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Published: 2014-11-18 02:03:49 +0000 UTC; Views: 741; Favourites: 19; Downloads: 1
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A portrait of and for AwesomeNetwork (request).SpeedArt: www.youtube.com/watch?v=Juw8lx…
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Wow! I really love your cel-shading here. Though I think the dagger is a bit small compared to the perspective given. Other than that, great work!
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I like the shading too, that's why I shade that way, usually. And yes, I knew the dagger was much smaller than on the skin, but I figured it was within the right range (size wise in comparison), I guess I could have made it larger and have more detail, but too late for that now. I often don't care too much if the sizes match to the skin, I care much more if it looks nice or how I want it to (it can be hard to tell what size things are intended to be on skins anyway, they are so pixelated).
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I see. Will you ever do a tutorial on your shading technique?
Yeah, I guess. I don't really have the original skin to compare to, so I can't say anything about that. But still, it's just a minute complaint in an overall sound piece. 
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I don't remember if I planned on responding, I uploaded many SpeedArt videos to my channel. But maybe you knew that and you strictly meant a tutorial video, I did make one about two years ago, but it's unlisted/private because all of my old videos are embarrassing. The old SpeedArt aren't unlisted/private because I want them all available for the sake of the series or something.
I don't know if I'll make one in the future or not, I don't feel that anyone would benefit from it if the Speed Art videos don't help, seeing as there are other tutorials made by others that go over what the tools do and such, so you can see what I do with the tools in those videos. combined with knowing what the tools are used for, you should be able to see how I do the do.
It's also that I'm not sure if I want any videos on my channel that are not Speed Art videos because that's all that's visible and it's quite nice. And I know watching Speed Art videos isn't the best way to learn, probably. but the only way I can think I could thoroughly explain is if I literally recorded me drawing an image for an hour or a few and not speed it up at all. Probably talking most of the time. I have some restrictions regarding videos at the moment as well.
I don't know, I'm just rambling.
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