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EvanStanley β GOTF Coloring Tutorial
Published: 2009-02-11 02:39:20 +0000 UTC; Views: 36045; Favourites: 537; Downloads: 317
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Well, there ya go. That's how I do it.If you use this tutorial I'd like to see the results, please!
There's no tricks to shading-- you just need to practice it, and observe the way light interacts with objects in real life. There's no other way to do it, simple as that.
One thing I forgot to mention is that I have a tablet. That helps me with photoshop a lot.
The page I used as an example is GOTF issue 6, page 4, I think...
Feel free to ask me for clarification, if you need it. I'm happy to help.
Hope this helps!
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thats real cool, thanks for making this
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the side effects are a big "whoop" i got half that stuff reading it... is this bad...
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I'll have to try this, thanks for the tutorial. The side effects made me crack up
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Sure it is-- in fact, I'll work much better. You'll have way more options.
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I haven't seen much of an airbrush option in it, is why i ask.
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cool alot of work but way werth it this should help me with my art thanks for letting usd know how you do your wounderful art. Sorry about spelling
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Finally there is some purpose for my Adobe Photoshop! Thanks...*reads side effects
*...sort of.
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This is a fantastic insight into how you do your thang! Easy to follow too! Thanks for the time and effort ^__^
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oh thank GOD! a colouring tutorial i can actually follow! (all the others have usually just mentioned which tools to use but not how to use them)
and LOL at the side effects
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Hi there
Really cool lil info on how u colour ^^ Great job
Euan
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THANK YOU! *cough* I suffer from fan girl spasms too. Iβll have to try this out, although the air brush tool still baffles me. My sister and I have Photoshop Elements 2.0 and the settings basically look the same as yours. Itβs just the air brush tool . . . maybe the settings are off, Iβm not sure. Anyway, thank you and let the insanity continue.
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Wao,it's a really great Exp,thanks very much ^^!!
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Finally! *is so going to use this laturz*
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wow, thats so great, and i will be going over it and over so ill fav this 
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Nice tutorial! Very useful, thx n__n
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really nice tutorial...someday i will beat my lazzyness & try copying your style X3
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must start practicing this! I've loved your coloring for awhile and always wondered how you did it! Thanks for posting this!
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Wow thanks! (I'll pay you tommorow...) [for the help]
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Wow this might actually be useful.
Well the first 4 steps anyway. Over shinyness is not necessary for the shading I want to do
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Ohhh, I have Photoshop 6.0 and everyone seems to have CS or higher. XD Nice tutorial, I didn't realize you your Sonic characters necks until now. o.o
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LOL at the last words there XD
This is really useful
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you think this would help me in gimp.
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were's the bucket icon in photoshop??
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and is it the same thing for adove photoshop CS3?
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It should be, but I've never used that program much. Just look through the icons in the tool bar and right-click on everything 'till you find the paint bucket. It's there somewhere...
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thanies, i'll look for it now
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"It'll be a date to DIIEEEE for"
I already do the quoting part of the side effects.
Thanks for the tutorial! I'll make sure to try and add it in to my work!
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wow you have to go through a lot, but it's worth it in the end
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