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jocarra — Jen's graphite tutorial
Published: 2005-04-13 05:56:15 +0000 UTC; Views: 40888; Favourites: 777; Downloads: 6763
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This tutorial covers my basic process from sketch to final product, and how I do textures in graphite. This was a tough tutorial to make - I can see why there isn't a "traditional" section for tutorials. Hope it's somewhat useful.Related content
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*ania fails to see as she is having WAY too much fun*
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*Raydl snatches the Jen up before any significant harrassment (or otherwise) of her dear Luke occurs*
Damn! Foiled again... *floats around with Ania*
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I'm bored now... *everyone looks at Ania* throw me higher!
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*Raydl tosses Ania skyward, over the general direction of a lake*
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oh.... Shat... this is going to hurt *plumets closer and closer into the lake*
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Holy crap! WONDERFUL tutorial Jen, absolutely terriffic: detailed yet general, an awesome springboard for artists unexperienced with complex techniques but fairly decent with a pencil. Thank you so much for such an amazing tutorial, you are really doing a lot for my artistic research and I thank you for it.
You are a damn good artist, and generous one at that. Thank you!
... Could you do a fur tutorial for graphite? That's my current struggle. I'd really appreciate it!
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Errr, this basically WAS a tutorial for fur, but I tried to apply it to any other texture.
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I'm talking about a tutorial from stupid-basic to detail, more intricate and proably more annoying to make! XD
Can't complain, anyway. Thanks so much!
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Well, see, it's hard for me to make a graphite tutorial that's step-by-step basic, mostly because I no longer have a scanner, which really makes it difficult.
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Eeew, that might change things. Still, I can't complain, artists as supportive as you are rare, anyway. Thanks to the brink!
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Wonderfully written tut, sweetie! Thank you so much for this!! I love my kneadable eraser...and use it all the time the way you suggested, but I did see many things, including refining my use of the kneadable and other things I hadn't though of...like using the hard edged eraser for fine details....it's so hard to do them with the kneadable! 
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You've very welcome - I'm glad it turned out to be actually useful X3
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THANK YOU!!!!!!! I needed a tutorial on shading! THANK YOU SO MUCH! :claps:
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O_O! X3 You're very welcome
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THANK YOU!!!!!!! I needed a tutorial on shading! THANK YOU SO MUCH! :claps:
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Thanks. And thank goodness for chemical kinetics
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Hahah, yep, I did it just 'cause you asked me too 
*physical chemistry textbook with cloven hooves, horns, and a pointy tail walks by* "Heh heh heh..."
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Hahah, yep, I did it just 'cause you asked me too
*physical chemistry textbook with cloven hooves, horns, and a pointy tail walks by* "Heh heh heh..."
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Wow , thank you Jen.This is a very clear tutorial. Everyone can clearly see how it's done by word and pic.
People can be thankful for sharing this. (I know I am)
great work!!!
Frank
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Wow, it actually was helpful? Haha, wasn't expecting that X3 *chuckles* Anyways, thank you, and you're welcome
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When the fur heals up I think I may just stick myself to you again.
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Another tutorial! :3
*Clings desperately to you*
I love it. Your style is awesome and gah. *just dies*
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Gahh! *is clung to* Err, ah... Thanks!
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