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Sergle — Tutorial: Shading Hair [MS PAINT]
Published: 2012-10-31 00:53:20 +0000 UTC; Views: 20135; Favourites: 954; Downloads: 172
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I'm not amazing with tutorials, but the last one I made seemed to help you guys, so I figured I'd oblige when you asked for a tutorial on how to shade hair in MS Paint. Because evidently I have some sort of magic method.Like all tutorials, this is meant to be followed step by step. If you read through it all at once, it might be kind of confusing. Just follow it one step at a time, I promise it'll be fine.
Hopefully this was helpful to some of you peeps!
Do not trace, copy, or re-post without my permission. Referencing the shading technique itself is the whole point, but the actual art may not be used.
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It definitely couldn't hurt to try this technique on other things! But don't be afraid to develop your own method of shading.
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Ok, I'll try my best ^^
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So cool! I haven't tried it yet, but I'm sure it'll be very helpful!
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Wow, this is so useful. But the thing is, i don't use MSPaint. :I
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Ahh. xD I'd make a tutorial for Sai but I'm still but a nooblet for that program.
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Oooh, psh it's ok. When i first got it, i experimented everywhere. So .. you know, just try it out!
And i would be soooo glad if you made one.
I can tell you some of the pixeling tools;
Binary
Binary Eraser
You have to create an eraser for the binary tool. I can tell you if you want!
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Ah, thank you! Although I'll probably still use paint for my pixels c:
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this looks so simple but I can never make my work look this pretty! XD thanks for the tutorial.
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Very nice; I really like your shading style!
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OMG this will help me soooooooooooooooooooooooooo much!!!!!!! Thank you!!!
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Thank you so much I love this tutorial! Very helpful!
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Thanks so much for making this! I did a quick drawing as I followed along and it turned out amazingly! This was extremely helpful!!
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thans you sooooooooooooo much!!!!
this will help out a lot!
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I suspected it, but I could not fathom that one would be able to wield a mouse with such skill, such as this...
Kinda hot... not gonna lie.
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Haha oh god.
Well, my mouse and I have been bros for several years, and I have the mouse speed set relatively slow so that I can draw without too many bumps or derps.
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yeah..
dont mind me, but here is something i made with your tutorial. >u>
[link]
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Do a tutorial of how to make a base
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But there's no process to that! xD You just make a body and a head, clean up the lines and make it ready for you to use.
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I know but i am so horrible at it D:
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Aw. xD
Well you can use references to get better at drawing bodies, whether it's for humans, cats, dogs, whatever. You don't need to wing it every time, just practice at it. I've always made my own bases, and it's helped my art in the long run.
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Thats what i really want to move towards. Doing all of my own bases. Im just so crappy at it lol
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xD Well you have to suck for awhile before you can be good at it.
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what do you think of my first go at it? [link]
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Quite useful and the way you explain it is fantastic. I'll be using this tutorial as a reference for future projects. Thanks for sharing! <3
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Very helpful and looks so much simpler and easier to do than some of the horribly complex tutorials I've seen!
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Oh, good! I'm glad you found it helpful. c:
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I did, thanks for making it! c:
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