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Published: 2008-11-07 11:50:08 +0000 UTC; Views: 2075; Favourites: 30; Downloads: 0
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Just thought it would be nice to draw a picture up-close and personal with the Faces of the Sound Trio.The Sound Village Deserters:
Suzumi --> [link]
Asura ----> [link]
Reina ----> [link]
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Wow, you did a great job shading these!
Which program did you use, and did you use a blur effect or a soft brush?
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Thanks a lot ^_^
I usually use Paintshop Pro 7 for most of my works ( it is old and has less functions than photoshop CS but i use it because of its accessibility ), as for the shading i use a soft brush with low opacity ( 6% to 23% ) to shade.. and after the shading is over i apply a slight Gaussian blur to smooth things out ( not more than 2.0 ), that's all
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Ah... ok ok... interesting, I should try that.
My method is to shade with a semi-hard brush (in photoshop), then use the blur or smudge tool to smooth where necessary. Gaussian Blur is very useful too.
Thanks for giving me some insight.
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Actually lately i have been using quite a different method as well ... by applying the shading on a different layer covering all the base color area then using an Eraser brush to ( remove/modify ) the shading layer were i suppose the light will hit.
It works well if you are shading using a single shade color ... it basically allows for fast modification because the left mouse button erases and right one un-erases .. in paintshop of course ( and the eraser has an opacity modifier of course )
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I've never thought about doing it that way.
Thinking about it it actually sound more logical to erase the shade, than to paint it
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What i heard is that some people like to work from light to dark and other like to work from dark to light, i used to paint shade by darkening the base color gradually (light->dark) but when i tried to do it the other way by putting shade then erasing where the light hits (dark->light) it felt more comfortable and easier to me ... so i guess in the end it depends on the preference of the artist.
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Wow, you've made them all look amazing! Great job ^__^
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Thanks a lot, i really appreciate it
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