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Published: 2015-09-29 05:49:39 +0000 UTC; Views: 39482; Favourites: 536; Downloads: 339
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Clarity is essential in picture making, so it is important to isolate each step and understand the individual component in its simplest form. Hope it's useful.
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This is a great graphic read tutorial. Very simple and easy to follow.
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Ah, the black magic explained >:3 maybe it's time for some wizardry of my own
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lol that's awesome~Β Β
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You are more than welcome 
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Thank you for this! I've always had trouble portraying contrast in my drawings. Great tut!
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Thank you Silvaina, I'm glad it's useful
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Thank you very much for making this tutorial! I don't understand what's going on from 1 to 2. You change a lot the shapes on the left side of the picture, I would say that rotated L shape gets lost. What do you mean by "mantaining the major shapes" then? Besides, at what moment you decide the key light direction?
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Not a problem
This tutorial is about the graphical design in painting, the lighting is established at the start so we can separate the Light and Dark in graphical shapes.
We can always adjust things here and there while we paint, there is no one perfect process for painting so.....
In step 1, the shapes are big and simple, then I started adding some smaller detailed shapes in step 2.Β "maintaining major shapes" means the bigger shapes are still visible and can be adjusted slightly for more interest.
I hope this makes sense.
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Kinda... although not completly. I really don't want to bother you with questions that could be very challenging to answer, thank you very much for trying to answer me ^^.
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yup definitely important
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This is so helpful! Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge.
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