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Published: 2013-08-24 21:09:46 +0000 UTC; Views: 165203; Favourites: 7411; Downloads: 1869
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I don't usually do tutorials, but I found this fire with its layers still existing that I had done maybe over a year ago and thought why not to make a tutorial out of it. x) Hope it helps someone.
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Throughout my life, I have only used this one fire tutorial. Every time, I would just come back and this would help immensely.Β
This is really great. Thank you.
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In Medi|Bang Paint Pro, the layer thing does not have the Luminosity mode...
What am I going to use as a layer mode now?
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You can use screen.
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Oh
why didn't I think of that omg
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Lol, happy to help you xD
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Huh. May want to try this at some point. Thanks!
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thank you sooooooo much this worked wonders for me! i've never been able to draw fire before!
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thank you so much! i really needed this!
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aaa I used this for here:Β fav.me/dacsmoj
It helped me a lot ^^ Thanks for this helpful Tutorial
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I have a question: why Luminosity mode turns the color white and not yellow?
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Your density/opacity of it is probably too high I'm guessing.
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Ok, I'll see if lowering the opacity of the layer works. Thanks.
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Hi! I used this tutorial for this piece of art:
alizesart.deviantart.com/art/Tβ¦
Thanks!
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Awesome! Thank youΒ Β
Used here:Β onyxartstudios.deviantart.com/β¦
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Used as reference here fairycons.deviantart.com/art/C⦠, Thanks you for the tutorial! ^^
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Simple, yet very effective. Love this tutorial!
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Thank you so much for making this! I used it here ==>Β fav.me/d9os8kq
I'll definitely be using this for more pictures in the future
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I have been frequently using this tutorial and I love it. Thank you so very much for making it. I always love how the flames come out. Here is an example of where I used itΒ www.weasyl.com/submission/1181β¦
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What if I want to make different colours of flames?
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still works. 
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Used here: frozen-tiger.deviantart.com/arβ¦
Thank you, a lot, for this tutorial. It helped me so much with the flames
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Can you explain step 2 further? I'm not able to use the eraser to make the edges look like that. It just ends up looking like eraser marks and blotches. Like it's just a blob. I'm sorry but this makes no sense to me
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I can't explain it better than that. Try a lower opacity and you need to move your mouse around a bit instead of just clicking a hole into it. It takes a bit of practice I guess and I don't do it well every time even myself
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Okay I'll definitely keep practicing. THank you so much for this tutorial, it is very simple and I appreciate your hard work!
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Hey, I tried your tutorial: glayve.deviantart.com/art/Blakβ¦
Thanks a lot for sharing it
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wow awesome thank you so much!!
one question though that you may or may not know the answer to:
what if the program i use doesn't have a luminosity mode...?
could you maybe tell me what it does so i can use a similar mode?
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Sai is all I've used so I can't say anything to that
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ah, i see, okay!
this tutorial is still very helpful for me thanks a bunch!
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This is going to be really useful to meΒ Β
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Thank you very much this will help me a lot with a character I am working on. Β Edit: Omg thank you again the flames came out great. I had to use glow instead of lume, which is weird to find my program doesn't have that lol. But hey the glow worked just fine. Thanks again.Β
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This helped me make my friend a birthday gift!!
Thank you so much!!
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Guuy, thank you so much for this tutorial ^_^ It's very easy c:
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What do you mean by density? Opacity? Flow?
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Density is how hard or soft the brush stroke will appear on-screen. Opacity is how light or dark the brush stroke will be. Not sure about flow.
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The brush's opacity I guess if that makes sense? I'm not sure how it is in other programs than SAI.
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