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Jebriodo β Shading Tutorial Page 1
Published: 2011-05-06 16:08:55 +0000 UTC; Views: 36230; Favourites: 449; Downloads: 1309
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Page 1 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: 34
musclewoman is my favorite part of all of this, just this adorable innocent face on a GIANT RIP BOD
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i need to get better at these sorts of thing, just don't kow where to start
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I would start with figuring out how to construct the figure. You have a good start, I suggest you study proportion.
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One does not simply study proportions.Β
what books did you learn from.
i seen way to many different shapes and forms of women.
Ex: seen women with hips that were massive (hourglass figure) and breast almost 2 times her head size. and she was all natural.
i feel that proportions does not really clickΒ
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Very nice. I'm definitely using this for when I start practicing shading.
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I hope it helps out! Good luck with the practice.
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I hope to learn something good in an attempt to get out of my slump.
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Oh- I wish you luck with that- I can't stand being in a creative slump.
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Only took art 1 in high school, and we spent most of the year in clay. This makes some major sense
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Good work, she looks good in an artist costume.
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Great tutorial, even though I don't actually draw, it's interesting to see how things are done.
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Amazing tutorial Jeb!
I liked how you have played with the different situations of light and shadow.
Im marveled with this monumental model beret girl too.
Once again, I really enjoy watching your Instructional jobs.
Congratulations to you and for sharing this great commission.
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Thank you, sir! How is your artwork going?
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A pleasure, man!
Well...is complex to summarize here, jeb.
I would love to talk with you about various things, like a friendly chat in a pub or cafe. About of many things.
I can only say that again I will try to offer my services.
My friend, you can see my progress and setbacks.
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due ... ur lines and ur tutorials are COOOOOOOL
learning a lot from them
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clever, jovial, beautiful, and instructive. it's a privilege to learn from your process; thanks so much for sharing it, jeb! i shall devour it voraciously.
but, uh... not in a creepy way. i swear!
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Yo Jeb,
Man...CONGRATS for these all tuts...They gonna help all of us .
Thanks for share them
Best wishes.
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Thanks Jean! I am glad to hear it!
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Pretty awesome. While I do know all the basics about hatching and smudging and all that. I havnt done any of it in a while. Now I wanna do it again.
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Oh cool! Just remember to have a coversheet to avoid egregious smudging. My hands always wind up covered with graphite after one of these.
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Haha, mine do even if I dont intend to smudge anything
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Now this is going to be a lot of fun 
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Thank Reason- he has a giant femuscle art tutorial vision he is getting done. I am happy to have contributed.
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