drawing the facial 'landmarks'. I tend to start with some random feature, and work my way out 
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I used to do that as well!
I always messed something up though so I had to find a more 'accurate' way. Accurate for me at least, everyone can do this part differently. Some people actually grid thier image and do a matching mathematicaly matching, scaled grid onto thier piece of paper to transfer. That sounds like cruel and unsual torture to me 
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I remember gridding from primary school. A nice technique if you don't mind spending 2 weeks on a drawing
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ugh we had to do it for 'quick' sketches for a couple of weeks at university, it made you faster at grids but still!! A half hour just to make a grid?! No thank you lol
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Haha.. not worth it. But you seem to do fantastic work without it, so there you go.
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Ohh I didn't know the corner of mouth/centre of eye thing.
I wanna see a step by step of this one finished!
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I'm working on it
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