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zhuzhu β Live Demo 01
Published: 2010-02-18 06:03:40 +0000 UTC; Views: 42192; Favourites: 1150; Downloads: 1548
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it's the live demo sample of my "Z Class Online" tonight. i will update the links of video recording for online watch in my Journal later. and will put more infos about Z Class.EDIT:
High quality videos download link: [link]
ONLINE WATCH: [link]
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So sad, but your links do not work anymoreΒ Β
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hi master zhu... wanted to see your video but cant find the download file?
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Wonderful effect and style on this lines!
I appreciate also very much where the details are put..
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a little porn star. have you something to do with fashion?
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Love the sketchiness and painterly coloring here! You imply so much with such few lines.
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your art is inspiring! thanks for the tutorial!
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It looks amassing! I'm looking on this picture 5 minutes already and admiring how did you mimic watercolor!
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You're tutorial was amazing! Thanks heaps for sharing it. Also, this painting is HOT.
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Is this done in photoshop? Its unbelievable...where can i download the brushes? Can u send them to me? xenoxmachina@hotmail.com Thanks.
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Great watercolor effects!
So I was wondering... which version of Photoshop are you using in this tutorial? I have 7 but find its very different from your screenshot so I am not sure I will be able to get the same type of watercolor effect.
Thanks!
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I thought it was a traditional work, until I watched the video and noticed that this was done with photoshop, Wow!
nice work!
Greetings from Belgium
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I just watched the demo, really cool! Thank you for taking the time to do it, it's nice to see the process and learn. I like how you make a little plan to make things look traditional.
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Thank you so much for posting the videos! I learned so much by watching your process!
I have a question though, in the 2nd video, you said there is a key to press down for color blending, I went back several times, but I still couldn't quite catch what key it is. Can you tell me what key is it? And, when blending, I have to hold down on that key, right?
Thank you!
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amazing watercolor effect man!
you're awesome
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Oh!!!!! Amazing watercolor brushes presets....I`ve dreamed about them! Yesterday i was watching your video and I like it, for sure!!!! I have a problem with link for your last brushes presets, so would you like to send me them on my mail man?! Here is vshaklev@yahoo.com ...thanks for that of course!!!!!
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Love this! Don't get to see this style much, anymore. Good show!
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zhuzhu this is beautiful, love that you did a tutorial.
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GORGEOUS!!! Are those brushes the ones you made? I saw your video I'm going to try it!!
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and btw love your video thanks a lot for it * u * do more please!
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it looks veryveryvery much like tradtional media wew great
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Nicely done dude.. i like it!.. this one goes to my fave folder..
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Free demo, free brush downloads in your gallery . . you are a generous artist, and a fantastic teacher. It was a privilege to watch the demo. Thank you for setting such a great example, and elevating the standards for artistic process! I wish you deserved success and big rewards!
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it was wonderful being a part of it 
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Thats a really awsome take an a classic Elvgren piece!
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Very nice work, I really like your brush strokes and your feel for colors. And the old school pin-up style is awesome.
I'm curious about your watercolor brushes and how you make them, some sponge-like brushes and "wet edges" ?
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i will post my brush presets later.
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got inspired by this and made a speed Pin-up: [link]
check it out if u want
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Great! looking forwards to it.
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I love this! The soft face but the hard pencil lines..
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I really love the technique used
it makes it look like an almost abstract water piece
yet the figure remains well defined
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