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Published: 2009-06-04 13:47:15 +0000 UTC; Views: 144057; Favourites: 4956; Downloads: 5362
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my basic coloring tutorial, part 2 of 4d/l my custom brush
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this is amazing and helping a lot! but I have a question X3 I don't know you know SAI .if you know it,how can I custom my brush like you did? I can't find this ind of shape.
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It look easy, but when i tried to draw it, it is so hard! But it is still very helpfull
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How come in tutorial looks sooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo easy but if i try it on my own, it's really hard??? Please I really need to know how to do the coloring ....
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I've just now begun to notice the way you sneakily use photos in your images. It's so seamless though!
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REALLY HELPFUL!!!! Thanks so much for this!
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awwww Dragon. Thank thank thank you for the Tutorial
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So when you say "clean up the sketch lines," are you using an eraser, painting over the lines in a new layer or what? I can never get my art to look "painted" like this without obvious lineart
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You just paint over the lines in the original layer.
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That's my main problem too. I just asked her the same question in another of her tutorials heheh.
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the same problem too!!! pleas anwserr 
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I really like the idea of this drawing; it's very nice. I did my very first computer drawing following the dragon's eye tutorial (and realized it was really hard!!). Would you be so kind as to telling me what you think about it?
Here its is: [link]
Thanks!
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thinx alot dear for this tutorial
we are thinkfull
but i wanna know did you use tablet !? afcourse ...
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Sorry for asking, but I don't understand very well how do you clean the sketch lines, how do you get rid of them...
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do you know if you can make the custom brush compatible with version 7 of photoshop?
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what color are you using to paint in the mountains? A shade of black? or a tint of blue or green?
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So, that's how lineart disappears? You can paint over it in the same layer OR save it in another one and paint in a new layer over it, so the sketch will little by little disappear as the whole picture blends with everything else...
This is so helpful at so many levels! Thanks for taking the time to do this tutorials
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I'm loving these tutorials, they're really useful. Wish I could get the same smooth sketch line quality, though :\
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Thank you SO much for this tutorial, so helpful! Thanks!
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Ugh, that's already disgustingly beautiful. XD
'n you make it look so easy!
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Wow! that's gorgeous!
Thank you SOOOOOOO MUCH!!!!!!!!!!!!
+fav for all the chapter of this tutorial!!!
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I noticed that your background layer was the complete base colors of the whole image, do you merge layers constantly?
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*dies* i wish i had photoshop. I have corel! >___<
BEEAAUUUUTTTIIIFFFFUULLLL!!! I can't believe the pictures not done yet! It looks so amazing!
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yeah i have to make due with corel as well. it's not too bad, but photoshop is like corel on steroids.
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haha. yeah. i guess. i actually have corel essentials, which is like... corel subtract the 'rel'
I am hoping to raise money to buy the full version. i want it!!!
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yeah it's the same one I use. all my digital work is done with it.
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haha. i think it sucks. but i love it at the same time! >___<
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yea i never had photoshop to compare it too, so for a starting program it's not bad.
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I'm curious, how do you go about choosing colors for the details in the BG? Do you draw colors that you've already blocked out? (then again, I don't know what colors you used for that either. Just a slightly darker color than the original gradient I'm assuming.)
very nice tutorial!
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*le sigh*
Ahhh... the ever important patience. I'm still working on that one :3
For the time being I can't afford CS, so I'm using PSE7 that comes with the Intuos4. I'd use gimp.. but it's exceedingly glitchy with this new tablet.
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Definitely one long awaiting tutorial and very well stated and detailed so that it's easy to follow along with! I thank you so much for the time it took to create this to enlighten some of us on how this magic is created! Very interesting and most excellent all around!
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So you basically paing *over* the lineart, not on a separate layer (I hope you back it up before paiting!) that's interesting
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you can always paint on a new layer that is above your lineart, if you want to reference back to them later.
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That's what I usually do, I was surprised to know that you painted over the lineart instead
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