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ToySkunk — Tutorial: Painting Hair Part 2
Published: 2007-01-04 19:15:29 +0000 UTC; Views: 124641; Favourites: 3835; Downloads: 5940
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Huuuuuge file, please be patient x3A few people had questions after part one of this tutorial. So I hope I've answered them all in detail here.
And I hope this is useful.Part one of the tutorial is here: [link]
There is also a fur tutorial here:
[link]
Enjoy! And apologies for potential tpyingg eRors.
Boy do I wish that previews for jpgs were still available!
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Comments: 161
This is awesomely useful! Thanks for sharing your knowledge!
(Wow, that looks kind of sarcastic. I actually mean it though)
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Thank you so much for this tutorial. I'm on working a self-portrait and this is very useful.
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pufff, extremely detail, it is very usefull for our knowledge !!!
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lol ... on da black hair part .. first time i dyed me hair black id turnd blue den da next time id turned purple
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One of the best hair-tutorials on DA this far!! Thanks!
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You wouldn't believe how useful this is!! Thank you so much! >.<
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I likesss, thanks so much. I am the suck at drawing hair
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So you'd also make the rest go a bit past teh base colour if you don't want the base to show it on the outside or should you do the base on another layer and then erase some. >> Or when you get the the end strands make the brush for the base thinner? Sorry for the questions, just curious. I really love the tutorials though, they helped me greatly. I'm just wondering about this.
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awesome! thnakyouthankyouthankyou for the colors part! I followed the link from the first tutorial(which is also very helpfull)
Any chance of body hair or facial hair tutorials ahead? maybe also something unusual like dreadlocks or damaged hair?
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thnx for sharing pal
much appreciated and faved instantly
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This is a great tutorial. Hair is something I always find daunting, to the extent that I avoid this style altogether. This tutorial has inspired me to give it another shot
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Thanks for both hair tutorials, just starting out in digital airbrush painting and am rubbish at hair. So these will be very useful.
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there's yet lots of things unknown in you previous tut, like with brush should we use in each step! plz helpme! it's really killing!
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Thanks so much for making this it's really helpful
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now I just need a tablet ._.
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omg super fantastic. Helps out SOO much ♥
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Aha I like the example for 3
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this is great! thanks! i've always been bad at coloring hair! this'll help a lot!
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Great tutorial and the faceless dummy at the end rules!
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This is so very, very helpful! Thank you so much for making this, it's fantastic!
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Thanks
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Thank you so much for this tutorial!
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i love you for making the plait tut!
so helpful and simple!
thanks<3
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Awesome tutorial!
This is extremely helpful.
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thanks a lot! it's lovely to catch a glimpse of how great artists (such as yourself) paint their works! beautiful gallery too!
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thanx soo much for this tutorial!! it's one of the best iv seen!!
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lol, i love mr. head xDD
i learned alot from ure first tut, adn thanks so much for making this one <3
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You took a lot of afford into describing it. Impressive. I searched very long to get a nice describtion for red hairs. Thanks.
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excuse me, but i'm sort of new to the digital-drawn world... what resolution would you need to draw hair that detailed?? if it helps, i'm drawing the whole body of the person with some space around her, so it's not very zoomed in, but still close. thanks!
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omg you drew a braid ... and it's BEAUTIFUL<3 T___T
I have such issues with I try to draw braids. You rocked it, though. xD
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I have a question (actually about part one)
When you do the hair is it possible to start with a light color and put in the darker lines? Instead of darker first and coloring most of it lighter leaving spaces
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I find it much harder to do it that way. If you do it the way you describe it can be very fiddly although if you're used to painting in watercolour and thus painting light to dark it might work. However I don't recommend it. I prefer to take advantage of the opaque nature of Photoshop painting.
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Well for me when I try to do it like your tutorial says I can't get the lines to look right. They end up too big or too small etc. Do you know anything that I might be doing wrong?
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