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silverglass19 — Massive Walkthrough : Part I
Published: 2007-07-15 03:25:22 +0000 UTC; Views: 10505; Favourites: 182; Downloads: 240
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**Might take a moment to load...it's HUGE!**Ok! I actually remembered to take screenshots of something, huzzah! So here's the first installment of my start-to-finish walkthrough of the "Stride For Stride" picture seen here: [link]
The pics are 75% their regular size, but I think they're still pretty sharp. I thought I'd save you all the horror of loading something that big, even though this pup is STILL friggin enormous. O_O Sorry if it gives anyone any trouble.
I forgot to mention in the image, but for the lineart I'm using "oils" and specifically the "detail oils brush 10" sized down to 1.5, in Corel Painter 8. Silly me not mentioning the most obvious things, haha.
Anyway, I'll upload the next part soon.
Oh, and sorry if there are any typos. I read it three times over, but I probably missed something anyway.
Onward to Part Two: [link]
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yey. sorry i'm not real enthusiastic. if you are wondering why, read my latest journals.
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Tablets are pretty awesome. 
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Wowowwwowowowoow...
This'll help me so much, I havn't got a good art program since you know I was using free trials and all so I looked up your program and now i'm saving up to buy it and with this tutorial, it'll really help me.
I love you so much!
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Hehe you're just like my, I make insane amounts of layers XD
Anyway, I have the feeling this will be an extremely useful tutorial, I can't wait to see how you color!
I feel such a crappy artist when I read this because I never draw circles or shapes, I just immediately start drawing the horse. That's why 75% of my sketched are crap anyway! I must try to draw the way you do.
Ooh and I must really go buy a wacom!
Thanks for sharing this liz!
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Aw, don't you dare feel bad about anything! You are the wiz-kid! Your style is amazing and you clearly get on very well with whatever you've been doing. haha. 
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Heh well maybe, I just think I can do better then how I usually draw, I just want art to be finished quickly and I just know that if I would take the time my drawings would be a lot more detailed >.<
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Oh how I understand!! I think we've discussed before how I also hate how long it takes to make a pic. There are some crazily good artists on dA who can do in three hours what takes me ten or twelve! Insanity....
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Oooh, SO awesome!! 
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Thanks, shnuggums!
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LOL that is SO random! 
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You are an AMAZING artist...And I hate you for it!
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nice tutorial. what are the settings for the lineart brush that you use?
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Ah, see this is why I suck at tutorials...I forget to mention stuff...It's the oils detail brush, sized 1.5, in Corel Painter 8. I'll go add that info to the comments. Thanks for mentioning it!
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no problem, and oh darn.. I use Photoshop 7 D: do you know what would be the equivalent of an oil brush on ps? It's ok if you don't know, I'll probably go fiddle around with brush settings for a while. Thanks anyways
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wait, smudge? Your lineart looks really clean to me. I've been trying to go for that for .. quite a while, but I'm suffering from fuzzy outlines. ...or maybe yours looked fuzzy at a higher resolution but looked better when it shrunk.. dammit, then I have to learn how to draw big.. noooo~ I always work on small canvasses, my lines start getting ridiculously squiggly and patchy when I draw big. <_<
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OH how I know what you mean! I hate drawing big for that very reason! And I'm sorry if I confused you, I was talking about smudging the colors for the background or something. I think photoshop people use the "ink" tool for lineart. Again, though, I'm not really sure... *isn't helpful at all* o.o
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yeah I kind of thought that, seeing as you have another tutorial on backgrounds.
Isn't ink like, paths and vectors? The lines from vectors come out really clean but it's a lot harder to do (and more time consuming) although it would help a LOT with large strokes.
Do you have photoshop? xD;
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O_O I...thiiiiink that's what ink is? 
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awsome. i love seeing how you build up on ure artwork. and its so nice that u share it with us. it really helps new artists!
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Yay! I'm glad you think so!
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Yays! More tuts from you and the world will be a happy place
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PNG! FAG! I'm not downloading that! Want to give my connection a heart attack! *really wants to, too* >.<
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LOL! ah, its okay lol XD! *zooms off*.
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That's basically the same as how I start off my images. ^_^
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Oh wow... 
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w00t w00t! yay for Walk-through's 
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