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Published: 2007-03-20 21:50:31 +0000 UTC; Views: 4872; Favourites: 66; Downloads: 63
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Requested by quite a few people, I finally got off my laxy bum and made a tutorial! Hope it helps!These will also be Kori's new adoptables!
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I've got a questions - I'm having a problem. You see, when I drag the layer underneath the lineart layer and try colouring, nothing shows up...
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perhaps your not clicked on the right layer or maybe it is invisible, or their is also a brush that looks like the paintbrush but has a tiny swirly arrow, make sure youre not clicking that by mistake. Hope that helps alittle. ^_^
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Oh, thanks. I figured it out.
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This looks much more easyer then all other tutorials i've seen! I just have to test it!!
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Wow, this is very helpful! Hopefully now I will get photoshop someday!
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ooooo.... So thats how you do it!!! Thank you! Becous I love how you draw and color. -favs-
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Laxy Bum! ahahaha!! I'm so funniiii!! lol, anyway, I'm sure when I get an amazing tablet thing I would definitely use this!
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haha Raven! OMG I can't wait for you to get a tabby either! You're gonna totally love it! (I even use mine more than my mouse now too!)
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SWEET! It's not the method I use but it's very similer! I need to submit quite a few blood tuts. I'm making like a series! XD
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Cool, I can't wait to see yours!
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I'll be putting up the first tonight, I must go work on it!!
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Fantastic method.
The only comment I have is that if you fix the base coat as you did, you can group the shading layers to the base coat so that they will automatically be comfined to the area the base coat covers...if that made any sense.
Ah, you probably knew that already. Nevermind. ^^
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YAY!!!! thanks Chels^^ just one question, does the high-lighting go on the same layer as the shadding?
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no, each time you choose a darker/lighter shade, it goes on it's own layer. But if you like, when you're done with the shadeing, you can merge the layes down until you have one layer for dark shades and one for light.
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wow, that's alot of layers...
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yeah, but I like th results, so I think it's worth it!
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Wow! that is a really awesome horse! I'm glad I saw this, I've been waiting forever to know how to do this.
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