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Published: 2008-05-22 12:26:31 +0000 UTC; Views: 425984; Favourites: 10647; Downloads: 20245
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ok, here's my first tutorial... i hope it's of some help to at least some people = =;;; i dont know if its actually helpful...or if it even makes sense.anyway, this is a basic guide to the brushes i use. ( 3 only haha) and some general tips at the end.
Here's the link to download the custom brush
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really...this tut helps me alot
million thanks dude
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Interesting, this will help me a lot!
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This tutorial is really helpful. I've been looking for a way to try to learn abit more about the coloring process. So thanks alot!
I got one question though .. when you do the finishing touches of the shading etc .. do you pain ontop of the sketch layer? Since some of the lines are still there, and some arent.
Thankyou!
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yes, i paint on top of the sketch layer
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sweet tutorial, only what did you put on pen pressure? the hardness? the opacity? the flow?,
sry i'm a novice with photoshop, so i can't spot it in this tutorial
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pen pressure (wacom setting) is at mid
hardness (wacom setting) at mid also
opacity and flow are at 100%
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Dude, you are my hero! I shall study and mimic you!!
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D: I love the tutorial bu that brush wont opne with photosop &.0 is there any way I could get it other wise?
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it wont open but instead of opening it you save it it should be automatically saved as a brush..well thats what i did and it worked anyway hope this helps..
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thank you for the tutorial and for the brush! ^____^
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that brush doesnt work with 7.0, so how do I get it?
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dont 'open it save it to your brushes file under your photoshop 7 in my documents.hope this helps...
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Thank you for this tutorial, i just did something with your help. I'd like for you to see it, maybe you'll like it.
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Thank you for showing us how to smooth the colors^_^
I was wondering how to do that without using the blur tool
Thank you! ^_^
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Thank you for making this tutorial! I found it very helpful!
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My brushes on photoshop have rounded edges but yet your second lot with the red rectangle around them have pointed edges...i was wondering if u cud tell me how to get my brushes like that? ive been looking everywhere and i have no idea
also great tutorial!!
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BRILLIANT!!!
oh my god this is gonna help me alot thanyou for making this public to aspiring artists.
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just the thing i need for coloring. wow. thanks, nice work
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I found this tutorial in someone's journal! Wow, is all I have to say. This is exactly what I've been looking for in a tutorial! Thank you for posting this.
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Have no doubt -- it's a good tutorial, and definitely helpful! The Photoshop tips at the bottom right ALONE will save me so much time (just never took the time to notice the keyboard shortcuts for switching tools).
THANK YOU!
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Thank you so, so much for this. I am having some trouble blending my colors properly, and your work has always been an inspiration for me. This will help quite a bit!
So you do all of your colors on the same layer, and the shadows on a layer on top of that?
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Amazing and very useful! What do you do with the lineart layer, though... do you paint in a layer above it, and then hide it afterwards?
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Hmmm this looks familar, Is this photoshop elements?!? No way you done that with Elements! By the way, awsome tutorial.
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Thank you for making and sharing this! I downloaded the hard brush - can't wait to try it out. ^_^
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Thank you. It's a great tutorial. I pick up a lot of tips from it.
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This is just what I've been looking for.
It's simple and easy to understand; and the fact that you added a custom brush too is really helpful. Not many people do that ^^
Thankyou so much for taking the time to make this!
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can I please have permission to post this tutorial in sigresource.com? with a link back to your DA?
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Thanks thats a really good tutorial, do you erase the lineart or do you go over it?
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Thanks for the tips! I didn't know about using the spacebar to move around the picture 
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'Cause I've been asking around and no one seems to have any idea... Know where I can get a pretty decent "smoke" brush for Illustrator CS3?
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WOW!!! This is one HELLOVAN excellent TUT!
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This is what I've been looking for. Thanks for this.
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I cannot even begin to describe how helpful this will be. Thanks a ton
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so you erase your pencil sketch when colouring, right?
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Ooh, very nice. This is one of very few tutorials I've ever found is accessible to me. Usually they present too much information at once, and while I understand it, I'm not motivated to try it. This is someone who uses the hard round brush almost exclusively, just changing size and opacity. So... maybe this will help break me in to brushes, because I've always danced around them, stopping and starting and never really learning how to use different ones effectively.
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usually i don't use many brushes at once too. i just find the few i like and stick with them all the way. so it's just a matter of finding the right brush for your style of art, i guess.
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I want that hard brush so ad, but I use photoshop 7, and the cheap ass ps elements I got with my tablet. Where could I download the brush for ps 7? Thanks in advance
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