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Published: 2010-11-07 20:44:28 +0000 UTC; Views: 30223; Favourites: 524; Downloads: 650
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Because there aren't new pictures (and I'm afraid that won't change for the next few weeks) I decided to upload at least a new tutorial. I used the same picture like I did for my skin tutorial: Sam WorthingtonAs always, if you have any further questions, feel free to ask
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Never done stuble before. But this should help alot if I ever do!
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very nice, a pleasure to see how such a master artist works! 
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This is great. Not are you the only one that I've managed to find a tutorial on bristles but you've also shown what pencil you've used and when. Thank you.
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Svera, this is very nice that you share the tutorials with other people,I for one wil use this to make my drawings more perfect.
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It is my pleasure
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Dear svera can you explain how to dark the picture with paint program ? I got the same problem here with my draw, it was too light too
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It depends on what program you use.
For something like this it's enough to use for example Irfanview. You can get it for free. Just open your picture with it, go to "image" and then "color corrections". There you can change the brightness and contrast
But you can find the same function in Gimp, if you prefer this.
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Thank you so much, I've been having big problems with stubble! This will help immensely!
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Makes doing the facial hair a breeze. Thanks for the breakdown of it all.
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Awesome! I've been struggling with Stubble on my latest work and suddenly this miracle appears right on cue! I love you and want to have your children! (Err...except I'm male...but it's the thought that counts... 
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No problem
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thanks this was extremely helpful, even works digitally. I will try this with pencil too though. *fav*
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