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Published: 2008-02-21 05:39:17 +0000 UTC; Views: 3424; Favourites: 47; Downloads: 101
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Let me know what do You think About it.Any problem, simply post a comment
And here is the final work [link]
Here you can find the lineart [link]
Hope you understand my english ^^""
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Yay!! Thank you.
This tutorial is very useful.
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What kind of brush style do you use for the shading? I never seem to get the effects I want with any brush I use.
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haha! valeu! bom que tenha gostado, espero que lhe seja ΓΊtil!
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Opa, valeu!
VOcΓͺ andou meio sumido do DA grande! ^^
Veio fazendo o quΓͺ?
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poisΓ©... trabalhando demais... -__-
tenho um monte de coisa q to querendo postar... masssssss... preguiça
ahHAhA
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I love your style, and I think this tutorial was very helpful ^^
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Oh, thank you! i'm happy to know you liked it. ^^
Keep practicing on your on draws! I took some time to look at your gallery, you got potential! Keep working on it!
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Hi!
Im a photoshop newbie and im working my way through your tutorial, i just had a question or two.
While working in the "shading" and "lighting" layers, do you wanna have your paint brush on any certainy opacity or flow settings? Also are those layers set to normal with full opacity or do you adjust those in any way?
Thanks for your time and work
Jimbo
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Yeah, I use both layers on full opacity. I configure my brush normally to 70% opacity and I use dynamics and other dynamics (controled by pen pressure, you must use a tablet in order to use pen pressure).
But that's all. ^^
And sry about the bad english!
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Dynamics? I have a Wacom tablet and I been using it but im still a noob, what are dynamics? Are they settings i can find in photoshop or part of the tablets program?
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You just got to go to the brush pressets window and configure your "dynamics", wich are options that allow you to control some properties of the brush only by the pressure it makes agains your tablet.
You can control opacity, blur, shape, size, and other things only with the pressure you make with your pen.
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Hmm thanks yeah I'll have to mess around with it a little bit.
thanks again for all your help see ya around,
Jimbo
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It was a pleasure. Keep working on future deviations!
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puts, ficou muito foda, pena que Γ© em ingles
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Valeu! Ah.. Γ© sΓ³ pra internacionalizar o tutorial...
Se tiver dΓΊvida, sΓ³ me perguntar que eu respondo
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fico muito legal. mas eu nunca vo aprende isso. Γ© muito compicado T_T
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^^
Eu aprendi tudo isso aew em cima sozinho... T__T
AlguΓ©m me mostrou sΓ³ o basico do bΓ‘sico no Photoshop e eu fui me virando.. fico atΓ© com vontade de postar meus trabalhos primeirΓ΅ooes!
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you're a genius, i totally never thought about square objects having sharp shadows and circle objects (or rounded) having soft shadows...
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Well.. that's usefull when painting.. I never do sharp shadows on the cheeks, for example, but I do sharp shadows over the eyebrows...
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Obrigado
Queria fazer algo bem simples, pra nΓ£o confundir ^^
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Espero que seja-lhe ΓΊtil
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valeu cara.
Acabou que mal viram minha pintura.. mas viram bastante o Tuto.
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very educational =]
but i wouldn't use more than one layer for the colouring XD;; and if i did i'd merge it later 83
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I use something about 30 layers...
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lol XDD 30 layers is a lot O:
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oh.. that was my work with less layers XD
But it's because, and don't use only two layers, the "shadding" and the "lighting" as I said on the tutorial..
I use a lot of shadding layers and a lot of lighting layers
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lol i know XDD but having so many layers is confusing 
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Oh.. It can be very confusing, but I gorup then thoghter, so it's easier to find myself while drawing.
And also, having many layers makes your work fully editable!
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lol true XD but its still editable while having only a few layers ;D
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This is amazing!! I am so thankful you decided to do this
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^^ I was afraid my english were to bad.. and no one would understand it >__<
But glad you liked
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I understood it perfectly
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Thank you, and thx for the
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Hmm, that lineart part is pretty much the same I started trying out recently. With some exceptions. I've used 1 pixel thin lines for now, but I guess I could give thicker ones a try.
Materials have always been a bit of a problem for me... And the reflection... Sounds like another thing that I should probably try in my works, but which I'll probably end up forgetting (among many other things. I sear, one of these days I forget to draw their hair... or ears... or the whole head...)
In any case, nice tutorial, despite some typoes (intentional?) in the sub-topics.
~Lukki
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^^""
glad to know you liked, and it's just a matter of trying your best to achieve a good result.
By the way, what is "typoes" ?
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I use "typoes" as the plural of "typo". I don't know if it's correct. But I was referring to things like "beggining" and "shadding".
~Lukki
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oh.. I'm horrible on choosing the step names... but i didn't wanted to put "Step 1" "Step 2" ...
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It's not that. I'm just saying that shouldn't those be "Beginning" and "shading" instead of double consonants? Not "beGGining" or "shaDDing". Beginning and shading. Catch my drift?
I just remembered people pointing out typoes are annoying. TT___TT Am I being annoying?
~Lukki
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oh no! It's better for me to practice my english!
Keep pointing my mistakes
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I like how you set up the shading advice.
also, I have NEVER thought of light from clothes being reflected. ;A; that part was really worth reading.
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^^
That's one of my techniques for the final adjustments.. but you don't have to do it, most of people don't.
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