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JoelAmatGuell β coloring tutorial
Published: 2008-05-16 13:11:26 +0000 UTC; Views: 5792; Favourites: 96; Downloads: 166
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ok guys, i finnaly did it
i end this tutorial yesterday at 1:30 AM. i think that it's pretty good for being the first tutorial i do, so i really hope it will be helpfull
if you have any problem or there is something that you don't understand, just tell me
i'll try to help you as much as i canfinal result : [link]
thank for your support
hope you enjoy it
lineart used in this tutorial done by *KidNotorious
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Comments: 35
Jh, thank you so much! Your wonderful tutorial saved my work
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Thanks for your tutorial! Helped me to solve some little poblems^^
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no prob
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Dude, i am NOT getting this!!
I did everything you say. I go to Select > Color Range and all that. But it just doesn't turn out like yours?!
I can't get through the first 2 steps.
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after selecting color range, u have to go to select > inverse.
try this
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Okay, done.
Now how do i duplicate the lines and all that... It, kind of, makes no sense.
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u have to go to Layer > duplicate layer or just press Cmd J( or ctrl J)
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I think we'll just have to talk about it on MSN or something. I read some of your replies to people with problems, and i did what you said, but nothing's working.
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i meant SELECTION>COLOR RANGE
it is on the upper menu
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Thanks a lot for this mate, fav'd for future use
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no prob man
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when i try to do full view, nothing happens =/
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thanks, this is actually really helpful =]
probably the first helpful one i've used =]
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no prob, i like the way you go step by step more then others, and give and example + words. most just do one or the other.
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XD
thankies
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...um... 
I don't know how to duplicate the lines, or where to go for that.
...oh, if you're wondering, I just have "PhotoShop CS3" ...I didn't get the extended version.
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oh no prob
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Good to know!!!
Very nice to see the step-by-step!
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