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Love seeing the progression towards the finished version. Nice work by the way!
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Love the way you did your work, love the focus point and really love the additional details ideas on her armor. Added a Watch on you 
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Last 2 frames, there's blur, and after that a normal picture, with, I think its called chromatic aberration ( but im not sure, if u use it, just looks like it ;d Β ). Could you explain how you do this? Picture is blurred but yet it looks sharp and visible, without tiring eyes. Pleassshhh :3
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I've been trying to figure this out as well! I think you have to go (in PS) to Filter, then Distort, then Lens Correction. There are two sliders under "Chromatic Aberration" on the right-hand side. If you play around with those it should kinda work, lol.
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Hi! Thanks a lot, i tried it and it somehow works, its still not the same, as Zeronis, but it works for now 
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There's also a tutorial for it that I found after I already replied, lol.Β pikishi.deviantart.com/art/Chrβ¦
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Thank you! I have been trying to get that effect but have been only making a copy layers one with R and one with GB but it does not have the same effect as this.
I really appreciate it!
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Lol you're welcome!! I would have no idea what to look for if someone didn't say "chromatic aberration".
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I don't get how the first layer of color was purple then to their other respective colors, but it's so cool!
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I guess the "purple" in the beginning functions like a mask, so that he can start painting the "real" colors on the without having to worry about painting over the edges (changing the alpha).
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wow nice job. also serves as sort of drawing tutorial
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it's a real pleasure to see this character by you !!!
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Awesome. Thanks for sharing the process this is very helpful for learning.
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Very good one! And the process is very interesting...
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i'm soo inlove with this kind of gif! thank you for sharing, and i like a lot how the background is a simple gradient, with some details put there at the end that make it really dynamic
amazing job ^_^
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Interesting, i like to learn from talented artists. Thank you for the GIF ^^
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Amazing, Paul! I love these kinds of progress images. Very inspiring!Β
I'm wondering, what is that second last blur and 3D-red-green-effect? (I dont know how to describe it better, sorry!) It really gives a depth to the picture.Β
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This is freaking awesome - thanks for showing your process!
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