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lithriel β Digital Painting Tutorial Pt 2
Published: 2010-11-18 05:32:15 +0000 UTC; Views: 155461; Favourites: 3129; Downloads: 6073
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Part II of my digital painting tutorialThis tutorial is to help you get a good idea of how I do things. This tutorial is NOT intended to be copied exactly and it is NOT a stock image. Any over painting or using my images pasted in any way in YOUR work is prohibited. Please learn from it but don't post exact copies of this in your gallery.
And remember, the number one way to get better is to keep creating art!
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Part One:
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Do you mean like people are going to trace my tutorial?
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No, I'm making reference to your 2nd part last words: "Happy Painting!"
I mean, sounds like the Bob Ross': "Happy traces"
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Oh I see. I haven't seen a Bob Ross show in like 10 years. Must be why I missed the reference.
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thank you for sharing your process. the end steps help out so much where i am with faces.
i always feel i'm almost there, but when i look at my finished piece there's always something missing. 
thanks again for sharing, hoping to reach your level of adeptness sometime this century
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I'm so sorry I didn't receive this comment in my message center. The best thing for anyone is to really learn the basics and fundamentals of art before they try to master digital painting. For me, this meant picking up a pencil and paper and drawing boxes and cones before I moved on to portraiture. Once I felt comfortable with value, light, construction, proportions, and then color, I moved to digital painting. Digital painting is merely a medium and no program can make up for what you lack.
It's a time consuming process as I got a degree in art but it was well worth it in the end.
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About how long does it take for you to complete a painting of this beauty? I'm trying to develop the patience to paint like this, but I'd like to dive in head-first with at least some kind of insight. xD
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Wow how did I miss this comment? Sorry for the long delay. I don't remember how long this took be to be honest. Similar works take about 20 hours however. Hope that helps!
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It's alright, no worries. ^^ That long, really? I guess that's no surprise considering the amount of detail and realism.
Thank you! c:
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this is great, thank you
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Thank you for this tutorial, I am using it as faces are something that I really need to work on
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this tutorial is AMAZING! Thank you so much!
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wonderful, thanks so much for a great tutorial !!!!
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This is one of the best artistic rendering from scratch tutorials that I have seen. The fact that you created a beautiful work of art with it helps.
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Thanks for making these. They are very helpful!
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Thanks for this! Keeping this for reference. Good job!
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thanks for tutorial here...
i try to learn from it...
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Thanks for the tutorial! Always nice to see someone else's work-flow.
To save time you can use the "Copy Merged" (Ctrl+Shift+C) command to copy a flattened version of the image without having to flatten it. That command is a lifesaver for me
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I have been looking for this in like ages! This is awsome! I thank you very much! *bow*
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Thank you again, I will put this to good use!
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Wow, your work is fantastic! I love the tutorial, it's really helpful.
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Amazing job on this. Thank you so much for taking time to do this. I was hunting for something that would help me out with some things and yours was perfect. Great job, thanks again!
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Thank you for the tutorial. I enjoy seeing how other people paint, and your skin texturing technique at the end is a great touch.
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