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Published: 2005-11-12 14:37:23 +0000 UTC; Views: 38164; Favourites: 575; Downloads: 10905
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This tutorial deals with Clothing...this tutorial is design for ppl with or without a tablet...yes it can be done with a mouse..in fact, all my tutorial are
Already release tutorials:
Basic Toning Tutorial [link]
Advance Toning Tutorial Act:1 [link]
Advance Toning Tutorial Act:2 [link]
Advance Toning Tut Act4 [link]
Advance Toning Tut ActZer0 [link]
Final Result:
Moonlight [link]
Hope u enjoy and come to my homepage and drop a note or2^__^
Done on Adobe Photoshop with a mouse
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Comments: 94
so,....you did this with a mouse?
its so beautiful, im faving your tuts for future reference,thankx for the tuts!!!
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OMG just what I needed... THANK YOU so much .... hugs! Lily
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mouse users unite!! ( the fact that i actually have a tablet is irrelevant! im better with my mouse, and i prefer it most times)
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Do these tricks work on Paint Shop Pro 8?
Just out of curiosity.
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[all of them, but I was referring to something in this one which I have already forgotten. 
Like the shading and stuff like that.
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hmmmm vincent...that sexy beast XD *ahem!* nice tutorial!
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I like how you use the photoshop brushes like normal paint brushes...or at least, it looks like you do from the strokes that I can see. ^_^
Those belts must have taken a lot of time and patience. To think you used only 2 tools to create all those effects! I only really know how to use the brush and the eraser in photoshop, so a quick little explanation on some of the tools used in a picture is helpful. Even though I may never really use a computer program to color, I can practice with those tools to learn a new technique and try to apply it to other media.
Well, I mentioned it before, but you're very kind to take the time to write a tutorial to help people. You must have a lot of patience to separate everything out like this. And to make it look so simple, too! That means that you have a very well honed technique.
With all the views you are getting, I've noticed that there are some people who stop by here who have a strange way of calling "destructive" criticism constructive. I may not be a very good artist, but I can have an appreciation for those who are further along than I am without becoming so jealous and shortsighted that I only comment to point out minor flaws. Seriously, sometimes I think those people probably just want to feel better about themselves. I ranted a bit there, I'm sorry. 
You're very talented and what you have done for other people is simply inspiring ^_^
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haha i havent talk to ya for a while now and besides ur like my number 1 fan since u while one of the most early person to watch and comment my work
Yes...I ve come along way since summer and my techinques have sharpen severly but to me it still a reversed blade sword
Well i like people for dropping by and seeing the tutorials even if they only interested in that ..it will show interest in my work....even if they dont like me XD
But having person ppl pointing out mistakes is also part of life ...there is always mistakes but if u work toward that it will become ur strength..beside as long as ur getting better thats all important^_^
And thanks again for being here
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^_^ You're welcome. It's fun being someone's #1 fan. I'll try to do better work at keeping that title.
I think it may be best to say that it is a "double edged sword," rather than a reversed blade. But yes, it's true that popularity has it's own pitfalls along with the benefits.
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yes ur right and i hope both of us keep on acclerating
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Even more useful tips... I can't believe how simple and easy it is in the end, I always though popular artists like you have super-complicated techniques and I never though I could learn to use Photoshop properly, but thanks to you, I think I'm getting better just by reading your tips. These tutorials just keep getting better all the time. I usually have no problem with the clothes and their coloring, since I mostly like my style on that, but that doesn't mean I couldn't learn something new. ^^ I'm going to spread the word, my friends will surely enjoy these tutorials as well.
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haha actually wen u look at some work it does look complex and hard to achieve but once
u have an eye for it u can break down step by step...all things starts off simple and develop to
more advance ...thats the law of nature ^.^
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Great tutorial, i've been looking for a tutorial like this for a long time this is the best one i have found so far, thanks for that!
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I love how the leather belts turned out!! They look so realistic....but I guess that was the point of the tutorial...lol. Great job! Your such a good teacher.
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Great tutorial <3 The belts look amazing, and so realistic too =^__^= Your shading style is amazing.
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thanks and its all thanks to experienmentation
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waaaahhh!!! thanks for this wonderful tutorial!!! big help really!!!
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Wai~ I hope u dont mind me bookmarking ur tutorial~ I found it helpful and hope to use it the next time I color using Photoshop. ^__^
And yea, the Vincent sample is real hot.
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I'd just like to express my sheer gratitude for these tutorials you have so kindly made for everyone.... I know a lot of people haven't got the slightest clue in how to use Photoshop ( or any other programme ) to colour artwork. Especially for the uses in the anime community! So that you so much!! There should be more people like you! After all... How is anyone going to learn if those who know don't teach?!
- Usa~Chan
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Hey, this is a good tutorial for the proper use of brushing/burning/highlighting etc. and the use of color tone, however I felt I should point out a few problems I have with the image (after all, constructful criticism makes a better artist!). The primary issue being your light source, you give advice on how to properly manage highlights and shadow however your own example demonstrates sub-par knowledge of the subject. Judging by your image you have multiple lights in multiple directions falling on your character (a big no-no!). I suggest you go back and retone this image with proper lighting and if you give advice on highlighting/shadowing please make more of an effort to have a correct example to demonstrate your suggestions.
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haha u need to see my Act4 to see why i have diff light source
thanks for the nice chat ^.^
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Umm, regardless of your Act 4 you can't change lighting mid painting (it requires an assload of work and is improper method) not to mention if you do have multiple light sources the additional ones can not be equal in intenstity to the original primary light source nor should they be equal in intensity with eachother. Sorry to say it dude but the lighting on this is still totally wrong.
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well i dont wana do a debate with cha but if u think about the light source in this pic the tone for the skin isnt suppose to be like that so u are complaining but obvious issue that im aware of ....haha besides this is a tut for ppl ...a step by step for ppl
if u wana point at lighting u have misread alot of it..and if i wana change the sourcing it will be easy cause i still have my psd file ..which i have seperated my work in layer and i can simply change the colors by hue/saturation ,color balance..haha so my friend i wana thank u for trying
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Well sorry! 
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good point but i told u the lighting is at the back ...haaha
tats y vicent clothing is so dark
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Soooo in other words... "YOU FAIL!"?
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A shading tutorial where the lighting is wrong!
I sense irony! Ohhhh yeah, some real irony... I feel it, feels good.
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Cool, too bad i dont have that program. TT_TT
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i think this tutorial was the best out of the three... so i
plus another reason why is because vincent kicks total butt!!!
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