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Published: 2010-08-06 07:45:05 +0000 UTC; Views: 235610; Favourites: 9377; Downloads: 3889
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ARRRGH! O_onever again!
I hate working with tutorials althought I LOVE helping people, so NO I don't have any problems at all xD
Its story about "how Grypwolf does shading". enjoy..... if you can. ( and sorry about traumatic english I used there xD)
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and I almost forgot! This shading style works in photoshops of all kind and with Paint Tool Sai. Don't know about paintshop pro or Paint thought....
I worked with this tutorial while drawing this picture:
art (c)
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hih, kiitos kuitenkin viä selvennyksestä
mitä photaria muute käytät? jotain CSsää?
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CS3 
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ahaa, no mulla on se CS5 premium ja en osaa oikee käyttää sitä XD
ku mulla oli joskus kans toi CS3 mut kaippa sen pian oppii
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This was very helpful!
I have a question though, when you select it did you manually redraw the lines or something else? And does it de-select automatically once you inversed the selection or what you did?
Thanks again!
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Manually redraw the lines? what you mean? O_o it is not supposed to delete any lines!
and no it won't automaticly de-select it after you inverse it
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I know, but when you outlined it does it outline automatically or do you outline it yourself? Because wouldn't it take awhile to outline it yourself?
Ok ^^ Thanks~
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öhhh oon NIIIIN huono enkussa että onko MITENKÄÄN mahdollista niin voisitko tehä tästä suomiversion? ^^' ku en oikee tajua mitään XD ja näyttää niin kätevältä tavalta
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Saas nähdä kun mulla ei ole tuon tutoriaalin psd tiedostoa missään....
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se olis aivan mahtava apu jos mitenkään saisit meinaan suomennettua
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i still don't understand how you make it all look so sharp, my art is very cheaply shaded because i don't know how to do professional shading. I do have a tablet now and try harder to do art but its very tedious since i don't want to ruin a piece, if you could give me just some basic pointers it would greatly help.
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well... To make shading look sharp you should use only hard round brushes when erasing/drawing shading. and after your image is done, try filter --> sharpen ---> smart sharpen. That way you can have sharper lines/shadings/details etc
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Wonderful! It is so generous for you to share your skills with us.
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I wish I could use this for Easy Paint Tool SAI. ; w;
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I wish I had your enthusiasm. x'D
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Congratulations on receiving this Daily Deviation!! You've been featured in July 2011 Resources DD Summary !
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this is freaken awesome!
keep it up!
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no problem!
keep up the AWESOMNESS
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This is exactly wat I was looking for ! Thank you a thousand times for making this tut
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This is intensely well-detailed and helped me understand shading a lot more, but I don't have Sai sadly.. Hoping to maybe save some sort of Christmas money or something, but most of the time I'm broke. XD
Most of my work is done with the mouse in Paint.. Too bad Paint sucks. >w>
But that's beside the point. This is one of the best tutorials for pretty much anything I've ever seen.. Good job! ^^ (and I like the way the final picture came out. 8D)
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This helped me a lot to understand cell shading better! Thank you for sharing!
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Wow! 
This should improve my shading A TON! I can't wait to start drawing.
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Hey!! Your tutorial is amazing, I love how much detail you put into the fur.
It was really useful, I used it as help for this picture: [link]
Thanks for making this!!
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Ooh its good to hear that it helped
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Thanks so much for this. I just put PS Elements on my computer... and now I'm stuck. What to do next? I've got line drawings that I'll scan in, but after that I'm not sure what to do. This will help enormously! Can't thank you enough!
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I have a question: What if you don't have a light source?
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What you mean? give me an example.
You see... There is always somekind of a light source unless the place where your object/characters stands is bitch black. Even if u are in a room where light comes out everywhere, that means there is a light sourse ( all around you). you just have to make shading there where light can't come.
If your character is in bitch black area... well I would probably leave the picture black or something xD
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lol XD yeah that did help, but im saying like if you were making a character ref sheet or something. does that mean you just choose a random lighting position, since its not really at a place XD
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Thats right
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ok thanks! that and the tutorial helped a lot, i appreciate it
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