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Published: 2005-08-30 19:15:52 +0000 UTC; Views: 337771; Favourites: 10108; Downloads: 77572
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Here is the underwater tutorial I promised!
If you find any problems with it, please tell me! Have fun with this, and I hope it helps in your underwater scenes!Here is the full background: [link]
Bubble brushes: [link]
Made with Adobe Photoshop CS.
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I'm having problems with the extra shine step (with the green dots) it doesn't look like yours, they're just dull blue streaks, they aren't shiny at all o_0
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Hey! I tried using this for my picture...[link]
I have an older version of Photoshop, so I couldn't make it as cool, but it helped a lot anyways. Thanks!
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Great tutorial, i collected it.
It works fine, but I messed it up a bit since it's my first time trying something like this so sun comes from totally different spot. Meh, it still looks nice
I'm gonna credit you when I finish the underwater scene. I think ppl will love this tutorial.
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Really great. Nice use with dodge/burn tools.
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DEAR GOD!!11 Your tutorial is great really I think I'm just tardo when it comes to Photoshop CS3 they overcomplicate EVERYTHING!!!!!! I can't do it *cries* any hints
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wow! This looks so good!
Must... try...
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[link] I used your tutorial here ~ <3 Great tutorial *____* *will use it again in the future* xD Very easy too :3
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this helped me a lot
heres the link for what I did... It's not much since it's my first
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I`m definitely going to try this out for my Mermaid Melody character one day.
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awesome tutorial!! I recommend using the smudge tool to make the water more wavy
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I dunno...yours is better. <_<
[link]
Anyway, great tutorial!
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I know you posted this forever and a day ago, but I just wanted to say it came in so handy! I drew a merman for a friend and really blow at backgrounds >.> (so much so I usually leave them white) but your tutorial really helped give me a pretty ocean background 
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Interesting! I'll try this out when I have the time.
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this is pretty kool. i like how you used a gradient to get it. it's quite a clever method.
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oh, wait I figured it out, I'm such a blonde lmao
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I don't get this at all, how do I turn all of that green into a shine?
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this is super helpful! used it here: [link]
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oh thank you thank you thank you!!
i really wanted to know how to make an underwater scene
thanks again! :3
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the tutorial was elaborate and easy for me to follow.
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this is very nice :thumb22359969: I'll add it to my faves :thumb22359969:
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Even Worked On Adobe 7 For Me ^^ Thanks, This Was Very Helpfull
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This was really really helpful. Thanks for making it!!!! You taught me some stuff about Photoshop that I didn't know!!!
Great Job!!!
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this was so helpfull and easy to follow! this is exactly what i needed.
i used it for a deviation of mine, and of course gave you credit ^_^
heres what i used it for: [link]
thanks!
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your tutorial is very helpful!^^
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This tutorial was so helpful! thank you very much for making it!
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Heres me trying my best to copy this... [link] ♥
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yay! 
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Hey thanks for making this, this tutorial helped with my school project
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woa! really thanks a lot for putting an easy way of making water.. i was getting mad pating an Arial pic xD look [link]
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thank you so much! this helped me a lot!
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OMG thank you! ^^ this is neato! 
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Yay! this has helped so much! It'll definatly help me do the comic series of my book.
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That was veryyyyy helpful!! I couldn't have done it without you!
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oohhhh, noooo, is in english ^^ , i'm french
But your tuto is really good ^^
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um. I have to do this someday! SOMEDAY! *fav* thanks a lot! Water is.. impossible for me. o_o; it's pretty difficult to imagine drawing even looking at it confuses me. XD
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