HOME | DD

Description
Alright, edited the file, now everything should be alright.

F***ING DUDE; THIS ONE IS LARGE
*head/desk*

Download for fullsize.

First part: [link]

Final image: [link]

Well, the second part of my PS basics tutorial.
Here again some useful hints:
I work with PS CS3 now, and a Wacom tablet in A5.

Here are some more useful stuff, Keyboard shortcuts:
B: brush
V: move tool
R: Smudge/Sharpen/Blur tool
G: Paintbucket/Gradient tool
T: Type tool
L: Lasso tool
W: Magic wand tool
Using the eyedroper (colorpicker) while using the brush tool: Alt (while using the brushtool)
Ctrl + Z: Undo
Ctrl + Alt +Z: Undo several times

Use shift/alt/ctrl for additional options while using any tool.

And as promised in the tutorial, some good links to some gradient shading tutorials, so I don't need to make one on my own. X'D

Good one, with lineart and gradient shading: [link]

Tut as a flash: [link]

Softgradientshading (not bad either): [link]

Most ridiculous funny gradient shading tut, part 1 (it's pretty good, it's similar to how I work): [link]
and part 2: [link]

Another good one. Part 1: [link]
Part 2: [link]

I think that's all you need to know to use gradient shading.

Enjoy folks, and don't hesitate to ask if you have more questions.

Description
Alright, edited the file, now everything should be alright.

F***ING DUDE; THIS ONE IS LARGE
*head/desk*

Download for fullsize.

First part: [link]

Final image: [link]

Well, the second part of my PS basics tutorial.
Here again some useful hints:
I work with PS CS3 now, and a Wacom tablet in A5.

Here are some more useful stuff, Keyboard shortcuts:
B: brush
V: move tool
R: Smudge/Sharpen/Blur tool
G: Paintbucket/Gradient tool
T: Type tool
L: Lasso tool
W: Magic wand tool
Using the eyedroper (colorpicker) while using the brush tool: Alt (while using the brushtool)
Ctrl + Z: Undo
Ctrl + Alt +Z: Undo several times

Use shift/alt/ctrl for additional options while using any tool.

And as promised in the tutorial, some good links to some gradient shading tutorials, so I don't need to make one on my own. X'D

Good one, with lineart and gradient shading: [link]

Tut as a flash: [link]

Softgradientshading (not bad either): [link]

Most ridiculous funny gradient shading tut, part 1 (it's pretty good, it's similar to how I work): [link]
and part 2: [link]

Another good one. Part 1: [link]
Part 2: [link]

I think that's all you need to know to use gradient shading.

Enjoy folks, and don't hesitate to ask if you have more questions.