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Mask Vector Painting TutorialChapter 1: Learning The Basics of MVP
The tutorial only works for users of Photoshop CS and latest. This is because Clipping Mask is only available in the Photoshop CS and latest.
But there are explanations of other things inside like brush, vector and mask, so users of older version of Photoshop still can learn something from this tutorial.
Anyway, hope tutorial this will help somehow in creating better digital painting for everyone. If there's any question, please don't hesitate to ask or send a note.
^___^ Thank you, i'll apreciate any feedback to regarding about the tutorial, so i can make a better one for the next chapter.
Have a nice day.
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This is a pretty good tutorial I think... although I'm not positive because I don't know how to paint like you do in photoshop. 
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this is very cool... thanks! One question... so when you do one of your amazing drawings, you end up with millions of layer masks?
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Great tutorial! I can't wait for the next chapter
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hi, wanted to know if you have another tutorial one of this level?
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mine I finish work was made with mouse, but not with this technique.
it can give one looked at? [link]
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is wanted to know if this technique serves for colored sleeve
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aduhh om jago dah.. kerja dimana om.. pengen sedot otaknya dah
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Looks like a very good tutorial.
Thanks for sharing.
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Very well done tutorial. It actually came out really good for me.
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makasih tutorialnya~ tp sayah masih bingung kegunaannya dlm bikin gambar orang disebelah mana yah?
secara biasanya yg ginian bwt ngerender mobil gitu biasanya
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Thanks to your tuturoial, I've finally figured out how to do something I've been trying for months. I used to use gradients, inner glow and other layer effects... but as we all know, layer effects don't scale properly with the image.
It wasn't hard to understand IMO. When's number 2 coming out? I was wondering if next time you could demonstrate this process on a character, or something else tangible. I'm going to go try fix up an old piece I was working on.
Once again, thanx for the awesome tutorial!
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hey thank you for the tutorial, i think its easy to learn...
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Thanks so much for this--I find vector-ness one of the most confusing but potentionally wonderful tools of Photoshop...
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I just completed attempting this walkthrough. I had a couple hang ups, but they forced me to backtrack, and attempt to understand what I did wrong. 
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thanks thanks!!
I really need tutorials! and this is very very good!
thanks! so much!
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Hey dude nice tutorial, but i'm stuck at 1.1.-3 
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check 1.1.-1 make sure you have the shape layer setting, otherwise the you won't be able to create a new shape layer.
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Nice tutorial! I have a question: When using the brushtool doesn't it become a bitmap image? Like.. When you resize the image.. Doesn't the strokes drawn by the brushtool become pixelated? I mean.. It is good to use vectors and such, but all the shading gets f.ked uped when you resize the image and then the point of using vectors vanishes? Or have I missed something?
Example: After the tutorial is done.. Resize the image to 2x2 px and hit okey. Then resize it once again to 800x800px. Atleast for me the shading gets all f.ked up when doing this.
Anyway.. Good tutorial! Hoping for a turorial on how to do a more human/organic shape!!
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No, u don't missed anything ^__^ the technique is not pure vector, it just using vector advantages. It's true it won't work when u resize it to 2x2 px n resize it again to 800x800 px .. lol, but it work well and a lot faster when u need to resize mvp based painting from 2000x2000 px to 4000x4000 px compared to a full bitmap painting, and since the resize calculation work on alpha mask layer instead of bitmap layer, it produce more accurate resizing and provide better edges.
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Wow, that's great... you explain everything so clearly. Shall try it out some time soon.
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ruarrr biasaa...
sesama orang jakarte ga boleh ketinggalan aye...
i'm inspired dude..thanx
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i'm the 100
o.o its awesome !!
i like the final work
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I really like that you dont have quality lost when resizing, have too try this one out! Thanx raynkazuya !
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I havent got a PhotoShop CS2 yet, but I'll keep that MVP (Instructions Chapter 1) on my computer. I cant wait to get a PhotoShop CS2 and I hope you keep up with you CG girl model artworks!!!
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i weren't mistaken, Photoshop CS3 has now been released ^__^ MVP can be used with any version of Photoshop CS.
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im stuck at 1.2`4, you wrote there create a new vector layer...but i cant make the same color...all i get is a different color..
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it doesn't really matter, just pick the color you think is the best ^__^
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thanks for reconmending this to me from vexels.net... (I think it was you )
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Wow this is awsome great tutorial did it and my sphere looks perfect XD cant wait for more of this
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Very nice tutorial, i never knew this could be done your a great man thanks for all 
glac
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This is an amazing tutorial! There are a few grammer errors here and there (naturally), but the tut was easy to read and enjoyable to do!
I tried it out, and my sphere turned out okay, I guess.
Thanks so much for taking your time to do this tutorial! It's so helpful, and I look forward to the next ones!
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After I Finished the spere, I resized from 800x800 to 3000x3000 and, damn, vector rullz
Can't wait for chapter 2. I hope u finished it by now and u'll upload it soon.
You are the greatest
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