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Vetrina-271 — Shading Tutorial for Paint.NET
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Published: 2008-03-15 21:48:16 +0000 UTC; Views: 29650; Favourites: 256; Downloads: 412
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A shading tutorial I decided to do for Paint.NETAngel (c) Disney
Template (c) me (in case it wasn't clear in the picture)
EDIT: Change all of the 10-15% to 15-20%. 10-15% is too light
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It doesnt work with me ...
I put the Darker colour, but I go to blur and it vlurs the whole thing ... then I tried selecting the darker colour with the magic wand, and it kinda blurs, but the edges of the stroke are still sharp ....
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Thank you so much for making this tutorial! I had no clue how to shade before. Good ol' gausian blur!
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Awesome! ^^ Thanks for making this tutorial! :3
It really helped :3
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You're welcome! I'm glad it helped you! ^^
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10 or 15 value huh... dang, i've been REALLY screwing up... thanks for the tips!
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Hey, thanks to your tutorial, I've learned to make good. [link] Thanks a lot for helping out.
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You're welcome.
That picture looks very nice!
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Thank you!
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You're welcome!
And I'm glad you're able to use my tutorial ^^
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Omg this'll help a LOT! Thanks for putting this up 
You proved my friend wrong
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I do something close to this, I go over the lines of my scan, then clone the layer and use the cloned layer as shading with Gaussian blur, but then it looks like the character is standing up against a wall, perhaps I'll try this on future projects. A useful tutorial.
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Ah ok. That's a cool way to do it ^^
Thanks
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i've got it already, it took
me some time, but thanks
anyway D
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I'm sorry but i don't get
the first part, maby you
cann explane please.
It's a realy good tutorial
but my englisch is not that
good
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What do you mean by "the first part"?
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Wow. This is a rather useful tutorial! Thanks a mil!
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I did'nt know that blurr thingy can be that useful.. LOL!!This effect is good for those smooth surfaces thingy!! 
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Glad you find it useful!
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Thanks^^this will help me.(I just started using Paint.Net
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oooh...it looks normal if you *blur* it....
i feel dumb now.
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It's simple, but very effective. And the result looks nice too. I'm trying to improve my shading style and am trying to get some ideas on how to do so, and this actually helps me quite abit. Thanks, and nice work!
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Thanks!
And you're welcome!
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When I do gausian blur, it puts this weird white glow around what I blurred. Could be specific on how to blur it correctly? Other than that, the tutorial is great!
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hmm that's odd... it doesn't do that to me
Are you doing something different?
And thanks!
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I magic wand select the section, say her arm, and do the gausion blur, but when I'm done, on the inside outline of her arm, I get this really weird white line. What exactly do you do?
And you're welcome! ^.#
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Well what I do is put the separate shading (darkening, lightening, highlights) on separate layers (none of which contain the picture that you're trying to shade) and when I'm done shading with one layer I gausion blur it to what I want it to be.
Hope that helps
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Oh, duh, now I see what you mean. Thanks!
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This tutorial is AWESOME! 
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This helped SOOOOO much.
Thanks a lot!
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ERum......when I click on effect > blurs > it blurs he whole picture, not a specific area....
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Try shading on a new layer and blurring the layer when your done with it. That's what I do.
Sorry if I wasn't clear =/
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Thanks, that works! You were clear, I'm just new to the program..and...yeah. Thanks!
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You're welcome ^^
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