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Reblog on tumblr: [link]Here are the steps for [link] . Got a little carried away with a couple of the hands at Step 3. Hope someone will find this helpful.
Stock used for refs from , , ([link] ), , and .
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your studies are great, do you have video tutorials for these?
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Awesome! Is there a particular brush or setting you use to blend the colors?
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Thank you! I don't remember exactly what brush and setting I used, but I think it was just the default hard round brush set at different opacities, depending on how much I wanted to blend. I usually just adjust the opacity (and sometimes flow) as I'm painting until it feels right for what I'm trying to achieve at that specific moment. Hope that helps!
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impresive work, not only your knowledge of anatomy is great, but also your color approach.
Beautiful studies.
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Geez I didn't read it at first and took a look. Thought The renders were reference photos. Excellent work.
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Sorry if someone's already asked this before, but do you usually colourpick from the original reference when blocking in colours?
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No, I never colorpick from any reference when I'm painting. I find choosing my own colors leaves me more flexible to making decisions in accentuating certain colors and downplaying certain colors if I want to.
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I would be lucky if I can do one of the hands in the first step. But DAYUM. This is amazing! Will definitely use this, looks helpful ^^
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Nice work, just like the feet study. I really like these.
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Nice work, just like the feet study. I really like these.
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That's pretty damn good coloring and shading! If I didn't know any better, I'd say they were photographs instead of photoshop hands! ^^
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I don't mean render as in render using a 3d program, if that's what you're confused about. In art school, we just used "render" to mean shading, detailing, coloring, etc. Hope that helps!
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I had the same question xD Thanks a lot ~katieboo120 for asking, and you, ~irysching for answer
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Oh, thank you. They look so real by the way, you have a great talent for digital art.
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wooow cool study, not only are your drawings great, but the skin colour achieved is awesome!
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Good luck! I'm aiming to do at least 30 more myself!
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FFFFUUUUUUUUU HOW AMAZIN' IS THAT PLEASE!?! 
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Wow, they're all wonderful! Thank you so much for this, it's really helpful!
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That is amazing. You picked the colors real well, too.
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I cannot believe you REALLY colored this. Damn it D=
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