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Published: 2006-01-03 19:52:33 +0000 UTC; Views: 2996; Favourites: 59; Downloads: 245
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Same colouring practice but done in painter 7 this time, using mostly variable flat brushes and "just add water" liquid tool.Ref pic (Eric Close) : [link]
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Very informative! must appreciate your kindness towards others!
You have great skills! the approach and progress is really professional, I am into digital rendering these days and this really helps!
- Ahmed Nayyer
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Mais aussi magnifique, je dois l'avouer. ^^
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Great coloring...
thanks for submitting the walkthrought, its so fun it c it 
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I've rather enjoyed both of your walkthroughs sir and they have provided a lot of insight! I myself use the Painter Technique with the Just Add Water tool but I could never seem to replicate the effect quite so well in Photoshop-- which is the program I first learned coloring... My Photoshop coloring jobs come out 'flat' in a word, there's no color depth or vibrancy to them like what I can achieve in Painter. BUT your Jude Law walkthrough just means I need to work at it more! ^.^
I will saw I was trying to guess who it was in this walkthrough without reading your comments first and I was just saying to myself 'GUH! I KNOW who it IS but I can't think of his NAME aaaaugh! XD' And yes I second it really does look just like Eric Close. XD
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the photoshop smudge tool is kinda similar to painter liquid tool (well not as efficient though and with the notable fact that this smudge tool constantly crashed my computer hence I haven't been using it for ages ^^) but the more i colour, the more I tend to avoid using those tools; you can achieve similar if not more interesting effects by simply using textured airbrushes at low opacity (5-10%) with intermediate shades for blending colours and it's so much less memory consuming.
hehe glad you recognized Eric Close althought I've drastically changed his hairstyle! thanks for the fav.
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AH! Thank you so much for your advice! I'll have to try it out! ^.^ And you're very welcome for the fav! Your art is very pleasing! ^.^
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I never knew you were such a talented sketch artist, very nice work
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Love that you show the process, start to finish. What incredible talent!
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Thank you :] it doesn't take much talent to work so closely from reference but it's a good practice to get a hand on facial anatomy and skin rendition.
have a nice day
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Great coloring work.. it looks like it brings a lot of pleasiure to color.
Have a nice day Master
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Thanks! have a nice day as well
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