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Vetrina-271 β Shading Tutorial for Paint.NET
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Published: 2008-03-15 21:48:16 +0000 UTC; Views: 29592; Favourites: 256; Downloads: 412
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A shading tutorial I decided to do for Paint.NETAngel (c) Disney
Template (c) me (in case it wasn't clear in the picture)
EDIT: Change all of the 10-15% to 15-20%. 10-15% is too light
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Thanks for this guide. It's going to help me a lot
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You're welcome!
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I used this tutorial to help me do one of my pictures and it worked wonders, thank you for making this
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I am defiantly upgrading to Paint.net for this!Β
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Thanks for sharing this! This is going to help a lot 
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You're welcome! Β I'm glad it helps
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Thanks for the tip! I've just downloaded so I won't forget. Just want to make my pics more interesting. Β
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You're welcome! Β I'm glad I could help
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When you use the curve tool.Β Right click the little nubs, this will make the curve like a path tool
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Hi, I'm just confused about what you said about shading it in the parts of blue or something. What do you sue to shade?
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Use a darker color than the base color c:
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omg thank you so much!, i was always looking for a tutorial like this one ! I am going to try ur metod soon ^^
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This tutorial helped me a lot but I found myself running into the issue of it not blending well with the actual image if you do it on the same layer. moral of the story. Make a new layer for shading and lighting. Thank you very much though. It helped me a lot.
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You're welcome! I'm glad it helped you ^^.
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This tutorial got me into loving shading. Before I hated doing it, and now it makes it so nice and easy, and fun! Thank you so much for making this c:
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You're welcome ^^
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The shading is on a different layer than the outline.
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I'm assuming it's on a different layer.
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I have questions: wat do u mean highlight it was those colors? do u just color those areas in a different lary and then blue it or wat? that confused me... and I have a hard time finding out were to shade becuz either I shade to much or to little
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The blue lines indicate where I shaded in my picture.
First, get the picture you want to shade.
Next, shade the area you want to shade with a darker or lighter color than the area you want to shade.
Then go to Effects>Blurs>Gaussian Blur and blur your shade.
That's basically how you do it lol.
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I still dont know WERE to shade
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You may be one with Russia, but are you one with Π ΠΎΡΡΠΈΡ?
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