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Published: 2007-11-07 15:43:04 +0000 UTC; Views: 17733; Favourites: 619; Downloads: 488
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if you have any questions i will gladly answer
and the line art is here. [link] i'm not really good at these, but its how i do it kinda LOL
i use photoshop CS but you should be able to do and use these tools in most photoshop programs
also see the photo here [link]
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My god! Thats wonderful! Thank you so much for this!
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Excellent!! I'm still wandering back and forth between paper and digital, and my digital coloring is very slow. This is very helpful. Also is pretty much how I work on paper, except without an Undo command.
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LOL it would be so cool if there was an undo in traditional! i still love drawing in pencil, its the best way to relax!
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Pencil and paper is very Zen and tranquil (well, if my cat doesn't decide to sit on the drawing).
Maybe a kneadable eraser is our 'undo' function?
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Wow, I dont think I will both trying..
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WOW! What programme is that for?
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Lovely tutorial. I want to give your style a shot. :]
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Really useful tutorial! I will have to try it someday
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interesting! I like to see these kinds of things. I still can't paint with the PS airbrush though. It hates me XD
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LOL! i could never paint with it, always used to use one of the standard tools (the one i use to make line art now) and found it so tedious because line thickness always changed, and the colours where always to rich, if you know what i mean? airbrush for me is the perfect for colouring because of the way its opacity works! its also a cool cloud making tool
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eek... I'll stick to painter 
(but I do find it invaluable for other things eg effects, tones, colouration etc... the brush modes basically. Also the hue/sat, brightness/contrast and all the photo effects, obv.)
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Indeed, its also pretty cool for making your own brushes
I'm trying to save up for painter X i see the price has really come down here, its now cheaper than photoshop.
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really? wow. hmm... What kind of price is it anyway? I need an xmas present 
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well its around R2800 in the one shop by me. I think thats β€200 on the dot
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very nice, am absolutely going to try this out!
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Oh, man! You are a LIFE SAVER!!! I've been looking and looking for a realistic-ish horse coloring tutorial that was simple enough for my tiny brain to comprehend and now I found it!!! 
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thank you! lots of cool tutorials up there! thanks for adding mine!
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No problem.
BTW, if you know of any other good tutorials which I haven't listed in the wiki yet, feel free to add them - I've set permissions so that anyone can edit it.
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thats the method i use. Cept i suck at it a whole lot more than you
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This is a fantastic tutorial! I want to give this a try now
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Awesome, no I've got just a nother technic to try
But where can i find the wet sponge? Can't find it in my brush tool thingie.. or did you downloaded it somewhere?
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the wet sponge brush comes standard with the photoshop program, it might depend on what version you're running with, i think photoshop 6 doesnt have that brush. otherwise it should be towards the bottom of the standard brush list
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Yes, got it.. it was in my Natural Brushes list
I've got PS 7
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useful tutorial. but where's the horsie's tail? XD
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Nice tutorial! I love seeing other people's techniques.
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