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b0o-b0o — Digital Painting tutorial pt 1
Published: 2006-09-24 11:04:24 +0000 UTC; Views: 165659; Favourites: 2718; Downloads: 2450
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part 1, basic tutorial for how i painted ashley olsen [link] and mary-kate olsen [link]this is about the skin and face details. part 2 is for hair [link]
its not very detailed and if u have any questions please ask and i will answer
WARNING file is really really big so sorry to dialup users
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Awesome!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Somehow I can't bring myself to believe that you painted this. It really looks like a photo that was painted over.
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Thanks! Considering you can see where the darkest part of the nostrils are before she even 'paints' them, really gives
the impression of a reworked photo.
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not to mention there's a whiteish cutoff line around the eye sockets... ah, sad.
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This is really good, great job!
What program do you use to draw and what are your brush settings?
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HOLLY HELL! (?) Looks so real D:! Awesome BTW
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Holy crap......this is amazing. It's so good that I don't think I can even use the process for my art, since I do cartoony type stuff.
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This, looks pretty much like a reversed Foto Overpaint, that has been blurred at the beginning.
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ha! yes! if you do this, why your art looks very worst than this?
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A master always makes every thing look real. So real its scary.
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~it is her!!! dummy!!!
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the thing with this is that the tutorial is too well explained and sinthetized that makes this brilliant. i tried it with a picture of a model from channel... just when i saw this and the results were fantastic. thanks, art like this makes people inspired to do much and more and to go further ...it really helped! hope to keep up with you.
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Very nice result and interesting to see the process used through the tutorial.
Thanks.
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can you do the whole body...??
or with the hair..??
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Looking at the varying quality of your work I truly believe this is a reworked photo
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I have many different styles, from realistic digital painting, to sketchy/painterly like painting and then I have vexels and vectors. I use a variety of programs too from Flash, Photoshop and Illustrator, so of course my work varies.
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Interesting like how you got it all to flow together. Will have to try that
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god, that looks like a photograph. Well done! Thank you for sharing.
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WOW *_*
No offence it starts off looking weird but then it looks like a PHOTOGRAPH! I mean, holy crap! Nice work!
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I can't remember if that was CS or CS2 back then. I have CS2 now so I think it was probably photoshop CS. But you can still get the same results with another version of photoshop such as 7.
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This is an excellent tutorial - I'm just starting to use a tablet, and I had no idea it was so much more difficult than graphite drawing, but with tutorials like these, the task of learning to paint digitally has just become a little bit less impossible - I'm working on my first serious digital painting and your tutorial so far has been a great help, even though I use Painter instead of Photoshop.
Again, thanks for such a comprehensive, well-ordered tutorial
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wow I am really glad you found it informative. Well done for using Painter, I have Painter but don't know how to use it properly so I always use photoshop or a combination of the two
I wish I had tutorials like this when I first started, though there are some good ones out there they are too hard to follow
good luck with your painting, be sure to send me the link once it is done
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It's actually Painter Essentials (got it with my Wacom and so far it suits me just fine), and yeah, I imagine not having any tutorials like you made when startign out must be difficult - I'm glad some people have already paved the way for me
If you'd like I'll gladly let you know when it's done, but as I said, I'm still practicing, so don't expect too much
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