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Published: 2009-04-27 21:42:54 +0000 UTC; Views: 11618; Favourites: 316; Downloads: 162
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Tools! Photoshop 7 and a Wacom tablet.It hurts a bit to call this a "tutorial" because the way I draw is kind of messy and I've seen much better stuff around, so going HAHA I CAN TEACH YOU STUFFS" seems a bit pretentious -- seriously, go look at 's tutorials , they're much more clear and detailed and they have better tricks. But, someone asked about the method I personally use, so, here it is.
Finished pic: [link]
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just wondered~ (the language in your PS is french, that's why)
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omgosh rofl your tutorial is funny
Shine Sakuboobs Shine
I fell out of my chair!!!!
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I used your tutorial to try a pic of Kiba. =] [link]
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I'm glad you found it useful. ^_^
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Oh yes. VERY useful and very informative. =]
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this is very good and useful, though I'm on photoshop CS4 Dx, not sure if the things will be effective :/ but I'll try this because everytime I photoshop draw it takes hours DX :'( lol
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Ah, it takes me hours too. XD;; I think that's pretty unavoidable.
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awwww DX lol, I spent almost 7 hours doing a colouring of one of my characters lol, and it's still not done xD lol
Oh well, I'll finish it up next time I can be bothered lol, but now time to try this tutorial on one of my sketches
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Je savais bien que y'avait des gens qui colorisaient sans faire trois tonnes de calques bizarres aux propriΓ©tΓ©s douteuses.
J'admire vraiment le passage du croquis au lineart u_u .
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Fantastic! Though I don't have photoshop, so I'll have to adapt your words of wisdom...still, it's really useful to see the order in which you do things.
Do you plan to do more tutorials? If so, please, please, pleeeeease do one of your sketching style - it's really unique and I love it!
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Oh man, my sketching style is really whatever goes. I've internalized it so much I don't think I could still break it up into steps. .___.;; Also it's a lot less polished than the coloring -- coloring is just technique, but sketching is mostly about inspiration, and that's a lot harder to control. A good two thirds of the sketches I start end up trashed.
I'm glad you liked the tutorial. ^__^
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Your tutorial is so the helpfulest one I've seen so far!
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you haven't seen a lot then XD glad you think so anyway ^__^
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I have! :]
You're welcome!
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Ooh, it turned out great. Very inspirational 
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Do you use Col-Erase pencils? Is that why it's blue?
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No, it's computer drawn from scratch. I use blue because if I used gray it would mix with the black lineart and I wouldn't know where I'm at, and other colors tend to make me squint too much when i'm trying to be precise with the inking.
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Oooh, I need to try to learn more about using a tablet.
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UBERSEME!!!!! *_* YUSH! -Must now use that word at least once a day-
Sierra Mist is UBERSEME to Sprite!
Black is UBERSEME to brown!
Naruto is UBERSEME to Sasuke! XD
Thank you for the tutorial, I got pretty much everything you were saying, but I don't have a tablet. -sweatdrop- Yes, everything is done by mouse, and on Paint Shop Pro 9 rather than Photoshop.
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very nice it was helpful but I use GIMP, it's like a free version of photoshop...
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Youre amazing ;_;
I have been inspired by you once again to keep drawing, and keep trying till the coloring comes out good.
Looking around here at how ppl can color so well is discouraging to me personalty, cuz I think I'll never be that good, so why even try T_T but this has given me a spark of hope that maybe one day I'll get it! *sigh* just gotta keep going.
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Ce que je préfère dans ce tutorial, c'est que Photoshop est en français => je vois mieux à quoi ça correspond chez moi
Merci !
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I don't know how to use the layer tool...(I'm just so not computer-savy).
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Although I have and probably will never use photoshop (I can't even draw stick-ppl for crying out loud) your commentaries were soooo fun to read
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Thank you for the tips, they'll prove to be very useful.
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If someone already commented and told you sorry for retelling you, but the checkerboard box you click is called "lock transparency button."
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Mmmmmm tutorial.
And oh jeebus yes, the transparency lock. That thing is a godsend. D: (It's incredibly useful for if you totally bugger up shading, too, or dislike the color scheme and want to try a different one, because you can just "fill" the layer with the base color and start over.)
The doubled skintone looks like it's set on what the English version of PS calls "Multiply." Where white goes 0% opaque when you set it there, black stays 100% opaque and everything else is varying levels of opacity? One of my favorite modes for tweaking things.
And YAY HAIR. Your method for that is strange and new to me; I may have to give it a whirl.
I have to ask: what brush/size/pressure/blah do you use to ink? I have SUCH trouble getting smooth ink lines out of Photoshop.
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I don't have a clue about anything on the english version! *pets french version* but yes, sounds like multiply. >.>;;;
I have about a dozen methods for hair. One of them involves actually drawing individual hairs. hahaha o self wtf. XD;;
As for the brush pressure and whatnot, I have no clue? Brush sizes I change very often depending on what I'm coloring at the time. Little hairs are often done with 3 or even 1 diameter. I was doing lineart with 3 too but now i'm better used to the pressure thingie i'm going up to 5 and even 9 for a brush-ink kind of feel. Pressure... I have no clue. The secret is to move your hand somewhat fast, because when you slow down it's guaranteed to go zigzaggy. But then it gets difficult to aim, argh.
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Pretty cool! I liked your panel about coloring hair the most (it's my weakness, I can never get it to look right). I used amaretti's tutorial for my first coloring, it's a great tutorial.
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Hair is really hard to get right at first. You've got to have a sense of how the hair locks move and where it shines in the light and everything, blargh. DX
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This is a really really awesome tutorial. I have not problem following this.... I managed to grasp an idea.
Thanks!
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Wow. I liked it. I had a hard time following but I liked it.
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XD;;; *is naturally confusing* My bad? Thanks for the comment^^
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Same here.
No problem. I have a hard time learning things anyways.
Your welcome.
I feel like I really got to feel you personality while reading it. I thought you might be a stereotypical German, you know, big and scary, but I see that you might not be.
Sorry for the maybe insult.
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Seeing as I'm French and exactly five foot tall... Nah, noit scary at all. I do like to rant a lot but it's just to blow off steam and then it's all forgotten.
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Hey, five feet is tall for me!
I can see clearly now the rain has gone. Now I think I can be less scared!
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Neat
I think the funny colour-locking thing is called transparency lock? Or something like that.
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