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QuakeBrothers [2017-06-21 19:11:55 +0000 UTC]
mmm, question, what happens to the sketch?, got confused :C
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QuakeBrothers In reply to Luciferys [2017-06-21 19:59:03 +0000 UTC]
OH, mmm will search for a video tutorial because seems hard not to screw up
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Sparoapple [2017-05-16 19:23:05 +0000 UTC]
great help XD thanks
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Feirei [2017-05-16 17:35:48 +0000 UTC]
really nice efect but i still dont know what to do to get the same efect xD
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Luciferys In reply to Feirei [2017-05-16 18:22:17 +0000 UTC]
Thank you. Are you talking about the one when adding colors (step 7)? Create separate layers set to multiply, overlay, soft light, color burn. On the overlay layer I used a soft brush to add all the colors. On the multiply layer I added shadows. On the color burn I emphasized certain areas (nose, lips etc), on the soft light layer I added some discrete highlights (nose, hair, eyes).
At step 8 I used the level correction function (from Clip Studio Paint, but I thing every software has this) and adjusted the Reds and Blues. Then I adjusted the tone curve a bit.
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Luciferys In reply to Feirei [2017-05-16 19:25:59 +0000 UTC]
It depends on the software you use. I use clip studio paint and it has a pen option (I think many programs do, but in case they don't you can use a normal brush by making it small in size). Paint Tool SAI had a blending option (so does the program I use). It's like a brush that mixes the colors easily.
You can set the layer mode to multiply, overlay, soft light, color burn +other modes by going to where the layers are. When you make a new layer somewhere it should write 'Normal'. You can simply change from 'normal' to whatever mode you want. Photoshop has this as well.
It should look like this: pe-images.s3.amazonaws.com/pho…
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SonjaSorgenkind [2017-05-16 16:31:14 +0000 UTC]
This was very interesing to see, i love stage one 😃 but in the blending step, where do the outlines go? Do you work them in or switch them off?
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SonjaSorgenkind In reply to Luciferys [2017-05-16 18:53:39 +0000 UTC]
I don´t think there is a way of doing it right in art but i think this is a pretty cool idea, i am not happy with my outlines atm and don´t know where to go with them
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Luciferys In reply to JxW-SpiralofChaos [2017-05-16 18:10:44 +0000 UTC]
I am happy you like it. It's quite easy. Obviously you can play more with the art at the gray scale stage if you want a more refined result.
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Luciferys In reply to Yrdenne [2017-05-16 11:35:03 +0000 UTC]
I am happy you find it useful. There's nothing to fear about digital art. You just need a decent software (Sai is decent and simple, I use Clip Studio Paint). There are free trials so you can try and choose which software is perfect for you. A tablet is optional. I used to draw with a mouse and then with my finger on a laptop touchpad. Currently I am using a Wacom Intuos pro and it does the job
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