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Junedays — Ink and Photoshop Tutorial--sort of
Published: 2013-07-05 17:51:21 +0000 UTC; Views: 4959; Favourites: 169; Downloads: 0
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Because of the way I work, it's pretty hard to take real process shots. I tend to go over several pages at once and finish them out of order. Still, I hoped this helped a little, or at least gave you some insight as to how I draw
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Huh. This is really helpful! Thanks for showing us your method!
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Can we see some of your crosshatching techniques? I love the rough, scratchy feel you get from it, but I tend to be a bit too smooth to get it down properly.
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Maybe during winter break. That would make an interesting tutorial.
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I would love it!
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I like your approach of mixing traditional with digital and creating a well-balanced image, definitely very inspiring
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Thank you, glad it was interesting
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this has some great ideas. thank you for sharing your techniques with us, i feel inspired to try something different with my own style now. thank you so
much
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That's great to hear, thank you
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I had no idea these were done traditionally first and then put into photoshop! It looks amazing
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Yup, much faster this way. Thank you
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So would you say it would be harder to do it all digitally or it just wouldn't look as good?
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I don't think I'd ever be able to duplicate the brush effect--in cases of ink and watercolor, I think it's always better to start traditionally, because it's the texture that you're really looking for and want to preserve.
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Yeah, I see what your saying.
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