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Jebriodo — Shading Tutorial Ex. 2 steps
Published: 2011-05-06 16:16:05 +0000 UTC; Views: 27407; Favourites: 321; Downloads: 1126
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Second step by step example of a Musclewoman-centric shading tutorial commissioned byPage 1: Techniques and Tools
Page 2: Lighting and Light Sources
Page 3: Cast Shadows
Page 4: Reflected Light and Multiple Light Sources
Example 1 Step by Step
Example 2 Step by Step
Example 1 Final
Example 2 Final
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Comments: 29
Sorry for the fav spam, but saw some quality stuff here.
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4 years later: Thank you very much for sharing sir!
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wow man , i dont like the muscle girls, but your tutorial ist great,many thanks for share it
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Very informative! Thanks for sharing this with those of us who are seeking to improve our skills!
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Seriously, this makes me want to bang my head against the wall. There's just no excuse for being too lazy to study, instead just coasting along on whatever natural talent you have... Well, I hope this helps me finally get off my large-boned ass and start work. No smart-assed asides, this time - just thanks!
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You're welcome Yatz!
I'm looking forward to the reveal of the Tentaculoid vs the Superwomen by the way.
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eh-eh! I had to wait 3 months, till it was done... But I think it was worth it.
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Great tutorial indeed... You get to understand a lot about lighting thanks to this one.
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Ah good. Glad it works!
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No wonder your cast shadows always look so real, you measure em. I personally just judge by eye. But maybe Ill try it your way sometime soon, the results sure look good.
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Well, I don't usually measure them this exactly, but I do try to make them accurate. Unless it interferes with the look of the picture, then I cheat.
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Glad to hear it! I hope it helps out, too.
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