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Omar-Dogan — Colouring Tutorial
Published: 2007-12-24 01:26:55 +0000 UTC; Views: 432808; Favourites: 14022; Downloads: 14069
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Guys I posted this way back when and now I am offering tutorials and process videos on my Patreon!Why not check out this free video tutorial i put out! Click below , it's on Youtube for your convenience!:
www.youtube.com/watch?v=9wryUY…
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REally cool, I got to pratice this with more drawings :3
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thnk you so much! this will make me so much better at shading and stuff!
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I've learned so much from this, thank you very much.
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Ah yes, I have Udon's Art of Capcom book, great for inspiration ! This is very helpful, thanks for putting in the time to make it !
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That's amazing! I'll keep all this in mind when I color next time.
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I'm new to colouring things in grayscale first, so this was really informative to me. Thank you for the tutorial!
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i'm very new to photoshop so sorry if this sounds stupid but at chapter 7 i dont really get it you just mess around with colour balance until it looks good or what?
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this is on the first page of digital art tutorials and yet it has no DD :/ very surprising. awesome tut man. thanks
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I sorta got how you combined the flats and the grayscale shading... not really.... and how do you mask things and what does that do?
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Wonderful tutorial. Have always wanted to know how to colour in this style. Am about to try it out now 
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This is a very nice tutorial. I can't wait to hop to trying it out.
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i just bought a tablet for myself, this tutorial REALLY helped a lot. i know i need to learn more, but this is very great reference, THANKS!
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Great tutorial.
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Very nice colouring tutorial. I will definitely try this out when I get some time.
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wow..... but i dont get the shading part..
thank you for posting this!
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OMFGBBQ!?!!!!!!!
AWESOME, I CAN'T DESCRIBE IN WORDS HOW EPIC THIS TUTORIAL IS!
And so is the art! Thank you so much!
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Thank You! I can't wait to try out the shading technique you used!
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Wow. 
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Thanks for the tutorial, heres what i made with it [link]
NEVER.. AGAIN.. good rezuls just so annoying to get there
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Your work is amazing and you've really inspired me to push myself when it comes to digital painting. I'm applying your techniques to Photoshop CS5 and enjoying my progress. Keep up the great work!
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this was really helpful, i think i found my new style for shading
here the piece i did using your shading method [link]
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when youve scanned ur picture, how do u mask the black lines?? i have tried but failed lol great tutorial by the way
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Absolutely awesome sauce am faving for future reference XD
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Dood, you're pretty good at this. I love this one too.
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this is really helpful but i have a long ways to go to learn how to use the scanner properly, and i must learn to use photoshop
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Fantastic tutorial! I'm most interested in making the lines crisp and clean. I've recently been testing out this whole 'non-photo blue pencil' thing and then doing the final lines with a regular HB pencil. Thing is, the way that I usually colour (Select all, cut, paste, set 'lines' layer to multiply) has the colour shining through the pencil, even when I darken it up with the levels in PS.
So I think I shall give your scanning tips a go.
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The part I struggle with when it comes to colouring is how you create creases, folds and curving when shading. Particularly in step 5.
To replicate the detail you've done, I would end up with a multitude of masks with poor blending, or a messy and rather flat shading. I've never seen a clear explaination of how artists like yourself are able to build up the shading whilst ensuring and creating detail.
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