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SophieHoulden — emote shading tutorial
Published: 2007-09-05 02:36:08 +0000 UTC; Views: 7989; Favourites: 140; Downloads: 243
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ask and ye shall recieve, though next time I'm holding out for strawberry bon bons first
anyhow, this is how I do my emote shading pretty much.
buttons are at the bottom of the screen
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I just found this.
YOU SAVED MY LIFE.
Thank you!
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Cool! This really helps. I was confused at the load screen.
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Yaaaaaaay! An emote shading tutorial I can use! I work with Paint.NET instead of Fireworks but it's the same tools... Thanks for the great tut!
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wow, ive been looking for that shiny effect, thank u!
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May I ask if this amazing strategy would work in GIMP?
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I'm afraid I dont know, it should be possible but the gimp interface always drives me nuts so I've never been in deep enough to find out
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I use the GIMP as well... I tried it and it worked fine.
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Holy crap, this is exactly what I've been looking for!
Thanks for this easy tutorial!
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Thank you for providing the gallery with such awesome Resources.
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sweet emote tutorial =]
just so you know, this isnt fireworks cs3, its fireworks 8...
open up flash CS3, and mostly any other CS3 version (eg. illustrator CS3) the layout for the CS3 programs is now greyscale, unless ur using bridge or something like that...
but if youve changed the layout, by coding or something to make it look like version 8, could you please tell me where you got it from??
thx for the help and your time...
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I just dont let adobe update my software
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Shweet; I've been looking around for something like this! My emotes have seemed so much flatter compared to some of the Emoti-vets! Hopefully this'll breathe some more life into them.
Thanks much for the tutorial!
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my two favourite things, though being simple is more important
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i like effectiveness better
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Well that's a tasty morsel. Added it to the master list.
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Oh, this is absolutely excellent! Thanks! 
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Very helpful. I shall save this for future reference.
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I wasnt going to comment on this.
But when I went to close it I pressed the 'x' in the flash.
I found it hilarious.
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mhmm, mhmm *studies* shiny
I always thought about doing the shiny style... most 'o the time I just do simple gradients
*does quick attempts in Fireworks*
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oo, this doesnt looks as simple as my shading. but i will be sure to steal it 
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Although im completely sick of emote-making, this is helpful!
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You learn a new thing everyday! 
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Nice flash tutorial! INSTANT 
You are making emotes in fireworks? >.> I feel so noobish... I am using photoshop >.> >D
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Verry nice, ! It seemed harder then i thought so..
Thnx !
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This should help those who are in need of aid (imao wtf am i saying, start making them emotes people! 
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May prove usefull once I have purchased CS3 Master Collection. At the time beeing I make my emotes in Photoshop on my mothers comp.
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I thought you would be oldschool, I'm only oldschool when it suits me; I am all thats wrong with pixel art these days!
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Ooo Fireworks "CS3" nice 
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I shoulda known.... >.<.... You simplify stuff to much!!!
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tommorw I show you how to make a mafrillion dollars with just cocktail sticks and an elastic band
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