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Published: 2005-08-30 19:15:52 +0000 UTC; Views: 337030; Favourites: 10110; Downloads: 77571
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Here is the underwater tutorial I promised!
If you find any problems with it, please tell me! Have fun with this, and I hope it helps in your underwater scenes!Here is the full background: [link]
Bubble brushes: [link]
Made with Adobe Photoshop CS.
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Thanks for this, I can see this coming in really useful for a lot of things. I'm printing this off as I write this
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I am SOOOO using this! I just did a sketch for an OC of mine as a merman and this tutorial is just what I needed.
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wow! i just used this tutorial to help me on a picture I was drawing. It's very helpful! thanks much!
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Thanks for making this tutorial! I just tried it out, and it is extremely helpful and informative!
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Thanks for making this tutorial! I just tried it out, and it is extremely helpful and informative!
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So, I go to a Voc/tech school, and I'm in Graphic Arts. My teacher made us do and ocean scene on photoshop, and we had 3 days to do it. So I came across this, memorized it, changed the colors a bit, made some fish, annnnnnd I got an A, so thanks for making this!
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wow, i'm glad my art skills are up to par with classes offered in a graphic arts degree. i would try and make it up yourself next time tho, that's sort of like cheating, isn't it?
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I suppose, I didn't mean it that way though, lol. I even told my teacher. I said, "I got this from a cool tutorial on this website." He made me show him, and now he's addicted to deviantart. It was weird, and he's weird, so I didn't ask questions. Thanks again, though.
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This tutorial, along with your 'bubble brushes' really helped me alot. :3
If you want to see the finished product, just ask.
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I may have to use this sometime. Thanks!
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Thought you may want to see what I made thanks to this tut ^^
[link]
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I just got a new tablet, and I've always enjoyed drawing underwater subjects such as fish and mermaids. This tutorial will be very helpful in providing a background for my subjects!
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Thanks a bunch for this Tutorial! It's the first one of all the ones I have looked at that I have actually tried to do. I need some work on the bigger rays, but I just did a quick job on it, so I can't expect my best effort. 
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[link]
Here is my picture that I used your tutorial for! Check it out if you want.
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Very helpful for the novice, such as myself. Easy to follow along.
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don't get me wrong, but i love you!
thank you sooo much!!!
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Yay! A tutorial on water effects. I'll have to try this sometime.
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Wow this is helpful. <3
May use in the future sometime. (:
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this is really! thank you for making this! 
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This is fantastic! Thank you for this, I will use wisely
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[link] mine didn't turn out nearly as pretty/smooth as yours, but I suppose I still like it XD
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Thanks a bunch! Used your help to make this: [link]
(Don't go in the water just yet tho.)
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Thanks for the awesome tutorial
Made this with the guide ^^ [link]
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And here all this time I was trying to draw water backgrounds by hand XD
Thanks a lot! This will help me a lot! (And would it work using other colors just for fun? Not for underwater or any real place, but a cool background.)
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i'm very new to gimp. what is a dodge tool? i now what a burn tool is, though. are they the same thing on diffrent settings?
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This was done on Ps, although I prefer Gimp. 
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GIMP is a lot easier to use when you get the hang of it, but Ps is waaaaayyyyyyy moooree capable.
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kay. thanks i've been a little confused about that
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Yeah. Its okay. I was too.
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Thankyou, thankyou, thankyou for this tutorial. I couldn't figure this out by myself.
[link]
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i used your tutorial it worked wonderes
>>>>>>>>> [link] <<<<<<<<,
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I used your tutorial. [link] It was kind of hard to translate into Paint Shop, but that's what I got in the end. ^w^;;
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