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ToySkunk — Tutorial: Painting Hair Part 2
Published: 2007-01-04 19:15:29 +0000 UTC; Views: 124636; 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
nam nam nam.. This is very useful. Thank you so much!
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Thank you for taking the time to make this. I faved to use later.
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Fantastic tips on doing hair! Thanks for taking the time to put this together.
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This is really helpful!! Thank you so much for making this!
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I love the colour pallettes you made for hair. I never used pure black either because it makes the drawing unnatural. (anyways i'm working at my first CG). Thank you for phe colour pallettes here. promise to use them
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wow,thank U very much for shared.It's really helpfull
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VERY VERY useful! perhaps if you do a part three You could show movement in hair? Like wind or when someone is moving quickly? Or different hair textures, like a Caucasian would have softer smoother hair compared to African hair that's coarser and nappy?
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What is wrong with Pure 000000 black... Is it dangerous? 0_0
Annyway! Niiiiice making dude, realy hope I will have anny use of it the day I accually start drawing humans for real! 
P.s.!
What program do you use? And what tablet do you use? Realy need to know, I am going to buy some soon enough...(I hope)
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"Wtf mate"
That made me laugh o.o
Great hair tutorials. Thanks.
I really struggle with hair!
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This is a really fantastic tutorial - not only do you provide colors to use for hair, but you give shapes and styles as well. Very nice!
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Whee! This is amazing, and really, really helpful!
Thanks a ton!
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This is great!
I've been having huge problems trying to colour blonde hair, either too yellow or comes out looking brown instead 
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Your tutorial came in handy when I was working on this:
[link]
Thank you.
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Jeez, I'm sooo happy you did this. The color pallete is exactly what I was missing. No one explained it! Thanks sooo much! I kept using raw colors.
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Featured both parts in my journal!
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It was a very interesting reading. Thanks for sharing!
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Glad you thought so; thank you for commenting!
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This is an awesome tutorial, so helpful, esp. b/c I can't cg hair to save my life! lol
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Just keep at it, I'm sure you'll get it.
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My natural hair is really really black 
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I bet it looks gorgeous!
When I say unnatural black - on recollection I should have put this in the tutorial (I'll perhaps go back and revise it) - I generally mean a sort of black that doesn't suit one's skintone. More people could get away with the brown-tinted than the blue-tinted black if they dyed their hair, but if you naturally have a blueish or purplish tint, I imagine it looks great.
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Wow, that bit about the colours with the "real life examples" is great. Very useful work, thank you!
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I LOVE the colour palette. Now all I have to do is open up my photoshop and put them all in my swatches, but I'm too lazy to do that at the moment
Still, great tutorial!
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Nice tutorial
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Your the best!! thanks for the tutorial! it realy helps, iwould mary u if u were a guy!
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I liked your first tutorial but, I think this one might be even more useful for me. The bottom part of this tutorial touches hairstyles and such; that is my biggest gripe with making hair.
Nice work!
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i have to thank you again. i've been using these colors a lot! maybe ill do one good anough to post. 
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Thanks a lot Its very nice tutorial especially for beginners like me.
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Dawh hun! x3 
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wow, great tutorial!! i am thinking about investing in getting a tablet and this gets me excited thinking about getting it XD great work!
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I definitely think that tablets are worth the money - they make digital work feel so much more traditional.
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Wonderful! I absolutely love it. I wish I had a graphics tablet!!! *sniff sniff* I have been trying to practice with your other tutorial with my touchpad and a finger, and I am just not getting it yet. The closest I have come was the Deviant ID I did... Not such a pretty thing, but it fit - I'm not such a pretty thing either. HAHA
I know you can't spend all your time making tutorial, but you are very talented at doing it. Your conversational tone is easy to read and follow and your illustrations are clear and very understandable. Thank you for producing this one so quickly. I never dreamed you would be able to spit one out so fast! I certainly couldn't have.
I am most impressed and bow to your apparent omnipotency! You are my hero!
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I bet it's quite difficult to manage on a touchpad. But don't put yourself down about it
I really enjoy making tutorials - and I take it as a serious compliment that you approve of my conversational tone. I do plan to make more.
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Thank you for your overly generous compliment about my DeviantID. If you click on the image to download it, you will see it is not so good. Small it looks better than actual size.
Well, it is really neat seeing someone share their techniques rather than be so tightlipped to make it look like it is some secret recipe and if they shared it all the strength would leave their body like Sampson having his hair cut by Delilah (that is the closest comparison I can think of on short notice).
I look forward to seeing many more tutorials. Thanks again.
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