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Published: 2010-11-30 20:57:06 +0000 UTC; Views: 6991; Favourites: 263; Downloads: 106
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It's not so much a tutorial as it is a showing of how a particular piece in my gallery looked throughout the development stages from sketch to final product. (the actual final product doesn't have a bg, but the snow shows very well with a black background)I'm not sure if it's useful or not but if it gives you the idea of my process then great, if not, have lots of Pikachus. XD
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More technical questions!
As you can see I feel I have lots to learn from you, I hope you don't mind.
Have mercy on me. m( _ _ )m
When you applied the violet, how did you tone down the intensity and value in the next step?
If I were to blend that in, it would still be a strong ass purple on my page ( ; _ ; )
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Oh! I usually lower the opacity or change the layer to overlay/multiply. Which ever one looks best, I have no real way to tell as I always experiment with overlay/multiply and the opacity xD
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Hnnn...! *taking furious notes*
I've never given thought to change the opacity of a layer of color...very very interesting, thank you!
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What tool are you using in the fifth pic.? And how it is so pale in the next one?
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How do you go from step 5 to 6? this is great.
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_The Aura
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Well, seeing your work piece-by-piece is a learning experience well worth taking a peek at. Looks real nice from this perspective.
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I wanted to ask, how do you get that sort of chalky look in the lineart for steps two and three? Its really nice.
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I really like how you shade with a pink color, it looks really good. 8D
What program do you use? Your lines are really good. ^^
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what do you do to get from step 5 to step 6? o-o
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Great work and a really nice style. Thanks for sharing.
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owo ooooh it is helpful!!! :3 I kinda got an idea now
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How do you get those pencil-sketchy-ish lines? I always thought you just drew it with a pencil and scanned it in, but apparently you're doing this 100% digital.
BTW, just a warning, I may completely steal your style over time if this keeps up. You already gave me your brush and now I see how you're doing it (for the most part) what with the drastic colored-shading and whatnot.
Or I might not because then I'd be, well, stealing a style. Dangnabbit my crazy convictions on artistic techniques! D:
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Yep, it's all digital! 
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Then I guess you'll keep your pencily-gritty-lines a secret, you feind.
I'll figure it out eventually anyway though.
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Man, its always nice to see your drawing/coloring process. Makes me not afraid to try bright vivid colors. And I love your nice brush strokes. BLAH I JUST LOVE YOUR ART IN GENERAL. °W°
I need to ask you about your brush texture sometimes lol
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Hahah thanks! I can give you the pallets I work with and the brush if you wanted to give that particular style a whirl XD THANKS BUH-DEEEEEE 8BB
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haha... i found your brush set soon after i posted that last comment OTL;;
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what brush do you use for lining?
i love the lineart!
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That's an interesting technique. It's worth trying out.
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Oh wowzers. What'd you do between the 5th and 6th picture to blend the pink with the yellow? I'm a n00b to digital media, so I'm still kind getting used to how to use photoshop and different shading techniques.
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Mostly just adding layers and adding a few more colors and erasing some color (in a way that it looks blended) to get some nice looking colors
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Like using different opacities?
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Haha, s'all good.
The mystery remains unsolved! XD
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He changed the opacity of the layer. :>
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I dun think I quite understand what happens at the hot pink stage to the next. How does it go to becoming so muted?
Oh, is this your brush you made that lets you get the watercolor look in these recent pictures? It looks like stuff I have seen on official trading cards. Some of my fav pictures.
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Wow that's a huge complement. What an awesome job that would be lol and it's tinkering with the opacity of a layer and sort of erasing some of the shade with the eraser set to the same brush as the actual brush (if that makes sense) I really should of taken more screen caps. But it's just the opacity set to a lower level and I think I added some orange in there
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Nah, what needs to happen is me going to your Livestreams. c.c'
Ah, so erasing, but not smudging or blurring? That makes some sense if I map the strokes in my head on my own past works.
Though I think if I had any chance of doing this style it would be in oC 1.1 since I know that inside out compared to Photoshop CS4. Plus I am used to do much of my work by hand. (its just Illustrator is spoiling me o3o; faaantastic)
Oh, not sure if it was in your comment, but was that brush you used here the one you posted in your gallery a bit back? I never tinkered with it to know what it was exactly.
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Hmm..
I think I get how you did it.. Its pretty interesting.
Anyways, Early Merry Christmas!!
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Your sketches are so clean >.<
Mine look like a jumbled mess of lines >.<
I need to learn how to do that OTL
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I was surprised by the fifth step. But, I guess I'd expect awesome shading from you.
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I find it VERY intriguing!! Something to keep with me, because it might be very useful!!
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Interesting. Thanks for sharing your process. You should upload your original sketch of Pikachu into your scraps. It looks nice by itself!
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