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Mizehri — Colouring made easy- Tutorial
Published: 2011-04-06 08:33:45 +0000 UTC; Views: 1569; Favourites: 36; Downloads: 19
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NOTE: This tutorial isn't only for derwents, it can well be used with other brands, however this is the brand that I recommend and use all the time.This character shown here is 's so please be sure to stop by and check them out
Pose was referenced from many many photos off the internet, but was entirely %100 drawn by me.
This was requested by a couple of people, who I have forgot there names, cheers to them for suggesting it.
Also I noticed also brought out a colouring tutorial, please check there one out too, shown here [link]
Final piece is here:
Any questions ask me, I'm still a noob myself though, never stop learning!
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Heehee, thankyou for using my character and for the *shameless* advertising!! I recently recieved a pack of Derwents and will be sure to try this technique out!!
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THE SECRET IS REVEALED!
Always admired your coloring style, very informative tutorial! <3
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hahaha xD
Thanks very much, your tutorial is also helpful, read through it, its very informative!
Thanks
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I have a question C:
I think I see your shadows penciled in with graphite~ do you color over that graphite? or do you just keep it there as a directional guide, then lay the color down after erasing it?
If you do color over it, may I ask why?
yer be awesome
thanks haha :3
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Oooh a question
Either graphite or a black faber castell pencil, or even both. I use the black pencil in certain areas that I really want to define, I use it after I have finalised the base so I can blend it in. And by use it I mean barely use is, too much of it makes a horrible dark mess, so I only use it in a small amount. I colour over the black pencil so it doesnt stand out too much and blends in smoothly with the rest of the drawing. Then the graphite is only used after everything is blended, sort of as a touch up in areas I feel didn't turn out dark enough/want to define more. So I simply etch it over the completed coloured drawing in those areas, and never blend over the graphite. Then comes all the gel pens and fancy stuff if needed
Hope that answers the question?
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This is awesome! I made a similar colouring tutorial a while back since there were none for the type of colouring this is and because of that, it took me 2 years to try and figure out. I'm glad you've done one too since a lot of people like to know how to colour in this way.
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Yeah theres quite a few tutorials here on DA but finding specific ones is challenging! Glad to see you made one also, there always so helpful to see how people colour. Thanks again
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Actually although we colour similar, I haven't tried going over my pictures in white to make the blending smoother. I will try that! So, thanks for the tip!
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hehe no problem, hope it works out for you!
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