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Published: 2007-12-24 01:26:55 +0000 UTC; Views: 433136; Favourites: 14019; Downloads: 14069
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Guys I posted this way back when and now I am offering tutorials and process videos on my Patreon!Why not check out this free video tutorial i put out! Click below , it's on Youtube for your convenience!:
www.youtube.com/watch?v=9wryUYβ¦
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Huh I never thought about doing roughs on computer and then printing it out, I should try that out. I always enjoyed doodling on tablets and wishing I could do it on paper with the same feel.
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I think it'd be best if you shoed your Layers window on teh side of each picture...because I'm completely lost. What is "masking"? ....=S
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Hey, i have used This tutorial experimenting new techniques, but I have ONE question very importhant for me for to addapt the best way forme in coloring. What is the reazon for to use gray tones and soon adjust colors with the tools of the software???...what kinf of advantage is it against the traditional form of pick the finals colors in the palette???..
Thank for your answer, please it is very importhant to know for me
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I just learned that way, and in my school they taught me to go from value to colour. You can hide things in colour and lose the dynamic by relying on it too much. Any good piece of realistic - ish art will and should stnd up even when you desaturate it to a grey scale.
But, when I colour traditionally i pick my shade colours right off the bat. Computer colouring i separate the process. IF youa re more advanced you can just go straight to it, but i made this method up so that i can revise easier if the client wants difficult changes.
Like, some people use billions of layers, for me i cant tolerate more than 5, not because i am stupid, but i feel that there is always a way to economize it and be efficient.
Must be the German in me.
Everyone has a different approach, so use what works, but that is my reason why i do it that way.
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hey thank you so much for the answer. I have some problems when I go from the gray scales to the adjusting for color values , generally i get very saturate colors or don't found the perfect tone for each part of the image. I dont know why it is difficult for me
is something that i dont know?
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wait
when you colored...
theres a greyscale shade layer
and a flat color layer...
you added the color tints to the grey scale or the flats??
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I tinted the grayscale layer only,
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woahhhhh!!!!!!!!!!
this tutorial is soooo hardcore!
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this is an absolutely brilliant tutorial. I'll definately have to give some of this ago, and hopefully improve my overall skills
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thank u so much for the tutorial, i really love ur artwork. Alhamdullilah God gv me the chance to learn from your lovely color tutorial. thank u so much.
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Wow Omar! That's a fantastic tutorial and I'm very grateful that you both took the time to create it, and have the confidence to share some secrets with us who want your job! Lol.
The one thing I'd love to see is tool settings and layers for each step that you showed a close-up of.
No matter. It's really great that you shared this with us amateurs out here. Best Christmas present....EVER! :-D
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Bravo. I love seeing the process that different people go through to create their final pieces; it's wonderful to look at your starting rough image and follow it to the beautiful ending piece.
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Ojala entendiera tu tutorial
.______.U esta en ingles u.u rayos.
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You, sir are quite simply a master in your trade.
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... great Tutorial 
[link]
Artistic
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Absolutely gorgeous tutorial! Thanks..
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Proffesor Dogan, I have a question Id like to ask about your method used during the #5. Character Shading. How do you get such a smooth blend from lights to dark that looks like a gradient almost? Its truly beautiful and metallic looking, and while attempting to do it I recognize how difficult it is.
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can you explain a little more on color tinting? i can't find the color balancing tool in photoshop.. and i dont understand what ur tutorial is saying in regards to tinting... do u just put color to the black and white shades? thanks
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I am not totally familiar with photoshop, but for sure there is a colour blance feature, it would be under the menu bar at the top that says "adjust".
You colour tint the shaded layer depending on the colour you want. Using the flats layer, you can mask what you want to tint. The reason i do it in BW first is so i can make sure the value is right throughout the pic.
Photoshop also has 'Help' file that might be able to help you find it in the there.
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so... instead of the shade being black and grey.... u change certain parts to be "tinted" whatever colour is needed.. like the skin you change the greys to a yellow or a red... from the shaded values u did in the beginning.....
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thnks 4 the tutorial..!!! it do helped me ^^
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Wow! This tutorial is pure gold!! I really needed help with shading and highlighting techniques, and I'm very happy I found this tutorial! Thank you so much for sharing!
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All this went way over my head.
Can you still do the same thing if you have Corel Painter instead of Corel Photopaint?
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wow itΒ΄s awsome... especially the "character shading" seriusly, iΒ΄m amazed...
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been dying for this (and nagging you). Thanks for taking the time to share your genius. Ive got to try this when I get home....
Happy New Year
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just plain extroardinarily awesome. this helps alot and is truly gold!!!
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Awesome tutorial !
thanks to share your knowledge !!
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Thats amazing
i needed a tut like this
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Wow, that's really helpful! Thankies! Makes it all seem so much simpler.
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wow that was a long and amazing tutorial...i might be able to learn some stuff from it 
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This was made in Photoshop?I never saw this tools in mine photoshop...i have CS2..Anyway i always love to see you're works,especially as a tutorial
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Da Da-Da Da!! Once again, he amazes!
This is a big help, AND an incredible piece of work.
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You are a beautiful man. Thank you so much.<3
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I just wanted to thank you for this amazing coloring Tutorial. Because of it I was able to do something new with this drawing [link]
Again, Thank you and I am so loving your work ^_^!
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what a tutorial!! this is something i'm looking for..
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I have a question, hopefully you can elaborate a little on one point. In step 7, the Shade Tinting - is this a Corel Photopaint thing? Tinting grayscales doesn't do anything in photoshop. Gray stays gray in PS pretty much no matter what you do to it. Playing with hue and saturation does nothing and there's no tint command.
Working with grayscale shading would be great I think, but I can't figure out how to do it with PS.
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great tutorial! Really helpful for us beginners. Hope can enjoy more of this kinds!
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Thanks for the great tutorial for the Holiday Season!!
The character shading in greyscale is fantastic!
Happy New Year to all~
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