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Published: 2013-01-05 00:29:06 +0000 UTC; Views: 1582; Favourites: 64; Downloads: 18
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Huzzah, what a way to start off the new year by making a tutorial!! I had people loving my ponies and asking me how I did them. So here you go, I hope it is simple enough to follow!Some of the steps can apply to any drawing, such as referencing and making a base to manipulate.
**EDIT** Thank you all so much for the faves!! I did not think so many people would enjoy it!
I hope to see what you all do with this
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Very detailed, just the way I like it....waitaminut...
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Thank you for this tutorial! I'll probably use it!
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YAY can't wait to try this out for my oc tank u sooooo much
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you're welcome, I'd love to see the results
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Okey dokey I shall link u da picture when it's finished
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Thanks, this probably be useful in the near future!
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awesome tutorial! only problem for me, is that i don't have a tablet, so sketching on the computer is really hard for me to do; do you know how well this works for traditional art? cause it seems to me like it would end up needing a whole lot of erasing
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If you want to do it traditionally, I would recommend using artist's colored pencils (Sanford is the brand I use) and then for your final work placing a second paper over it and using a light table (or window) to trace your work and make the final piece. For the pencils you can get a very light blue non-photo pencil that does not show up on scans or photos OR you can use something like this [link] These are great for sketching and layering sketches with different colors (the link is only to red ones but I have found them in an array of colors)
Good luck
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awesome, i'll look into it! thanks!
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Thanks, let me see the results
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I will! most definitely!!
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