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would you ever sacrifice 10 minutes of your day to do a mini tutorial on armour patterns? >.<
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Do you use some layering guidline when youΒ΄re doing the sketches? or just use one layer? D:
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i always wonder how to paint realistic skin like that.. i've search for many tut's but it haven't found anything that like LoC realism style O.0
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very nice work and process as well! 
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ohhh my god... this makes me lose and gain hope at the same time
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Amazing work!, but, i have a question, which effect do you used in the first sketches for do the illusion of detail in the chest?
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Layer styles, bevel and emboss.
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I'm curious, after doing that in the sketch do you keep refining that version with bevel and emboss or start from scratch? The result looks amazing
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I started from scratch, but i used bevel and emboss again at some point. Basically i drew the flat design, i applied the layer style to make it look 3D, then i kept painting it over.
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That's very useful, thanks a lot!Β
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it's beautiful to look at the process, thank you for sharing it!
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Beautiful, and interesting to look at. The first sketch showed a whole different pose!
I kinda prefer the dark atmosphere in this drawing in its early stages, I think the outcome is a little too bright. But that's just me
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The first sketch is another version. The other one got picked, but i included it because variants are part of the painting process. I also liked it darker at first, then i thought it's too dark and made it lighter, but, now that you mention it, i might have gone a bit overboard with it.
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So beautiful as always! The shading, the details-- everything looks so real it's so haunting to look at!
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This is both awesome and severely disheartening! Your color blocks look better than my best finished paintings lol
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Aw, come on, you know it doesn't
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Amazing how you did that. Very informative process.Β
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Nice to hear, i also like seeing how other people work.
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It's awesome
Do you have any tips for detail my paint please!?
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Thanks! Do you mean tips for adding more details to paintings? Most often you don't need to paint actual details, just give the illusion of it. You could try looking for some funky custom brushes, or play with the basic brush settings for richer textures on the background objects. Other than that, it takes just patience and practice.
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Thanks for your answer!! I'll try to play with brush.
If you have any notice on my paint, I will glad to read them and practice more
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she is really beautiful, I love her sweet face, and the detailed armor
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The face of a child, with the breast of a woman. Conflicting... thoughts...Β Β Great work though.Β
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I didn't realize the face looks so disturbingly young, i figured she would be about 17-18. But i have some difficulties telling people's age in real life too, so i guess that explains it.
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Yeah, I wasnt really being serious. Many kids/teens carry their youthful looks into adulthood - I think its called "neoteny" or something.
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Phew, i was afraid i'm unwillingly catering to the pedobears
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