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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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Haha, apuesto que ha mucho gente le servira este tuto, ahora solamente hace falta esperar que nadien comienze a seguir tu mismo estilo de dibujo, pero eso seria muy improbable
Muy buen trabajo
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Great! You should upload more quick tutorials like this one
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imho the anatomy of the arm is a bit off.
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WAAAAA yo quiero ver mas tutoriales! *O*
Que es un bump con dodge? o.o
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dodge es una herramienta que en algunos casos se llama sobrexponer, parece como una paleta/chupete de color negro en la barra de herramientas, colocas la opcion hghklights y cuando la pasas sobre algo "quema" el color
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Oh, si ya se! Muchisimas gracias Genzo!
Siempre atento! ^^
Ojala vea algun tuto mas
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nice. too bad you didn't add more to this image.
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I response to your description, I must say: "How do I shot web?"
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keep posting such tutorials... u rock man! 
waiting for the next one!
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mhmmm interesting
I'm taking notes
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Even with the behind the scens tour, your methods are still extremely impressive.
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por el estilo que manejo pues no le va muy bien pero coloreare uno de este modo a ver que sale, yo te aviso sale? xD
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Hiciste este tutorial para un amigo, pero por lo pronto 14mil de nosotros ya estamos aprendiendo como hacer un dibjo como este
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really helpful dude..
i'm an abid fan... hope to reach your status within 3 years...
keep em coming idol
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Thank you for sharing this. I look forward to more tutorials from you.
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Sir Genzoman, I see you must have practiced drawing muscles for like decades eh? It looks like second nature when you quickly sculpt the arm out. XD
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Cool. A series of these would be cool for Sketch Magazine, quick and informative!
lmk,
Bill
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haha, we watch a few of the same people & you're always talking about sketch magazine. what is it?
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Sketch Magazine is a magazine about creating comics, from beginning to end. And I'm the editor and always on the lookout for cool things to include that might entertain and inform our readers.
[link]
Bill
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i'll check it out! and thanks for the watch.
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Cool! And you're welcome.
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Very helpful! Can't believe you can do all of that in five minutes though!
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This is really amazing.
I was wondering, have you studied
muscles in the human body as from
what I see here, you know exactly
what your doing.
And with the textures, in this image,
did you use a texture or a brush?
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crei que nunca harias un tuto, gracias es muy util!
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Pretty cool quick instructions.
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Thanks for breaking it down like this. People get so caught up in getting every little detail down first that they fail to see the larger, more basic light and shadow masses.
And then your airbrush/texturing technique on top of that is interesting.
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exelente compadre, supongo que se bienen más.
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sip, voy a intenter subir uno cada semana o cada dos para ir intercalando
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Needs more video. Cus I'm a noob.
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Ok, as amazing and beautiful as that arm trned out- I couldn't follow what happened between panels 3 and 4. Can you make a tutorial with more detailed transitions? I know it would be time consuming, but it would be helpful for program- challenged people
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