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Published: 2014-01-28 13:11:36 +0000 UTC; Views: 11567; Favourites: 391; Downloads: 211
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Β© 2014 Noemi Buzzi (NaamahVonhell)
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Oh, wow this is gorgeous!Β
Question about step 6- do you use any specific brushes to get that lovely metal look?
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I've used the same brush all the time 
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Huh. Major props for your patience, then. Looks super awesome (all the tiny rivets!)
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Thanks^^ Yes, I took lot of time to make all the details (I admit, I should add other details 
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How did you go from the greyscale to color ? Was it a specefic layer? Nice painting btw.
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I use color setting and overlay
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Hmmm, I know of overlay ( dont know how it works tho XD ) but I have no idea what the color setting is. Anyways I'll just exeriment and see what works. Thanks alot for the reply
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It's all painted in one layer? If it is, you have to use temp layers to paint it?
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No, I used more layers, but actually I don't go over 30 layers. Depends on the painting
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I based my choises by references^^
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Thank you! Umm .. I will try to do the same way
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I like to use the colour palette from photoshop, and I'm used to make my own palettes too^^
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Excellent!
in my own sketches my eyes and hands can take me only as far as stage 5. I fail miserably to achieve the "metallic"effect and I really don't understand what it is that eludes me in order to achieve it. I try with lots of contrast but it looks just like another "specular" highlight instead of the "shiny" reflection you so successfully re-create.
Maybe a dedicated tutorial on how to make a surcafe look metallic - with contrast to non-metallic?
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Yeah, good idea! Perhaps I'll make another tutorial
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I'd really be grateful
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