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Published: 2014-07-26 17:00:01 +0000 UTC; Views: 74547; Favourites: 4229; Downloads: 0
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Here's a walkthrough of my Advanced sketch style.Finished picture:
You can find more arts of this style by me in this folder .Β
I hope this helps, and have fun experimenting with the style~ C:
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Aww I was amazed when I found out you had made a tutorial!! 
Everytime I can I watch your livestreams and most of the things I've learned have been thanks to you. This tutorial is really Β helpful since in your livestreams is difficult to know all the details and is normal to miss things.. so I will be following your steps next time I draw 
Thank you for this and I'll be looking forward to more of your teachings haha. You're an amazing artist and an inspiration to meΒ Β
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This is awesome! I don't really draw but this is definitely going to help people.
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This helps so much. I'll be sending you a shout out soon ^^
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thank you. I think this is waaay too advanced for me so I'm saving it for future use.
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wow you're really nice to do steps for people who are trying to learn how do it themselves and its a help to me as well since i'm still new at doing digital art. Β
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Β Muchisimas gracias Β podre hacer mis dibujo TwT
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Finally!!!! Yaaaaaaay! Thanks so much. ; w ;
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When I get a tablet and a art progarm this will help me very much! thankies!
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This might seem like a stupid question, but how do you do the sparklies? mine always look bad.
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I use a sparkle brush in Photoshop. Of course I don't just dap the brush on. I vary the size, use more than 1 layer and erase here and there to make it looks more natural.Β
You can look up sparkle brushs on the internet/deviantart. There are many of them.
I hope this helps.
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I have a question, after I apply the select tool and then invert it, when I fill it with any type of color all the outlines are covered by said color, even when I adjust the luminescence. Any help would be much appreciated.
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Have you made a Color folder-layer below the Lineart layer and work on that layer? I'm quite sure if you follow the instruction carefully, that wouldn't happen.
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oh sorry for the late reply, got it already
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Thank you for making this!
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thank you so much for this! i've been looking for a tutorial like this for several weeks now
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this is great! I'll definitely be using some of this next time I use PTSAI
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Oh my gosh THANK YOU!!!! This tutorial is one of the most useful on deviantART in my opinion.
Your work is so beautiful as usual!Β
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You have no idea how helpful this is thank youΒ Β
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Wow, thank you very much! This is very detailed and nice, gonna try this out next time I draw!! 8D
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It looks kind of glossy, like everything responds to light in a similar fashion to metal.
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Yep, I agree with that
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incredible!! this is super-mega-ultra-hiper-useful!! thank you so much!!!
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Oh my gosh thank you very much!! I was looking for grayscale to color tutorial but I don't really understand most of them, but I think I grasp the concept a little when I read your tutorial. Gonna try it soon!
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THANK YOU SO SO SO SO SO SO SO SO SO MUCH FOR THIS. Words cannot describe how appreciative I am for this.Β Β
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I still can't believe you call these sketches. They're amazing. Thank you for the tutorial, I need so much improvement. ;-;. All your artwork that I have seen is just lovely.
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Thanks! This helps a lot! Look, i even tried it myself! *shows you a horrifically bad drawing of what should be a guy with a gun but is a clustercrouton of scribbles and torn paper*
Isn't it beautiful?
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Very helpful walkthrough.
Thank you for taking your time to make this. ^^
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You're my hero for this. x.x
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Β i can't find the layer clip option in step 3 
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The 1st steps can actually be done in Photoshop as well. I just don't use Photoshop because the tools in SAI helps making the lines and blending smoother.
However, your question actually is answered in this tutorial - Step 4: To make a clipping layer in PS, simply right click on it and choose Create a Clipping Mask.Β
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at least there is hope for me
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That part's still in Sai. The jump to photoshop isn't until further on.
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ohh ok i dont have Sai 
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The layer clip option for SAI has an equivalent in Photoshop CS3. [This will help you a lot
1. Find your "Shading Layer" and place it above your "Base." Now hold Alt + left click the dividing line above your "Base" folder. (There should be some strange arrow pointing down to your "Base" layer.) Now you have a Clipping Mask.
2. If that doesn't work right click your shading layer then find and click clipping mask.
If none of the above work - you should look up clipping mask tutorials for your version of Photoshop. I'm pretty sure that's available on CS3.
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