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Published: 2014-06-16 10:31:16 +0000 UTC; Views: 877; Favourites: 30; Downloads: 14
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DISCLAIMER: I DID not draw this lineart; here is the link to the original lineart: www.deviantart.com/art/Lineart⦠. I do not own the lineart, but only used it for this practice.Hey guys!! So I finally kicked myself to finally practicing in Photoshop for real...As you can see, it turned out pretty well. Found a couple of tutorials on YouTube that really helped me out!! Thank you to all the people that create such helpful tutorials!!
Anyways, I'll be trying out the techniques I've learned more and then should be able to actually take digital commissions!!
Anyways, hope you guys enjoy it!! Constructive criticism is welcomed and appreciated!!
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Thanks! I'm glad you like it!
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Hahaha...well, I didn't draw the lineart or anything, I just found it here on dA and colored it for practice.
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I know you did,I saw the original one but the hands looked nothing like the one on the original one
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Hmm...Well, I never touched the lineart, so...Not too sure there, hahaha.
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By the way,How do you color it in? Whenever I color anything on sai I retrace it on another layer and then color it so it wouldn't go over lines.
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Honestly, I'm still learning myself. Used a method I found on Youtube, but I still can't seem to get what I want, hahaha. I did use Photoshop however.
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nice job really , love the way u did this one . i cannt keep my eye off it .
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Thanks! This was the first time I really tried to use Photoshop and learn some techniques. Watched a couple of videos on YouTube that really gave me an easy yet effective way to color. I'll be practicing with my own artwork next time of course.
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thanks goood to thats how i did mines too. youtue really helpΒ
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Indeed. Almost anything is available to find on YouTube in terms of tutorials.
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Yet I couldn't find one I needed, but I might not have typed the right wording. That can happen too.
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