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tigrin β Sai Coloring Tutorial: Part 3
Published: 2010-10-10 00:37:20 +0000 UTC; Views: 5512; Favourites: 95; Downloads: 96
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The last part. Lots of pictures! LONG TUTORIAL IS LOOOOOOOOOONGPlease let me know if you have any questions.
Part I: [link]
Part II: [link]
Finished art: [link]
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Great tutorials! I am wondering though, what are the tools used to replicate this coloring used in this for PS?
Thanks in advance.
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You can do most of this in Photoshop, but if you ever find a brush that acts just like the Watercolor tool, let me know... I've yet to find one. :TΒ
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www.deviantart.com/art/Photoshβ¦
This is what I've found so far. I've yet to actually test it out (I have PS Elements, so gotta try what's recommended in the description), but I hope this works for you!
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Wow, this was indeed a helpful tutorial, I'm struck about that lineart feature, I had no idea Sai was that good with lines...
I don't really have anything to ask, everything was well explained, so all that's left is to thank you and fave. :>
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And here I thought I knew all there was to know about Sai! This opens up so many other options for me, and is also a very informative coloring/shading/highlighting tutorial! Thank you so much for putting this together c:
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Cool looking tut and pic
Can I ask though, as I've only ever used photoshop, what is the advantage of using sai aswell?
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I prefer Sai for painting for a lot of reasons... I think first and foremost, it is very simple to use. It has the same features I used to use in Photoshop in a more concise package. I generally like the painting tools better; the look of the Watercolor tool is much better than the equivalent brush I was using in Photoshop. But Sai does not have a lot of the useful photo editing features that Photoshop has, so I still use it for editing. It's kind of a personal choice. I tend to find Sai most advantageous for doing really quick art like icon commissions that don't require a lot of detail.
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