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tiny-alien — Tutorial: Burn and Dodge tool
Published: 2010-03-22 19:23:54 +0000 UTC; Views: 1124; Favourites: 14; Downloads: 37
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Quick tutorial about using the burn and dodge tool to shade.It is a rather quick and simple way of shading but since all it does is making the colours either darker og lighter, the result is very metallic- or plastic-like
Other tutorials/walktrhoughs I've made:
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Comments and critiques are very much appreciated
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Comments: 11
This is really gonna help me I think Thank you for explaining things
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You're very welcome!
I'm glad you find it useful
Hey, if you deciede to try the technique out, why don't you give me a link to the result? I'd love to see what you can do
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I will! I've watched you now I can find you easier and I think it will be not ultra beautiful or something and I don't really got it because if I make a drawing on paper and make the lines just black can I make it (easy) good than?
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Hm? What do you mean?
I'm not sure if I understand what you mean...
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I don't know either I even don't know were we're talking about...
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That leaves us both clueless, I guess
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Thank you so much, I'm glad you like it
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Burn and dodge tool ARE NOT good for shading.
and Blurring makes it even worse.
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I didn't say they are good for shading at all, I know they suck at that point.
I have to admit, I did use them for that purpose once, but never again. Only when I want things to be really shiny...
And the whole point was simply to show how they work
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