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TheDarkRayne — The Final Glance - Walkthrough
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Published: 2012-05-12 18:23:30 +0000 UTC; Views: 9742; Favourites: 223; Downloads: 532
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I featured this art piece here:
Features of the month!
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Hope you find it useful.
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Didn't make a tutorial for this one.
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great work i love roses how did u make it look real is that a brush or painting i love it
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That is a PNG image. Thank you!
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Amazing work!!!! I love how you show the step by step process. How do you get the skin and hair to appear digital? As if it was computer animated. I hope I'm making sense
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Thank you
For skin I majorly use smudge to soften it and then dodge & burn and some painting over to change the lighting. For hair, I use a color fill on overlay/softlight to change the color then paint some highlights. Hope this helps.
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Oooh I love such walkthroughs! They show me how it's build up and I can learn a lot from it! thank you for sharing this! I have a little question: is it always the best to put all (or most) elements together first and after that start blending them and color and light/shadows?
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I work very randomly. Most of the times the first thing I do is to cut out the girl (or whatever the main subject is) & add her to the background. Then so the photo makes more sense to me as a whole, I fix the color, hues and levels. Then start with the lighting on the main subject and then the rest. More often then not, I add other components when both are worked upon, in this case, the flower vines. But this isn't always the sequence.
So the answer is, you can pick whatever sequence works the best for you.
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Thank you so much for your reply and explanation,
I find it really useful! It's indeed the best to
do it all a bit organized so you can see what's
going on and see the whole idea
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Nice work...thanks for showing the step-by-step.
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