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RYE-BREAD — Fantasy Painting Tutorial
Published: 2009-08-01 20:23:51 +0000 UTC; Views: 26091; Favourites: 641; Downloads: 763
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Original Deviation: Dr. Fazio's Marvelous Eco-WagonHope you learn a lot! Enjoy :]
PS: please read the last paragraph if you've got any questions. I cover some common FAQ there, including my favorite ice cream flavor (in case you were curious).
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Yes, Maya is incredibly hard to learn, easy to appreciate yes. Hard to love,maybe...
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Wow, this was a very informative tutorial. I really like how you DIDN'T use black! I love the values, you seem to work so patiently. I really want to try out maya but it does look quite intimidating.
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You have the most helpful tutorials I've seen on this site. Thank you so much!
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nindot xia! ganahan ko sa pagkahimo. suya gud ko kay maayu ka modrowing sa kompyuter. hazzz!
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Wow I love this, the colors, brush strokes...everything.
--->What brushes and sizes do you use? o.O
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Your tutorials are awesome and very clear to understand, thank you!
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Hmm, so how long does it take a person to make something that detailed in Maya?
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What's the difference for you between a tradicional color-mixing technique and your add-colors-later technique? I always use the first, butthis actually seems like it would help a lot in certain situations, but what are the pros and cons for each?
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This is very helpful. Digital paining is still kind of a mystery to me, although I have no excuse not to learn, since I have a tablet and Photoshop.
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Painfully , humblingly good. Been drawing for 30+ years but new to digital colouring. Apparently the bar has been set quite high!
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just out of curiosity, what size do you usually work in?
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i usually work at a max height of 7000 pixels-ish
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Lol! this is the third time on this day that I hear/ read something about Michael J. Fox's "tremoring" hands. My hands shake too... only when I'm drunk, or when I'm driving... but never both!! ha ha
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one word "you are amazing!"
oh wait.. that's three lol
I mean AMZAING !
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I also have tremors in my hands and it's one of the reasons why I gave up on an art career when I was younger. I'm glad to see you have persevered where I didn't.
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aw don't give up! all you need to do is rest your forearm on your drawing surface and draw with your fingers instead of your wrist (most of the shaking happens at the base of your hand, right?). works like a charm!
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Sometimes that works, but sometimes (like today) the tremors are also in my fingers. Then I pretty much have to wait for them to calm down for another day.
There was I period of more than ten years when I did give up because of it. I wish I hadn't because I could have created so much if I had believed in myself more and persevered through it. Thank you for being an inspiration for me.
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I'm learning how to maximize photoshop's potential from you
thank you
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your work is really filled with feeling!
you are a great artist!
see ya!
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i'm having the time of my life but it's also ridiculously overpriced (like most universities, really). you get what you pay for i guess
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Yeah, so much $$. I would love to go there for Illustration though. Blah!
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that's a great tut, and i love your creativity/sense of humour!
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Very intresting. For some reason it reminds me of the Penguin from Batman, just body wise. He looks too jolly to be evil.
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SO COINCIDENTAL! I was driving the other day and saw an ice cream truck (more like car) that pretty much really was THAT SMALL! O.O It was like...the Smartcar version of ice cream trucks! XD I almost missed the green light from staring at it. XDDD
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Orange sherbet is amazing and so is this tutorial!!! You really teach people well!!
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B R I L L I A N T o-o
THIS LOOKS REALLY HELPFULL 8D I should use this sometime yes?
AMAZIN JOB YOO THERE~!
^_^
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This is certifiably
twice as kickass fucking awesome,
Mr. Taost!
>_<
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Fancy fancy! Thank you for putting together this tutorial
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This frightened me.
I think possibly because of how very old-fashioned I am when it comes to art, but that doesn't stop me from loving arts made on the lovely computer-thing.
Please note that I don't think I sound normal, but I am wondering how on earth you come up with such wonderfully fabulous titles.
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very interesting! I have to download it and study it later 
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I use the overlay-method as well for coloring grayscale images, however I usually just do one layer of color. I'll have to try your idea of layering different tones to help with lighting effects.
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Is there much of a difference between orange and mango sherbert? I've only had mango but it's quite delicious.
Wonderful tutorial, by the way. Perhaps I'll get off my butt and fix my computer so I can try it out.
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Using Maya for hardbody objects= GENIUS! I never thought of that. Doh! Xo
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I enjoyed your sense of humor in your tutorial haha that was both fun and informative. Thank you for sharing your knowledge with the world!
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This is very cute and informative! Thank you for making this ;D
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From the fifth pic to the sixth, is there a melting between your sketch and the 3D eco-wagon? Did you redraw it?
Thanks for the tut!
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I traced the wagon to define the outlines better and kept the actual 3D render on a layer below it. Then I painted over the 3D render in grays to give it a hand-drawn look to match the rest of the illustration.
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