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Published: 2012-03-29 16:03:15 +0000 UTC; Views: 522632; Favourites: 22525; Downloads: 14837
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Here's the promised speedpainting tutorial!
I'm sorry it's so big, but I honestly suck at Flash and this is the best I could do. I hope that you'll find it helpful!
you'll find all of the brushes I use here: [link]
And here you can find a selection of other quality brushes: [link] and tutorials: [link]
Photos I used as reference for the painting in the tutorial: [link] [link]
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Very well made tutorial, always nice to see people showing the process.
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<3 Thank you for sharing this!...Β it's very useful!
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Wow, thank you very much for sharing this!!!
I've wanted to dig into digital landscape art for a long time but didn't know how to start.
Thanks to you I'll give it a try, starting today!
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this is honestly really kewl. you should do more of these, maybe do a sci-fi setting or industrial cityscape? maybe a spacescape? this tutorial is the best i've found.
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Which brush did you use in the beginning? I can't find any brush with the same texture as the brush you used in the first part. Someone please tell me.
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Brilliant! I love to see tutorials like this, really breaking down the process.
It's easy to become discouraged, I know I always see spectacular backgrounds from other people and feel put down by them.
I will likely use this tutorial multiple times, thanks for creating this!
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I LOVE YOU!! I've always wondered how people paint so good, but now at least I have some tips to start. Again, Thank you!
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This was amazing! You used a drawing tablet right?
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Thank you so much for this tutorial, it was really helpful! 
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Thanks so much for taking the time to make this excellent and inspirational speed-painting tutorial! I can't wait to put it to further practice!
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Yay! This is the most helpful landscape speedpainting tutorial I have ever had the pleasure to watch (and I've seen a good many). Thank you so much for this!
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Amazing! I think I may actually be able to do this - I used to think it was so hard!
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This is incredible and seems to be a very good starting point for newbies such as myself. I've got a good grasp of PS but haven't played that much with various brush presets. Amazing tutorial, bookmarked for sure!
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I know you gave the link to the brush you used but it's not in the "lazy brush set". I know people say, to use your own brushes but i'm clueless on which brush to use.
Which brush did you use in tutorial, at the first step?
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This is absolutely amazing! 
How long have you been "painting" for?
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Awesome. Thanks. It was very helpful
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Wow this is a great way to show the process of speed painting. Great work.
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Fantastic tutorial! It always helps me to see the workflow and processes other people use. Thank you!
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You are a natural born teacher. Thank you so much for doing this and I want to be greedy and ask for tutorials for other things! <3
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Really useful video. Please view what you helped me create here if your interested.Β mattingram.deviantart.com/art/β¦
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I always wondered how speed painting was done. Next time I get out my tablet now I know what to do. 
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I have a question. When you copied the original image to create a reflection in the pond.... how did you delete the area's of that image when you were finished without deleting the part in the pond?
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It was just erased.
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Thank you so much for this! Β I've been looking all over for help as a beginning speedpainter, and have been getting a lot of: "There are no rules! Β Just paint!" Β I loved this tutorial, start-to-finish and, although I was already using many of the techniques, it was great to have the affirmation that I'm on the right track. Β Now, I have a bunch more techniques I can use to build on top of it. Thanks again!
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thank you again i faved this years ago
i finally followed it and made a painting.gotta work harder..
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Thank you so much! One of the best tutorials evaaaaah! Love how you concluded the general ideas.
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AWesome stuff! Thanks a bunch!
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This is amazing. Thank you so much for the tutorial, it gave me a lot of hints no how to draw better; keep up the good work!
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i've always wanted to learn this stuff this is amazing
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what do you mean 21 minutes D:< that's amazing, thank you for sharing!Β
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You say that for the most part, you sketched for 20-30 minutes a day. In the beginning did you get as much done? What I mean is, were you able to apply the same level of detail in the beginning that you do in this piece, within the same time frame, or did that take time and practice to develop?Β
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Thank you for the cool tutorial, it's really helpful and interesting!
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This is super helpful, thank you!
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most awesome tutorial ever
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I dont know if you're aware of this but the key commando for color balancer is ctrl+b.
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what brushes are they? i have lazy brush, but i cant tell which ones you used, you can say the numbers
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they look like default brushes just look threw them you might find them
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