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Rinermai — From start to finish- with shading tutorial
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DOWNLOAD FOR GOOD VIEW!MASSIVE FILE!
Omg this is huge.
but yeah.
Thats what my art looks liek from start to finish, I didn't know how to explain how I shade very well, but I tried! If you have any questions feel free to ask me whenever you feel like it C:
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This helps a lot! I'm so glad I found you, and this xD I'm new to SAI and you've really helped with my shading! So thank you.
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Yay paint sai! 
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I just use the pen brush on Paint Tool Sai
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You, miss, have just saved my butt from the depths of I-can't-draw-anything-that-even-resembles-wolves! This is so incredibly helpful, thank you for making this!
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Yay! So glad I could help :3
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OH MAI! Rin!This got to the first page! 
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I scrolled down from here and ZAM [link]
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OHMYGOD
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But how ;U;
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You're amazing...thats how
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Oh My Gosh this will help me a ton. Thank you so much! XD
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Aw, the shading looks so much better without the dodge/burn tools. That just makes it look like they're facing the surface of the sun.
Dodge/burn has the tendency to give images that 'over exposed' look. If you stopped one step prior, it would look a billion times better.
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I sgree somwhat, but personally I think it depends on what type of lighting you have and how strong, for example;
[link] This looks alot better without that with because of the colours being strong enough already I didnt think I needed anything more.
But this one ([link] ) I wanted it too seem almost too bright x')
But yeah I agree C:
Personal preference tho x')
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This is incredibly helpful. Unfortunately I don't have photoshop. ;_;
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Sorry my handwriting is terrible 0.0
but All it's saing is ;
cover the oeice with the main dark colour then add the light colour for the highlights.
#you can use the dodge and burn tools to make the colours more defined
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Thank you very much. This is a wonderful tutorial, although I wasn't one of them who asked for it :3
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Thanks for making this!
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Thank you! This is amazing and so simple, I will have to experiment sometime
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Wow this was actually really helpful!! I've been trying to find good ways to shade, and I've almost figuired it out. I think this will help me a lot <3
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I have Photoshop 7... not sure what version you have, but its next to the blur tool on mine... click the button next to it and there should be a drop down menu thing, clikc the one thats a black circle on a stick C:
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makes the colours brighter
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Ok thanks for the tutorial!!
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Dodge lightens up colours that are already on the drawing, and burn makes them darker. It's a very good shading tool but you might need to stoke the area quite a few times before you see a difference in value, or turn up the intensity.
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Thank you so much!
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