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Published: 2018-03-06 16:19:26 +0000 UTC; Views: 151593; Favourites: 12724; Downloads: 2942
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Done in Paint tool SAI, last step in Adobe Photoshop-Use the soft brush on everystep, just change the size ( from big to small)
-First step is on normal layer with light color (basic color)
-In the second step create new layer with ( LUMINOSITY SETTING ) and select bright color (soft brush !)
-Repeat this in every step,always create new layer with LUMINOSITY , use lighter and lighter color in every step !
-Use some sparkle dots brush in Photoshop to add some cool effect at the end , you can use effect color dodge to make the dots glow
Done
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Comments: 222
i don't have photoshop so i can't do the cool effects
at least i have paint tool sai
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I'm a Ps user myself, but I believe Gimp does have the same kind of blending modes
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I don't suppose you have a tutorial on FireAlpaca.. Do you?
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super beautiful and thank you for showing us dear
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Wow, I like it a lot! Amazing effect on the last one!
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A wonderful tutorial, its amazing how great things can look with with even the most simple of techniques. XD
I will have to see if Gimp has any luminosity settings for any of my brushes. otherwise, its just manual adjustment for me
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hey thanks for this information.And also the artwork is amazing
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"you can use effect color dodge to make the dots glow "
What do you mean by color dodge ? I can't understand and google trad doen't help me :')
But thx for the tuto ! c:
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Color dodge/burn is a tool in photoshop. Dodge kind makes things lighter, and burn makes them darker or look burnt.
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Very interesting. Thanks for sharing these tips.
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Too bad such effect usually only wirk good on dark back grounds. But however. They look just coooool!
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glow only works because of contrast to make something glow you first have to make it darker. it doesn't even have to be the BG but the object itself. and ofcorse how it interacts with objects around it. when you paint glow ur painting a secondary lightsource
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Is there a way to replicate the final effect in SAI?
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You should ask Leroy Green, he knows ALL about the glow.
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Wonderful tut!! just wondering what brushes you used for the cool effects in Photoshop?
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I may not have SAI, but I do have Photoshop and Clip Studio Paint.
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Yeah same here! I was about to write that too. Funny use of bats brush
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So cool 
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Is there a way I can make this work in FireAlpaca? I have a free sai I found online but I'm not used to it yet.
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Hello, Fellow FireAlpaca-er!
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I don't really understand what you are showing here. I'd love a video of the process so I could understand better.
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yes, glow dodge (or color dodge) is the equivalent to the luminosity layer in paint tool sai.
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