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Published: 2009-03-22 14:20:37 +0000 UTC; Views: 1637; Favourites: 44; Downloads: 0
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Yah, colored version of this -> [link]Hm, stretched its face a little and some of the details were lost due to shrinking the file size.
A bit of Pirhana here and a piece of a siamese fighting fish there,a couple of octopus tentacles and some sting of a stingray there, and some yagballz hair there....and here is the result, fish experiment number 6
I know that i suck at doing Background so i didn't bother making one hehe XD
Gonna use this for somethingelse, hehe,,,
Well, hope you guys liked it, its an insomniac experimental fish
Made the fullview image bigger...
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Lineart: black ballpen
Colored and retouched in Photoshop CS3
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Hehehe salamats
Hirit kasi ng ka-officemate ko before eh mukha daw yagballs, kaya hayun, haha.
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nak nang! kung ganyan ang piranha yoko na maligo sa ilog! lol! galing pre!
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It's great! Colour is great, shading is great... Its just great all round! Its kinda funny aswell which makes it better.
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Inspired yan dun sa draw/make your sea creature contest ng komikon last komikon summer fiesta. Punta ka sa komikon sa sunday ha, magbebenta kami ng indie namin dun haha XD.
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I have trouble colouring my drawings in Photoshop. How exactly do you do it? I love your coloured stuff - I'd love some tricks, tips, anything.
I like how you were still able to keep in all the pencil strokes and detail above the colours, that's what I find hard to do.
Thanks so much in advanced..
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yep, its a experimental fish
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Woa! interesting creature there! I love the underbelly hair, that looks so sweet XD
btw, how do you color so well, even with all the graphite markings? was this digitally colored, or traditionally?
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Hehe people here in the office said that it looks like a mutated nut-sack haha.
It was digitally colored.
Hm, the fastest way to color a line art in photoshop (for me) is to copy the lineart (CTRL+A, CTRL+C),then paste it on a new layer.
Put that layer on the very top of the layers, then select multiply (located below the layers tab). Select the BG layer (CTRL+A) then fill it with white.
You'll do the colors in between the lineart layer and the BG layer.
Well, hope that helped somehow
Thanks for the comment btw
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i'm sure i've killed one of these things in world of warcraft lol 
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Thank you
Hm, i'm gonna color some of my creatures...gonna use it for something haha.
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to scare the crap out of some kids? lol it would work!
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Hmmm...parang Calamares siguro, yum! XD
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Hehe, I know you might like this
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Thank you
And it has a goatee to haha XD.
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