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Tal-Blaiser — Photoshop Tutorial X
Published: 2009-01-16 21:19:05 +0000 UTC; Views: 20784; Favourites: 317; Downloads: 2553
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Those who know do it, and those who don't teach.WARNING! anthro nudity inside, download at your own risk.
UPDATE!!! Extension Added!
An art collaboration, please Click on "download" to see the whole image or go to this [link]
Something I recently discovered and I want to share it while it is still in it's infant phase. I don't usually make tutorials and even when I did, I didn't manage to post it, well this can be an exception, I had used this to teach someone in digital painting, and I think it is effective. and hope it does the same for other.
Character concept and sketch belongs to if you got a problem with the anatomy and character, better tell it to him and not here.
Feel free to ask any questions related to the tutorials.
UPDATE! Thanks to for pointing out some problem with the pentool section, I hope I made it right this time.
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Cool tutorial. Perhaps I'll finally learn how to use colors on my drawings.
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Very interesting, I always wanted to create the lineart directly with Photoshop. Thanks for the info!
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This is a nice tutorial, but it has an unneeded step. After you color in greyscale, you can skip the 'color balance' step and go straight to hue and saturation by simply clicking the "colorize" box in the hue and saturation window.
Also, if you want to uniformly darken/brighten the entire picture (or a large section), instead of using the burn/dodge tools, you can use levels (Ctrl + L, or mage -> Adjustment -> Levels). This will adjust the layer or a selection. Simplified, levels makes darks darker and lights lighter, depending on settings. You can also adjust white and black balance from this window.
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This is going to be very useful. I just know it.
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Thanks a gazillion for this! This seems like it will prove to be the most helpful tutorial that I've ever used.. Thank you again.. Your work is appreciated ^_^
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Thank you, glad to see it helped you
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Great Tutorial, this helped me understand more about using Photoshop.
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Glad to hear it helped, and thank you
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Puede iyan, may brush at pentool din ang GIMP, at halos pareho din ang kanilang editing.
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ITS AWESOME BUT ISNT IT TO SLOW TO MAKE THE OUT LINE WITH THE PEN??
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Thanks!
Yes, it is very slow to work with pen, but if your hand is too shaky to work with mouse or tablet to make lineart, then this can be your option
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sweet work :wow!: have you tried to use paint.net that free paint program? this tutorial is cool i can try to add some color to whatever i come up with thanks bro.:joy:
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Hello
i loved your tutorial, and i used it on a drawing of mine.
[link]
Tell me if it is good/ critique me.
i Didnt do the line art just yet. i had some trouble with that. How do you change the thickness when you are adding pressue? it never looked the way i wanted it to.
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Hollo! thank you very much
Well it looks allright, but few more shadings would make it look even better... need some assistance?
Well about the thickness of the line will depend on the size of the brush you are using, you will have to resize it manually for line art, most of the time I use brush size from 8 to 12 for lineart.
Hope that helps.
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Sweet! Yeah that helps alot. When i get some more time im gonna do the line art on it.
If you would like, you can take the sketch and color it, and show me were i need to improve 
Thanks for you help
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woooo! nice tutorial! im gonna make a sketch now. im gonna color it tomorrow maybe^^ thx duud!
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No problem mate and I am glad it gave you some ideas
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hehe, lol! i said i was going to color it "tomorrow" ... loll.. that was 2 weeks ago.. and its still not done.. XD btw, i had problems with the coloring.. the saturdation stuff and so..
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Thank for the tutorial!! And I dont feel their is any problems with the anatomy. I dont belive that everything we draw has to be the standard.
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Hollo there mate and thank you, hope it give you some ideas
Well what you say is true specially when you are developing stylistic characters and proportion, but there are those who can't tolerate it
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That understandable because when you think about it art is subjective and so not everyone will agree .
All any artist can do is stay true to their craft regardless if some people simply don't like it.
In any case, thanks again for the tutorial. ^_^
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how interesting 
(lol random XD)
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Hollo!
Yeah, I thought it would make the tut much more fun to read when I add some spice in it he he
Thanks mate!
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Hollo!
Hee, I find it great for artist like myself who can't work with tablets
Thank you very much!
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I'll even download it, for the case if I ever find the reason to do digital art.
Anyway, as always, keep up the good work.
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Hey there mate! I have just updated it! 
Nothing is wrong in working with digital... you might get addicted that's all, art life is made easy with Digital 
Thanks!
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Oh, no, there's nothing wrong. It's just that I make many drawings to people who are close to me, so I don't have time for digital art.
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Nice tutorial, and really pretty painting but I think it's not a pixel art, there's category on dA for tutorials in Resources & Stock Images
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Hollo!
Ah yes, I've tried that, but it doesn't accept .GIF file extension, I don't know why? this is my only option
Thank you!
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Pretty weird but ok ^^
No problem
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So what you're saying is that I have a looooong career in teaching!?! Yippee!
Nice tutorial, thanks for sharing it with all of us!
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You mean me? or do you want to teach as well?
Thanks mate! I just updated it!
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I was just joking about what you'd wrote..."Those who can't teach..." I figure I'm a teacher. 
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