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shoomlah — Colour Dynamics Tutorial
Published: 2005-12-25 21:54:15 +0000 UTC; Views: 117230; Favourites: 2446; Downloads: 10729
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PLEASE NOTE I have not used this method for six years and do not recommend it anymore. It was interesting, but it's hardly intuitive.I finally finished up the colour dynamics tutorial I had promised, now conveniently available as a Christmas present from me to y'all. Thanks again to Maddy for showing me what the hell paintbrush colour dynamics even are, and to Wicked Sairah for commissioning me.
Enjoy, and Happy Chrismahanakwanzakuh!
-C
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i think this is the least confusing, most helpful tutorial ever... thank you
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Exellent tutorial, extreamly helpful. Very detailed, to the point and easy to follow!
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thanks for the toutorial, I thought this piece was done in ink and watercolor before until I saw this.. I love how the finished result looks like it was done with traditional media.. kickass!
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Cool!
I'm printin' it out for furture referance!
That way I can have it to go by while offline!
I have dial up so I can't always log back online for helpful referances when workin' on a picture!
I'm definatly (SP?) addin' you to my deviant watch list!
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How did you make your linework so clean? or am I misunderstanding what linework actually means..
I've sketched a couple stuff, scanned it.. and tried to make it as neat as yours...with an eraser, heh.
Is there a better way to clean it up?
Sorry I'm a little new with this.
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I draw with pencil and then ink over it with pen- that way you don't have to deal with the sketch lines you first put down, unless, of course, you like the effect.
-C
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hehe.. lucky 3D modellers don't have to go through the hardship of mastering this technique... We just use raytrace, bumpmap and caustic refractions.
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Sure, but I can bend reality far more than you can. ;D
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sound like a challenge. I'm pretty sure some fancy raytracing and kinetic simulations will disprove that
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Sure, you may be able to raytrace, but I can draw things that can't possibly exist in three dimensions! Haha.
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And thats where abstract comes to play, inverted polygons, booleen intersections and the almighty Ctrl Copy ability
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And thats where abstract comes to play, inverted polygons, booleen intersections and the almighty Ctrl Copy ability
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It still relies, at the heart of it all, on formulas and logic- therein lies the rub.
-C
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HI..Gosh, you are so talented with both your painting & understandable instructions of how/what...
Thank you so much for taking the time & effort to share with us. Coin
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wow, this is more helpful than the invention of toilet paper.
thanks! ♥
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*gasp* no waaay! I didnt know I could use Multiply to copy lineart!!! Thats SUCH a huge help! Thankyou sooooo much!
No more tedious magic wand ><
Thank yuuuuuuu!
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now i got it... hehehehe thanx to you bro... nice artworks... bravo!!!! el superior!!!
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I love this tutorial! It was suuuuch a big help. Thios dynamic brushes are a fantastic thing to color with... God, my english sucks. *ggg*
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Awh! Very beautiful and colorful tutorial. Now if only I was up-to-date with the Adobe Photoshop versions. *has V. 6.0* >.< Ah well, I'll try using this, thank you
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hello again, tried this tutorial out and while it gives great power to go between colors (incredibly even), it also adds a lot of chaos to it.. would take a LOT of practice to get where you are i'm thinking.
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Well, depends- do you have traditional painting training? It helps the issue of having a steady hand.
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heh, no, i dropped out of college before i got to that class. i'd say i have a fairly steady hand though, i've done miniatures for a year or two so i'm at least not the worst there is.
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amazing tutorial shooomy <3
i never thought to work like that! i'm not sure my old version of photoshop has that effect though. i'm not one for up-to-date software..!
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You've got my respect. I'm gonna try using this technique myself.
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Oh gosh, this is the best thing ever. Seriously, most tutorials teach me the same things I know over and over again but I actually learnt stuff through this tutorial. It's very helpful and easy to follow and I can't wait to try this out. Thank you!
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Awesome tutorial, I learned quite a few things and this might actually encourage me to use Photoshop a little more (I am a rabid fan of Painter and haven't played with Photoshop enough to become proficient at it nor produce the type of things that I would like).
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This is pretty awesome. I haven't played around with brush stuff in Photoshop -- haven't used Photoshop to colour at all, actually -- in quite a while, but now I've been inspired to have another go at it. Thanks!
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i think i'll use it once i finish my drawing
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Wow, I didn't even know about color dynamics til I read this! Thanks for the tutorial, I'm sure it'll come in handy
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Thank you ery much for sharing this work with us.
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omg the whole color dynamics onthe brush is GREAT omg i must go try this now *_*. Gracias for the tutorial!!
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