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Sythgara — A Bloody Tutorial
Published: 2013-02-18 04:46:07 +0000 UTC; Views: 39861; Favourites: 2199; Downloads: 3
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Today I saw my old blood tutorial get faved. So I had a look at it, and decided it's pretty outdated and simple. So here we are.Hope you guys find it helpful
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Thanks
PS: It's fake blood in those photos.
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Thanks for the tips! But one question though: How will blood look on black fur? That confused me for ages
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Hm. I can't remember if I saw blood on black fur before. Unless it was open wound so you can see red quite well. I'd imagine it would add just a hue of dark ref, and mostly make the fur sticky/wet depending on the amount. In the bright light it could catch some more red as well.
If you're brave enough you can always try look for references.
Hope it helps.
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Open wounds are pretty obvious. I agree with making the fur wet/sticky, because the red doesn't really show through the black fur. References are sort of hard to find, but thanks for helping!
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If you don't wanna find dead things, maybe try black wolves or bears eating. Kinda like lions are stained red from eating.
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I actually don't mind dead things though, but alright
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Its also good to keep in mind that blood can be completly different colors coming from different areas of the animal/human, and different amounts.
Like shoot something in the eye and the blood will be BRIGHT red not much dark at all and will bleed and bleed and bleed much more than you'd think was possible. Cut a vain and you will bleed a little; however, cut an artery and you might bleed to death. The blood just leaving you heard is super dark.
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True that. I must have left it in the old tutorial
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would this work with say green blood? like Vulcan blood
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probably : ) Just need to adjust colors
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THNX for this tutorial - it's very useful!
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Thanks so much for this tutorial!! I'll be using it soooo much!!!
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I've looked at this a few times and each time I click on the image and see the title, I imagine a really angry British guy shouting "A BLOODY TUTORIAL!". Anyways, the tutorial was very helpful, great job making it!
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heh i thought of that too actually
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I was looking for something like this for ages! thank you!
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This is really helpful thank you for making this! <3
I loved the "ps", it made me laugh
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Thanks a bunch for this. This could definitely come in handy and you are very good at drawing blood.
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It's funny how some people think blood is like a sprinkler. I know personally it does not spray, at all, even when you slit the neck of an animal, it doesn't spray.
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It's a bit different if you have the force from.. A sword slashing let's say. But from the body itself? Not so much
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Yeah, but most people don't go swinging swords around X(
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uhh blood *__* thanks for the great tutorial. I t could get a bit more into detail but for my level its more than enough
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thank you so much! This will come in handy when I draw bloody things XD Thank you
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you're very welcome : )
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No not a whole lot. But might look into doing few things in the future.
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This is so helpful! I can never draw wounds and cuts with it looking funny; thanks! This helps so much~ ^^
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Very helpful, but is it supposed to say green instead of red at the very beginning?
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oh shoot, you're right. 
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It's okay, I've done things like that before. That's why before I make my next tutorial, I'm typing the whole thing out in a word document first and rereading before I put it in a text box for Photoshop (odd how it doesn't have spellcheck in it).
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I know right? Guess 2 proof reads aren't enough sometimes.
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Yep. Does the way you draw wounds also work if it is on top of fur? You would get rid of the fur around the area, and still draw it the way you did in this tutorial right?
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you mean a bite out? sure
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Useful (; Really handy. I'll be sure to use it sometime.
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If there's one thing I have problems drawing, it's blood. But this simplified it nicely, and I love seeing the real-world counterpart so it's broken down nicely.
I should give this method a try!
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any suggestions for how to make the drippy blood and rivulets looks better?
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Hm. But hard to just explain. If you can i would advise buying a tube of fake blood and play around with it. It has that thicker consistency. I used the same thing here.
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