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NDTwoFives — Multicam Tutorial (Sample test)
Published: 2012-09-05 03:18:24 +0000 UTC; Views: 1682; Favourites: 17; Downloads: 25
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My first tutorial ever, it looks kinda terrible. Gotta admit that I rushed a bit, well, success is born from failures. -_-I need some feedback so I could remake it in a better way~
What should I do for the step by steps?
-A square with the pattern in it like this time?
-A person wearing the appropriate fatigues for this pattern?
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Comments: 35
How the hecking ummer!!!! Did I miss this ace tutorial.. thought I'd saved all your wonderful stuff already, Did you do anymore camo tutorials I could have missed?
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damn!!! GAVE ME IDEAS ON HOW TO USE EM IN REAL LIFE!!! THANKS MAN!! LOVE ALL YOUR WORK!! Been faving your art since last last year! 
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Spray painting and stencils hm?
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Well...that's actually how I do it~
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I'm wondering how it will look when done with a mouse.
Have fun doing this!
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Your drawings makes me want to start doing stuff with computer too.. 👍: 0 ⏩: 1
Share some patience! ^_^
Glad to see that inspiring others. :3
Took me a while before been proficient at digital, but there is still so much to learn. xD
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Thanks for the tutorial! It got me working on an "alabaster camo" for my fictional soldiers serving in cities that have ancient Greek & Roman style architectures.
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You're welcome! Good luck for your future works.
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nice, the same applies for Tiger Stripe or any other multi layer camo.. but the only problem is.. so much detail for one picture..its not very conducive to a comic or multiple characters
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yeah, when you're planning to save time and effort, it isn't a bad idea to revert back to the "Pick a sample and slip it under the lineart".
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nah..that looks ugly when you need to have it bend around curves. Sadly the best i can do to make sure curves are used in them is to draw out simple patterns.. not as fun to look at or effective as actual camo patterns.. but as an artist you can work with it so they blend in by fading lines and such
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Makes everything better since you already have SAI and a tablet.
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Ooooh, nice tutorial
I'd suggest how to adapt this to a figure for your nest tutorial.
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Thanks! Will do for the proper version. ^^
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Makes perfect sense to me and it's easy to follow. Nice tutorial.
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Thanks, I might just change my handwriting for the default PS text in the future.
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Leave the handwriting. it's cute. <3
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Oh schnap, we got a badass over here.. but its actually pretty simple and straighforward 
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Thanks, hope it helps you for the paras! ^^
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now make one fer snow ~_~
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lawl, that snow effect was the first one I ever did. xD
In words:
-Use two different brush sizes, one should be half of the size of the previous one
-The smaller brush should be used for the background and the bigger one for the foreground, as it gives depth.
-Since you're using SAI, you could use ze blur tool around the bigger flakes for a motion blur effect.
That's all I got to say.
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Ja ze blur tool. I'll just guess that the bigger circle is particularly darker than the inner circle.
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What circles? I don't really get it.
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whaa? Photoshop doesn't have a circle to represent your size or what?
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Ahhh, yeah, the sprite gets darker and blurrier for larger brushes. (Soft ones)
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Seems like I got de hang of it.. but for some reason the snowballz still look to dark even though I'm using white. for the center.
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Maybe you could play/fool around the brightness settings?
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