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lithriel — Step by Step of a Realistic Portrait (Tink)
Published: 2012-09-18 02:06:12 +0000 UTC; Views: 56205; Favourites: 2166; Downloads: 5670
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Here is that promised step by step of my Tink piece. It's more of a tutorial format but when I get some more free time I'll do a quick movie step by step of the process which I will link here. Please download the PDF for the full file.You can find the original image here- [link]
PLEASE NOTE: This tutorial assumes you already know how to draw well, that you have a Wacom drawing tablet with pressure sensitivity and a stylus, and that you have a recent edition of Photoshop and know how to use it.
You'll need Nathie's brushes which can be found here- [link]
If you are interested in DAZ studio you can download it here- [link]
If you want the model I used you can buy it here- [link]
For an in-depth tutorial of how to light a scene in DAZ please see this- [link]
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Thanks a lot for share you proces and tips!
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You are most welcome. Glad I could help.
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This is a great help thanks for sharing .
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I'm glad I could help. I hope my tips work for others.
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Awesome. 
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It's really great for body types you don't see every day- super hulk dudes or ripped females for instance. I used to pay for model sessions but paying for morphs overall is saving me money. Of course, like I said, I don't use it for clothing or hair or props or anything- just loose eyeball reference. I've just been making the rest of that stuff up. I haven't heard of Garry's Mod. I'll have to look into it.
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Garry's mod is good for objects, like swords, shields, other weapons, sometimes dragons or crazy looking creatures. It's for Steam. I used it to reference Link from Zelda cuz you can have him as a model.
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