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IsaiahStephens β Coloring Traditional work in Photoshop Tutorial
Published: 2012-06-11 04:39:44 +0000 UTC; Views: 23772; Favourites: 886; Downloads: 529
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Finished Piece:Ive been asked a couple of times "How do you go about coloring your drawings in photoshop?" (mostly from my hunger games pieces)
So i made this! I hope it helps.
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Warning: HUGE FILE!!!!
If there are any questions, PLEASE feel free to ask me!
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The original drawing was a masterpiece alone, but THIS is truly a work of art! Outstanding and insightful, especially for a newbie like me!
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Excellent, been wanting to learn this for a long time
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Looks really helpful! I might use this one day!
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hehe, I do this all the time in photoshop, but I usually leave out the lines.
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This was unbelievable helpful. Thank you so much. I've been experimenting with both traditional materials as (though just recently) digital painting and I've been looking for a way to combine them. Your tutorial is exactly what I was looking for.
My gallery isn't up to date. I hope I can find the courage to upload new work soon
Thanks again for the help!
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thank you so much
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I was sifting through your beautiful deviations, wondering how you manaed to color them so well(something that is not my forte), and I stumbled onto this.
This tutorial is amazing! As a begginer Photoshop user, I was beginning to get a little discouraged. I couldn't find a proper coloring tut anywhere that didn't involve another program. But your tutorial is so simple and easy to understand(not to sound like an idiot, or anything. 
I recolored a previously(and horribly) done picture, and thought I'd link you to it: [link] . It's definately not perfect, but a better start than before.
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you did a great job! thanks for liking my tut!
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This is an amazing tutorial. What program exactly is this?
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Adobe Photoshop!
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I colored a drawing using your tutorial, and I actually quite liked the result. [link]
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This was a great tutorial
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huge thanks for this tutorial!!! really easy and helpful
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That's amazing, I'm defiantly gonna try this!
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Your works are very beautiful, you speak Italian?
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thank you!
no, i do not speak Italian :/
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sin I propose something, goes well I apologize for disturbing
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How do you get the colors to show up so well? Cause my scanned pics ex. [link] are pretty light and the colors on top seem flat.
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Excellent tutorial, super helpful now if only I could draw as well as you.. You've made photoshopping so much easier!
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This is marvelous.
I'm sure it will be extremely helpful.
Also, your art is gorgeous.
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GREAT!
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can you tell me what colors you used for the bottom pictures?
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i honestly dont remember, sorry.
im guessing:
1)white, pink, purple
2)red, orange, yellow
3)blue, white pnik
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Beats my way, I've been using this A LOT.
THANKS!
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It has! I used it on this ([link] ) and I think the colors are richer than my usual way.
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wow! thats awesome!!!
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Beautiful, beautiful tutorial. Very helpful and easy-to-follow, and your art is simply gorgeous. You definitely inspired me to get better <3
I tried out some of your techniques for this piece: [link] It's much more cartoony than your examples, but I think it still worked pretty well! And I definitely learned a lot; though I've used Photoshop for a while now, I never thought to put highlights on soft light--I usually use luminosity, and that tends to be overpowering. The soft light is such a nice effect. I love it 
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You're so welcome!
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i have no idea.
How similar is GIMP to photoshop?
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I know you can do layers on it, but I don't think you can multiply them.
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