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Kuurin — Soft CG Tutorial
Published: 2007-12-09 09:01:58 +0000 UTC; Views: 46263; Favourites: 1988; Downloads: 14056
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Download to see the tutorial!Ta Da~ done 8D;;;;;
... I know, it's awful TAT But I tried! *sucks at explaining*
Enjoy~ ;w;
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No problemn^^.
Btw, maybe also a question... How can you Lineart effectifly^^... can you give tips about that ^^.
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Hmmm, I might make a lineart tutorial too C: If enough people want it~ It's hard to explain with out visual presentation to help XD;
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Lol , I see what you mean...
Btw, if u use pages, I can convert it to flash with buttons if u want^^.
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I shall defiantly try those clipping masks now
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akdhkjasd ;^; i cant even type properly.. this was like such a fabulous tutorial~! even though you make it look easy.. i'll find it very hard anyway~!
and for the preview pic.. i think you just draw like a pic.. and then in the "submit a deviation" thing.. you can "add preview" @__@;; 
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D: awesome tutorial <3
8D I wana try this out sometime <3
XD I really love how you color <333
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I don't get it @.@ *is a PS noob*
I don't get what a clipping mask is, let alone linear dodge....
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It's a mask that effectively 'locks' the transparent pixels when created on an empty layer above some artwork.
In practice, draw a circle on one layer (not the default background layer as the object you're masking must have transparent pixels for the technique to work) and colour it in.
Then make a new layer above, right click and select 'clipping mask'. Now when you draw on that second layer, you can only draw 'inside' the circle. Yuo can create as many masks for that first layer as you please.
Linear dodge, basically is a type of blending mode that will lighten - see here
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Dude, hotkey for clipping mask - hold down alt and click between the layers
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Ah, I've always had such a hard time with Cell shading. D: Especially soft. DX
Thank you so much~ ;3;
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Replying to my own comment. -_-;
Ummm, a lot of people tell me that the brush you used comes with Photoshop, buuut mine didn't. >.<
Do you possibly know where you can download it...? .__.;
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do you have a tablet? if not, then you can't use the brush as it's pressure sensitive. but Kuurin has added a mouse user option too, which you can use instead if you read closely =3
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Yes, I do have a tablet, but I rarely use it for colouring, since my hands are so shaky.
Ah, I see. o: Thank you. 
It's weird, though. D: I SHOULD have that brush, but it's just not there... ._.;
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is it pressure sensitive? if it is, then you should see it, but if it don't then it could be the driver, and then I suggest you to remove your current driver for the tablet and download a driver that fix pressure sensitivity in photoshop. that's what I had to do when none of the pressure sensitive brushes showed up and the pressure sensitivity didn't work
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I'm not sure. X__X; I got an old one from my friend who didn't need it anymore. XD;;
If it is, well I'll look for one of those drivers. XD;;
Thank you~
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ohw god!! I love it!! O.O..!!*thumbs up*
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Great tut! I use a similar method to this. I really love how smooth your lineart is <3 I'll be sure to give this a try
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it's interesting to see how you do things 
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I don't like to use transparency because the shades are hard to edit later on C:> Personal preference I guess~
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yup yup, that's why I say 'not always effective'
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Never seen 'clipping masks' before... That's just a normal mask right? Or is it something else? I've seen people colour linearts by locking the transparency of the black layer (If it's only black- not multiply with black and white) sounds similarish... Um yeah ^^
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Clipping masks are sort of half that - they change the transparent areas on the base image into a mask, and "lock" them on the new layer - however the technique is useless if you don't have any transparent layers, but they can be edited later, whereas using the lock transparent pixels function works on the actual piece (unless you make a duplicate).
A full mask is different again as it is totally editable.
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Why would you use a Clipping mask and not a full mask then if the full mask is more flexible?
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A clipping mask automatically isolates the pixels you want to alter. With a real mask you'd have to carefully select everything first. It's more immediate and easier if all you want to do is not colour outside the lines.
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wah!! a tutorial!I love looking at tutorials since I'm really inexperienced >>'' so this helped, I cant wait to try it :]
Also, a question about your lineart: how do you make your lineart so neat and smooth? [if you did it digitally with a tablet, freehanded]
Thanks again for the tutorial :]
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I do it digitally free hand with the tablet C: It's easy once you get used to it~
Glad you enjoyed it!
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I'm so jealous! My hand seems just a little shaky and I mess up bad with my pen on my tablet. o_o Hey that would help! "Drawing with a tablet pen tutorial."
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urgh, I have the same problem ><'' *slaps hand* maybe just more practice? XD
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recomant to "scetch"
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wow! i really admire that you made a tut Kuurin~sama 
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haha XD Well, people have been asking for one~ So I didn't mind making one really C:
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this is great!!! it will help me alot!!! thanks!!!
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Oh snap that was fast D:
I really like this tutorial. It's helpful, now i just wish i had the patience for photoshop like you *u*
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