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Published: 2013-04-01 08:42:24 +0000 UTC; Views: 231459; Favourites: 3250; Downloads: 10418
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As so many people asked, I just want to share my brushes with you, and step tutorials of some of my old works, hope you like it!Some of the brushes are collected from other CG artists, and some of them are made by my own. They can be downloaded here: [link]
The works in the turorial:
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Thanks a lot, it's really worth a good art class and push to analyze, think and try to take inspiration from your advancements.
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If you press F5 then click download it works
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yech im sad to, i was looking forward to learn or see something new...
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this is awesome I like this art Great job -have a nice day
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Can somebody help me? When I try to load the brushes into photoshop it says, "Could not load the file because the file name was not valid." Β
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I wonder, which brush do you use for skin? Or from which artists did you collect the brushes? 
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Soooo I just need to sell my soul to a demon?
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yes. i'll gladly take it off your hands. >
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Will these brushes work in Gimp or MediBang Paint Pro? Or just in Photoshop?
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I can only dream one day I can even attempt to do this kind of thing, but i'm stuck in my own art style and I can't get out
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What program did you use to paint these amazing art pieces if you don't mind me asking ?Β
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The post just mentions CG, did you find out what software they use? I've heard of GIMP, firealpaca, and found Krita and Inkscape today. Adobe photoshop CS6 is common but from my understanding you pay monthly for it.
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I also wanted to know :s wlop Β
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I would definitely try your technic, it looks awesome!
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