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Published: 2008-10-16 00:38:51 +0000 UTC; Views: 708; Favourites: 15; Downloads: 15
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Here is a very bad, lol basic tutorial on how I like to approach my line work. This is my first tutorial, so if anyone has any tutorial requests or advice, PLEASE PLEASE let me know.Related content
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Helpful-ish. Lol.
I love the finish though, your style is really good.
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thank you, what else could I do to make it better????????
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Well, a bit more detail especially on the sketching part would be nice. E.g - porportioning.
But other than it's good ^^
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thats a good idea, thanx^^
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If the fine details are done in size .05 what are the other line sizes done in?
Also there are a bunch of spelling errors; "libe" for line, for example.
The information is very useful though! Thanks for making it!
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ok...lol spelling errors? c'mon...lol I meant the general usefulness of the tutorial.
I use 0.5, 0.3, 0.1, and 0.05. The sizes all depend on the spot, the tinny details I use 0.05, for general outlines I use 0.3, for larger fill ins I use the 0.5, and for smaller outlines I build up on I use 0.1.
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No, this was VERY helpful. I always had a hard time cleaning up my own work (Always always) You gave me a few good ideas, like going over the base sketch with a clean piece of paper for an even finer finished work. Looking in Fashion Mags is an excellent idea for fabric choices. I've always used Vanity Fair and Elle for the latest basic clothing, for the lines and style. -Thumbs up-
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Oh good, lol, vanity fair is a good one to.
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