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mayshing — How To Go From CellShadeTo Painterly
Published: 2014-04-23 05:47:15 +0000 UTC; Views: 9525; Favourites: 197; Downloads: 83
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For those who needs to transition from just cell shade into lineless painting. I did find alot of people struggled with that transition, including myself in the past, hope this tutorial makes it easier.Disclaimer:
+ This tutorial progress is different from the traditional painting process which includes alot more figuring out, this is not a fun method, just a fast one.
+ Don't forget to add rim light and fractal light, as in cell shade usually won't have those as obviously.
+this tutorial won't help with drawing problems and shadow and lighting... See my other tutorials on Cell shade for lighting: fav.me/d5agypr
My example comparison:
Cell shade VS painted
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I always always wondered how to do this....hmm I kinda want to be able to do a mix of both. Hehe
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its not how i actually paint unless i need to sprint my stuff out, but the idea of it helps transition from cell shade to painting.
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Oh I see! It's very helpful regardless. ^_^ So thank you again <3333
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i think its easier to learn painterly style when you mastered celshade, no kidding here, I degraded into flat coloring when I realize that I can't even fill a lineart neatly,
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Yes, its painterly style is basically a very... detailed, accurate cell shading work. lol The more accurate you put in the detail the better it is.
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Cool! I'll have to give this a shot! I'm terrible at line-less styles D=.
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I think you will master it in no time. ^^
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Thank you for this! I've never used cell shading personally, but the bit about not blurring the edges was really helpful.
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I was really into blurring too when I first started. haha. *still have to undo my blurring habit*
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this is very beautiful but can u explain to me how to make a shadow layer and if u please a gradient color background in sai
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Shadow: Just make a new layer and set it on multiply mode in Sai.
Gradient, there are no gradient tool in sai, what I would do is make a new layer, and just paint on there and blur the edges to make it a gradient.
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This was incredibly interesting, and now I'm tempted to try it out myself! Thanks for sharing. *Smiles and bows*
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let me know how it goes and if there's something you didn't quite get let me know.
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Thanks and will do! *Smiles and salutes*
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