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Published: 2015-06-04 21:39:07 +0000 UTC; Views: 4082; Favourites: 223; Downloads: 0
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i melted a bit
beautiful body she has
also i want that sword
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Yeah, I wouldn't mind having a sword like that
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Wow, this is good! And you did this on sketchbook mobile? Do you have any speed paintings or tutorials? Because I can't seem to find any professional work like yours for sketchbook mobile to look for for help lol
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Ah, sorry but this one was only half sketchbook mobile - finished off in photoshop
It's totally doable in sb mobile but takes much longer (for me) because of the low number of layers you can use.
I don't know of any tutorials but my advice is do a sketch on one layer, a rough plan for colors/shading on another layer, then use the rest of the layers to tackle one section at a time and merge them as you go along.
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Nice work dude, you know I love a bit of scifi neon action!Β
Also, had to laugh at 'special shock-absorbing space rubber'
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Moon science explains everything. Also, quantum stuff...*continues eating jelly nonchalantly*
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Another excellent masterpiece! What are you your steps to color in the upper leg part? Do you start with a solid color then do a gradient fill and then use the airbrush to provide the edge and center highlights? I'm always amazed at your soft blends and sharp edges.
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Thanks man! Yeah thats basically it but I use the airbrush rather than a gradient fill because you can get a bit more control that way.
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Thank you for the details. I will have to try that. I tried using the airbrush for gradient but I guess I don't have the patience. I have learned to use the airbrush fir some shadowing and highlights but not at your level. Any pointers you will share? ...and how do you pick your color pallet?
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Basically with the airbrush if it's big I keep it light and I increase the opacity as it gets smaller and more detailed.
I don't really think about colors as much as I should. I'm picturing sketches in color while I do them and then I just try and match what I had in mind. Usually I need to make changes
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Thank you for the details. I'm going to try this technique of relying mostly on the airbrush and see if I can match your quality. How do you keep your edges clean? Do you leverage the lasso tool?
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Yeah, some bits are lasso but most of the time I just use a hard edged, solid brush (and keep using undo until I get a decent line
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Now I can relate that suggestion... I use the airbrush often and hard brushes.. I just need to perfect it to get the clean results you have. I only have Illustrator and Sketchbook Pro (Desktop) to work with so I may be limited.
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Yeah, for this particular style of coloring I'd say you're a bit limited there. Β It's totally doable in Sketchbook but Photoshop has the benefit of being able to apply a mask to a group of layers which makes the process a bit less laborious.
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I can see how having a mask that goes over two or more layers could be helpful. I'm going to put that feature suggestion in the sketchbook pro request box... who knows.
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I like the shading you did on her thighs to show that they are round and the material has shine. I like the choice of colors. Her knee caps ... if she fell ... those things would hurt her, not help her.
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Haha, yeah - but they're made out of special shock-absorbing space rubber so... she'd be fine... Β Β
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nice color combination. This looks so crisp and clean. I love the glowing details please do more of that nya
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Thanks very much man!
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