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Skin Tutorial
Published: 2008-07-07 21:33:12 +0000 UTC; Views: 521952; Favourites: 23522; Downloads: 17160
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Skin is fascinating, this is not a skin tones tutorial but more of a skin optics kinda thing. Btw I never went to art school or whatever, so erm, this is not the absolute word on the topic, just a collection of thoughts.For info about what brushes I use check out the Blending Tutorial:[link]
I'm using Photoshop CS2 and Wacom Intuos 2 for this.
Edit: apologies to those of you who are freaked out by the little skin balls, hahahahaha, sorry really
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XDD I laughed. and after that, I thought ow at the bruised one. e_e
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This is very helpful thank you... I love your little skin balls XD
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This tutorial is very helpful but kinda creepy... balls of skin...?
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it could be cut outs with torn flesh or showing bloody under layers and a drippy background
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True, true... doesn't change the fact that it's still a great tutorial, though
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thank you for making this, it will come in handy when i next try to color something!
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This tutorial helped me ten times more than any other skin tutorial I have ever used from here. Thank you!
--And on a side note, I liked the little skin circles. It made it easier for me to do it myself while reading through the tutorial. ((I also really appreciated how you kept the little color swatches that you used to the side so that they were easy to get!)) On a whole: Thank you!
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this was extremely helpful thank you for going through the trouble of making it^^
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thanks a lot for this tutorial. very instructive.
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Hey did you know that the website www.acidlullaby.net leads to a gas digestive website? Just thought i should let you know lol. Or was that on purpose? 8l
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this is very clear and well explained, thank you very much!
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This tutorial is very helpful, thank you so much for making it!
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Hey, real helpful.. Don't remember If I thanked u before, but yeah, thanks!
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Really nice work. I'm gonna fave this and learn from it.
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Omg this is AMAZING!!! Thank you so much for this tutorial!!!
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OMFG THIS TUTORIAL IS THE SHIT >,< i will use this
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Just because you've never been to art school- that doesn't mean you don't know what you're talking about. Much of art is talent and observational ability- don't let any art 'student' or art 'professional' tell you otherwise. Your work and thoughts on the subject are fantastic and noone can shoot you down on that.
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He's right. Art School doesn't make you're drawing better, but it opens up you're imagination, creativity, and most importantly, you're inner potential.
But I don't go either.
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Wow! Splendid tutorial!
I was always a little uncertain how to colour in skin to make it look more textured and lively.
Thanks for creating this! It's very helpful!
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Yay! your tutorials are wonderful, I'm going through them all right now and they're sooooo much help >_< thanks for making them!!!
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Oh, very nice. I always assumed that shadows were universally more saturated that lighter areas. I'm still learning, so this helps a lot.
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I Favorited this a while ago, but didn't comment. I was just looking through my tuts to try and practice skin and this is really amazing. Fantastic job.
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Hi
It looks really cool and realistic
I will use this in a new project on the
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A good tutorial! I found it really helpful. Thank you!
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