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Lizkay β Realistic Comic Folds
Published: 2005-02-13 21:19:15 +0000 UTC; Views: 25743; Favourites: 394; Downloads: 3906
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A tutorial how I create realistic looking but still comical based folds, with Photoshop 7.If the menue names or screenshots are named wrong just tell me, I just have the german version of PS7 here in the moment..
Okies.. try it out and enjoy!
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Where in the world is the tutorial!!!??? I'm only seeing the heading part!!!Β
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Just click on the Download button on the right side
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Thank you so much for posting this! I'm starting to practice seriously with photoshop, and his is exactly what I needed.
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I hate drawing folds so thanx for the tutorial. Very helpful.
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Thanks for the Gaussian blur trick. it was most helpful.
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very helpful!
Coloring folds makes me crazy DX
But thanks to you now i know how to do it :3
Thanks so much
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Great technique - you know the dynamics of folds immaculately!
Though I'm thinking the folds look a little too shiney 
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Oh wow, I didn't expect clothing folds to be that easy to do. xD
Awesome tutorial.
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Great tutorial, this is the closest I've come to realistic fold drawing tutorials.
I have question. Why click quadratic symbol to fix transparent pixels?
Thanks!!!!!
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Thanks!
Oh you need to fix resp. lock the transparent pixels or otherwise the blur filter is going to blur your whole shape, if the pixels are locked only the shading inside will be blurred
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I think this is the only realistic folds shading tutorial on the entire Internet.
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I'm gonna have to try this technique... if i can o.0 I only have photoshop element
Nice tutorial, very clear
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this was probably one of the most useful tutorials ive ever seen, especially for someone who's new to photoshop. ive been dying to PS my work and upload it, and this helped alot. thank u sooo much
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This works really well! Though I have yet to use it on an actual picture... I've only been playing around with random little extra pictures.
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Thanks for sharing this! It's a very straightforward, but understandable and effective tutorial on a subject that a lot of artists like myself have trouble with.
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Can you tell me something? Do you just place the folds anywhere you want or does it have to be at the spot where you know the folds gonna be like that? 
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You can test that quite easily on yourself, specially for clothing, areas which bend (elbow for example) create a flow of folds going out from the folding-poit, folds on a surface (just if you throw a satin-stuff on a table) look different, when I have problems in getting the right shape or placement of folds, I try to rebuild the situation in real, that still gives the best reference
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oh okay thank you so much!
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Great tutorial!
Too bad I don't have Photoshop though.
Man, now I REALLY want Photoshop!
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Thanks a bunch!
Try to get the educational version 
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O_o Wow... didn't think of that way...
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wow. great stuff 
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Very useful! I don't think I'm very good with folds so I shall take heed of your advice in this :]
thanks for sharing!
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hey tolles tutorial es wird auf jeden fall ausprobiert
grΓΌsse scorp
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Oh, wow! This is so helpful! I've always hated to do folds and stuff, but now I just might try...^_^ Thanks for taking the time to do a tutorial.
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Thankies!
I.. myself, would call me a Detailfreak, the only problem is that I don't want to spend ages just for one part of a picture. Sure you can make better and more realistic folds if you paint them all by hand (or tablet/mouse of course) but yup.. this is a quite fast way to create these
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Haha...yeah. I'm with you on that, too. 
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great tutorial, I could understand it all so I guess everything is just right ^^ Thanks Lizkay!
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Great sutff. I never thought of doing folds that way. Great idea!
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Excellent tutorial, easy to follow, arrows showing brush direction very helpful. A++
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I miss you much sis. *Hugs* Please come on MSN so we can talk please?
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