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SaisonRomantique — Basic tips for beginners-PART1
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Published: 2011-10-08 11:51:40 +0000 UTC; Views: 53627; Favourites: 2473; Downloads: 1332
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Ok. Finally on English
But... Only the first part. Other parts in process...
If you know Russian - see this [link] version and don't crash your mind with this
Video from the tip 2: [link]
Useful link "Colour theory simplified": [link]
Other tutorials ad steps: [link]
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Comments: 286
This is so helpful!
Now, excuse me, I have to go banish my Smudge.
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Very interesting, and I'd like to think I learned something from this.
Thanks for sharing this with everyone!
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Thank you so much! This was incredibly helpful! Most tutorials are vague and leave out theory all together.
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This is one of the most useful tutorials I'm seen on DA.
I'm a beginning artist and most of the tutorials I've seen here are about what to do right or someone's drawing process. What sets yours apart is that is says what to do and what NOT to do. Plus, it's understand. I'll keep this in mind when I practice drawing.
P.S. Can't wait for the other parts.
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thank you so much for the tips!!
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Wow! This is really detailed and really very helpful! Thank you for making this!!
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You are welcome
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Ok, THIS is something i should indeed've known before.. Been messing around with brushes full day and it was definately NOT satisfying >.<
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Very helpful, thanks for making this!
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This was a refreshing read. Good for beginners, and helpful for more intermediate or advanced artists who always need to brush up on basics every now and then.
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Ohhh thx sooo much for putting this up! I was just thinking I really needed to look for one so I can learn
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thanks it is very very useful for me, this is a much better way to coulour.
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Thank you very much for sharing your knowledge!
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Thank you so much! I think I'll have to reread that later (lots of info lol) But still though it explains a lot of things ( especially the gradient point!) Thank you again!
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Im glad we got something for people who are starting at the very beginning!
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за журнал по колористике огроменное спасибо!
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Почитайте русский вариант. Там немного другая ссылка, но как по мне она получше даже
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I'm glad you explain why you shouldn't use certain tools while learning. I had found some tutorials that said not to use burn/dodge and the smudge tools but they didn't say why. I tried not using them out of curiosity and found that stuff actually looked better, took a bit longer but it was worth it. But I know quite a few people who were set in their ways simply because they didn't know how obvious the difference was, hopefully this will help them.
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Lots of useful tips and information! Thanks!
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WOOOW!!! thanks a lot! i always want to learn how get colored my works -.- but the results are catastrofics! so thanks!
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Try to learn Colour theory. You will see the progress after that in your arts will be very-very good.
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yes i don't have tablet and it is a lil' hard but no problem
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I realize now I did everything wrong in [link]
I had just realized about the soft brush on my own, but I had no idea about blending using different shades of color... and i admit I was getting attached to that dodge/burn tool XD
Thank you for this, I'll try the blending technique and see how it works out!
Also, haha, i'd love if you translated the next part.... no russian for me sadly
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