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GENZOMAN — Quick Tutorial 1: Basic render
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A quick tutorial done in 5 minutes for a friend (5 on the draw paint, 5 on the the writing
)/ Music: Black coffee - Cowboy bebop OST [link]
Just 4 steps, to render in B&W using just 1 layer. I hope this could be of a little help
I gonna shot some more basic tutorials in the future, in few quick steps.
download for big size tutorial
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Version en español
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1.-Sktech Rapido
2.-Añadir luces, el color blanco no esta admitido en esta parte del proceso
3.- añadir texturas, puedes hacerlo con brushes o con una textura en un layer con modo overlay o multiply. Unificar y suavizar los brochazos
4.-Seleccionar el area y añadir sombras con el airbrush, despues añadir fuentes de luces y voila
, darle un ligero bump con dodge a las areas iluminadas.
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This tutorial was key for me finally getting to grips with this more realistic colouring style for my latest work 'LLAMAGEDDON'. Before now all I could manage if I tried smoothing out colours was smudgy looking cell-shading. This combined with gradient maps and I finally nailed it. Many thanks GENZOMAN, keep up the great work. I do enjoy every time you release a new piece.
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I get a little lost with the adding texture (frame 3) and the transition from frame 3 to 4. How would you add the texture and smoothen the edges?
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Lol that one arm is better than anything ive done. I really want to learn your style of such crisp and smooth digital painting.
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That looks awesome for 5 minutes! Looks like your process works out very well.
Could you elaborate on step 3 any more? I'm not entirely clear on what you mean by, "a brush or a texture in overlay/multiply layer mode".
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Really cool, mate. Really! I was actually thinking of starting some silly, basic projects in order to get the hang of my Bamboo (using it atm just to get rid of the mouse experience and help me get a more natural control of it, before I actually start drawing images). Got tired of being a code writer for a living, need to expand my expertise field.
Thanks!
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Eres un genio para transformar las cosas simples
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Muchísimas gracias por el aporte Genzo. Mañana mismo lo pruebo ^^
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thankyou,i download it and study this tutorial.
it's useful!
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Would you mind specifying brush settings for the shadows and highlights? Like what opacity percentage, flow percentage, type of brush?
Thanks
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And I was stupid enough in drawing the initial sketch and think I could do the rest WITHOUT a digital program
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colapsé con la parte "bump" y "dodge"
pero está genial
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well the disccusion about wet rubber seems very interesting. i hope you will show some deeper inishgts of your work to learn from
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how do we add light sources? and what is 'bump' with dodge?
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This may sound like a really random question but what is the name of the font that you used for the steps/ instructions? I'm very curious to know as I have seen it used in various comic books and mangas.
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Fantastic little tutorial it helped me alot, thanks
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Awesome! just one question.. i might seem like an idiot but what do you mean by "Bump" with the dodge tool? xD
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I will definately be using this tutoprial in the near future
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Very nice tutorial, I kind of wish for more in depth, but this is pretty good. Bien hecho.
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que genial
lo haces parecer tan facil,aver si lo intento XD
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Thank you very much! That Tutorial helps me a lot. ^-^
Please make some more. *___*
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You hear that? You hear that sound? Thats the sound of my mind being blown.
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Awesome, thanks. Quick question, do you usually start greyscale and then add color?
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you make it look easier than it is
well, gotta put this to practice... time to stop trying to do more than sketching and lineart in SAI, and use a more versatile tool.
Thanks for this small tutorial.
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BUMP ... for great justice!
voy a pintar como genzooo, sólo me falta estar desnudo.
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Gracias por el tutorial
Buscare ponerlo en practica
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you can lift some tones using the dodge tool on your tool bar
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Oh... thanks for the tip. I never thought to put much use of my burn and dodge tools.
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Nice tut..you think you could do more in the future?maybe even more newbie fiendly?
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ahah que curioso que siempre al probar nuevas formas de pintar tmb dibuje un brazo musculoso, xD se agradece la referencia, salu2
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Seria genial tenerlos en español tambien para los lentos como yo
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en la descripcion esta en español
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lo decia por las opciones yo simpre use el photoshop en español y hay cosas que las desconosco en ingles por ejemplo overlay.....igual es cuestion de probar y salio paresido
Igual gracias por responder y disculpa las molestias
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What are the advantages of starting from the dark and light tones to create than the opposite?
I ask because I seem to see on deviantart that most of the authors of tutorials first create the shades of the base and then add the shadows.
how do you think?
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well, in the basic, all is dark. when you turn on the lights on a room, the light give shape to the objects.
in the same way, is more easy give light to the shadows than give shadows to the light (a white canvas)
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I've never thought about it that way. Very good. I will try that sometime. Brilliant, sir.
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