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joulee — A Digital Coloring Tutorial: 2
Published: 2005-07-25 18:22:07 +0000 UTC; Views: 129157; Favourites: 2405; Downloads: 35204
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So it's been...um... a year since A Digital Coloring Tutorial 1 [link] came, and I have finally resolved to finish the thing this summer! Hence, I present to you Part 2: Clothing and Lace. This was done entirely in Photoshop, with a wacom tablet to help. I decided to change the tutorial format from text doc (what the last tutorial was in) to image, since I find that it's easier to read and follow along. Click to read--although be warned--the whole file is about 1 MB.This tutorial references things I've talked about in Part 1 so read that first if you haven't.
8/10/05 Edit: Part three now available (how to color hair): [link]
I hope this helps some of you!
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Comments: 226
Ahhh, I'm definitely adding this to my favorites--it's gonna help me so much if I ever decide to draw laces! (But I'll probably be too lazy... *sighs*) Yaay, thankies for making this tutorial!! x3
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Yeah, I'm too lazy myself most of the time... ^__^ But it's fun every once in a while!
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*stares and sighs* It does like tons of fun...! ^__^
Still, I'm way too lazy, ahahahaha... ^_^;;;
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lol, yeah...
OH MY GOSHY! I just went to your gallery and BOY do you color/CG well... >__< You should make a tutorial for CGing! *puppy-dog eyes* Eheh heh--kidding.
Ahhhhh, time to add more pics of yours to my fav! x3
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Woo, nice tut. I've tried to draw lace a couple of times recently and it sucked. Well, didn't look very lacey at least.
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Thank you! ^__^! I hope you find it useful!
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ugh i wish i had photoshop. I have to do all my work in MS Paint, which every computer is 'blessed' with.
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Hehe, I remember those days... Yeah, MS paint was what I started on... You should really invest in PHotoshop! It's great!
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iv been saving up for it for a while. shading in MS Paint takes 4 ever. Come see for your self.
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wow. Nice tutorial! This will be a lot of help, methinx.
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Yay for not being lazy any longer! >D
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Wow.. that must have taken awhile..
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The tutorial or the lace? ^_^ Not so much the tutorial itself... but yes to the picture
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Brilliant and clear tutorial Well done you! (its also a great pic of Freya!) Can't wait for the hair tut!
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great tutorial! =^^= helped me alot, thanks for sharing! :3
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That actually helped quite a bit. That transparanct lock function will save me a lot of time. Always wondered what that thing was for. Thank you for shairing that bit of info. I'll put it to good use
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you're welcome! ^_^ Good luck in the future!
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Ooo very helpful! I always wondered how to do that...
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Nice tutorial!
Cloned patterns are much less bother to add some lace in quite large areas (like on Freya's chest), though, but of course they do not have that 'hand-made' feeling... can be useful though, if you don't want to spend hours filling an area with hand-drawn patterns!
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Very true. It would probably have benefited me. ^_^
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My god...where do you get your patience from?! Thank you for this, details truly make a picture 
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you're welcome! I hope it helps you!
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This will come in handy.
Thank you for taking the time to make this!
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you're very welcome! ^_^ hope you'll find it helpful!
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This is a great tutorial... next...show me how to do leather! I can't make leather look realistic to save my life!!
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I have trouble with leather myself... I think a lot of hard white on black....
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Holy!! I love the flowery lace. It is so awesome. It must have taken so long to do.
Thanks for sharing your tutorial
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Oh yeah.... it took a while. But somewhat fun! ^_^
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