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Published: 2010-10-23 19:53:48 +0000 UTC; Views: 80481; Favourites: 2422; Downloads: 1085
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Well yeah this just about says it all. I feel so weird when people comment on the color on pieces like this, so I'm getting my obscenely easy process secret off my chest.Love to see anything people do with this!
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Thank you!! This tutorial was so helpful! I didn't follow the steps exactly, but the general idea worked really well
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Thank you for this it has made understanding colour much easier!
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question: In the flats, do you fill them by their original base color? Or sort of eyeball the color they'd be in a "blue" or dim-lit environment?
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Even simpler than that, really. Start with blue, and then go "okay skin is warm...what's a color that's a little warmer than blue? Grey. Cool." And then go like that. At the flats stage, I'm just working with warmer/cooler than ____, blank being the base color.
Thanks for the question!
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You make it look so easy! XD Awesome. I'll definetly try it.
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Oh so that's how you do it... that makes a lot more sense then what I've been trying to do. Thanks for this!... I say... years after it's already been uploaded.
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This is probably the most helpful thing I've come across in a long time. I'm a victim of putting every subject into bright boring daylight haha
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Great! This is very useful. I'll try something with this! ^^
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I love this! thank you, it's really going to help with my graphic novel....btw by chance is this snape and lily? i just caught some similarities and was wondering... haha well anyway thanks so much!
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nice! Are these just random people or what, cause that chap looks suspiciously like Severus Snape. Maybe it's just me
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This is great! Definately what I needed to improve my art
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That was actually...pretty interesting? 
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Another excellent tutorial <33
Your skills... they amaze n.n
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This is really helpful! Thank you for making it. I was wondering what opacity you had the gradient at?
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you mean for the actual tool, or the layer opacity? The tool is at 100%, and the layers are overlay at 100 and a duplicate on hard light at around 70%
Hope that helps! Thanks
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Thank you! I have so many problems with color, it's embarrasing...
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i actually really like this tutorial. it is very simple and easy to follow. even a self taught idiot like me understands it... lol
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great tutorial, very clear and seems pretty easy! I cant wait to try it out!
By the way, amazing drawing of these two. I LLUUURRVVEE how your draw men, beautiful profile on Snape
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I will definitely try this in the future. I'm horrible with creating dramatic colors/lighting and this is quite useful 
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thanks for the help with this
this is what I made
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Sometimes the best pieces of art are the ones that are the simplest to make, even if they don't look that way. Thank you!
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Beautiful; it may be simple, but the finished effect is lovely 
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Need to figure out how to do this with SAI as I've yet to find a gradient fill...
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Just use the airbrush with a light flow- same effect, even more control!
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Thanks. I'll try it. I'm afraid that it won't have as uniform a look as a gradient fill but I might be able to get it to work with practice anyway.
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Actually if you just make your brush super duper big, it's an even better look than with the gradient!
good luck!
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All your tutorials or guides arent pure gold, they re pure WIN
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Think of all the pretty things I might color now!
haha, seriously. for photoshop novices like me, this is insanely helpful.
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Thanks you! Your tutorial is very helpful. Now, I will feel less stressy and add an improved drama-tastic lighting to my doodles
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