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Published: 2010-10-23 19:53:48 +0000 UTC; Views: 80704; Favourites: 2421; Downloads: 1086
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Well yeah this just about says it all. I feel so weird when people comment on the color on pieces like this, so I'm getting my obscenely easy process secret off my chest.Love to see anything people do with this!
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Thanks for putting this together, I need to try those lassoed gradients someday!
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Simple, as you say, but effective and good-looking. Thanks for the tip!
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Thank you very much for doing this. You have no idea how useful it is for us mere mortals.
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This is my favorite type of tutorial - the kind that leaves it slightly more open for interpretation based on the reader's art tendencies. I love this! Thanks for sharing!
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lol this is a really funny tutorial 
love it
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Definitely super useful! Thank you!
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This is really interesting! Definitely going to give this a try
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Used it here: [link]
I didn't follow every step, but it was really helpful! Thanks so much
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Wow great pic love the way you drew the light shining on his back
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Not only this is insanely useful, but it's also so very funny to read! And BTW: to make things simpler is something that just who is REALLY good is able to do. You definitely are!
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totally awesome! I am so gonna have to try this out.
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Thank you so much for this <3
I really love your art and been wondering about this. Now i really want to give it a try!
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even though you say it's lazy the effect is really lovely. I'm definitely going to try this method at some point :3
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Cool to see your process. Thanks for sharing. And simple doesn't mean easy--you should give yourself more credit.
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"...put a few artful brushstrokes to indicate you spent a lot longer on this that you did."
That line cracked me up.
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your process is so sexy-simple 
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A very helpful tutorial. These are all things I theoretically knew, it just didn't occur to me to use these techniques together. Very helpful and to-the-point, thank you so much!
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"put a few artful brushtrokes to indicate you spent a lot longer on this than you did" EXACTLY XD (youbetch!)
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Oh neat. I'm a huge dramaticlightingtohidelaziness fan. Kinda similar to how I do it but I never though about using the gradient. I'll have to try it thanks!
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I have been wondering about how you did this as well. It looks great. Thanks for the step-by-step!
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Thank you for this, was looking for something like this just last night!
8D
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Oh man, I love cheap effects. They work so well and create strong atmosphere and a story behind it!
(that's kinda how I work, too, tho. Well, when I feel like dark/light drama XD)
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Ahaha, you cheating cheater from Cheatsville. I adoreeeeeeee this.
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Hahaha you got it, girl. Cheater and proud of it.
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Wow, that looks so easy.........And what stunning results!
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Well, there is some colour theory going on here. Blues and oranges are opposites, create contrast, and that's exactly what you used (:>
Lovely work though)
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You are quite right--the idea here is that by using arbitrary colors and then adjusting their saturation and hue, you can luck into the "right" combinations. It's how I learned practical color theory!
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I think I learned it about the same way. I never quite understood it in class, but when I started messing around certain colours are just more pleasing to the eyes.
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