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Published: 2009-09-05 23:29:19 +0000 UTC; Views: 33947; Favourites: 915; Downloads: 0
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Okay, this is my very first real tutorial ever and it is for Photoshop CS... so there might bee some flaws and bad grammer. I don't know.But I hope this will help you out
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Refference: Refference for horse used- lost the link though Estimated time: About 4 hours Tools: Wacom bamboo tablet & Photoshop CS Layers: About 60 layers____________________________________________
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Comments: 105
Wow! Awesome! I think this will help a lot with my realism!!
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verry good, i'll be sure to thank you if it works...
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This tutorial could be quite useful for traditional art if you switch around a few steps.
Thank you 
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It looks like it'd be a great tutorial! But it wont open. Do you know of a way that I can see it in full view without it disappearing? ^^
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Thank you very much
Hm, that I don't know...
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Wow, flott!
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Great tutorial 
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Thank you so very much
Hm... how can I explain it? There is a selection called Mark in the menue... or something oike that and there you find the invert button.
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Hey there! 
Whether you decide to accept our decline to add this tutorial to our gallery, we hope at least that you will visit our page and consider becoming a member yourself, and if you decline, allow us to add this remarkable instructive tool to our favorites. We sincerely appreciate your time and effort in trying to help other horse artists, and we hope to see you around the community!
Sincerely,
~Equine-Art-Reference
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hey awesome tutorial, can it work for gimp?
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Thank you so very much
I don't know if it works for Gimp.
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i can try .
but i have shading problems most is the highlights
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bad engelisch
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Love this! Very well explained :3
I wish I could color like you, your coloring is so very realistic
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This is great! I can't believe how amazing you are at doing realistic horses...it is a real treat to be able to see how you bring them to life.
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Thank you so very much
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This is awesome! Thank you so much for all the tips
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Thank you so very much
My pleasure.
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oh awesome! I remmember a while ago when I had no idea how to do the magic wand tool and layers, I really struggled! now I just struggle with where hte shading goes XD, I'm sure this is going to help out a lot of people Jullelin ^^
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Thank you so very much
Im hoping it will help.
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Wow! lol What if I have problems getting to step #2 
This is an amazing tutorial, I'm sure it will come in handy to lots of people. I'm going to use it when I get ballsy enough to do realistic horses
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Thank you so very much
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hahahahaha
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So amazing and should help me Thank you
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Thank you so very much
My pleasure.
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I wonder if this will work in GIMP 2.6 as well? I'll see if it does or not. May I try this same picture for practice, I was planning to make a picture for a couple of my barn friends?
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I don't know if it does...
Yeah, sure...
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