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jocarra — Basic Colouring Tutorial
Published: 2005-07-18 22:41:35 +0000 UTC; Views: 17896; Favourites: 248; Downloads: 3454
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Insight into the very basics of how I often colour, designed for beginners, but with what I hope to be helpful information for everyone... except for those really awesome people who already know everything...
*LOL*Anyways, hope this is useful - I had a few people wanting me to make a colouring tutorial, so here it is.
Block, Multiply, Screen!
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Thanks, I'm glad you think so 
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for the skin color you said blue tones twice... lol.. Nice turorial.. i'm going to use it.
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Heheh, yeaahhh... I noticed it, too, but I've been too lazy to do anything about it. X3
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*starts building a machine to steal jens talents*
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Hey! Aren't these tutorials enough? You don't need to STEAL...
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no... i want more !!! *roars with beastial vigor*
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very usefull. i haven't really done coloring in photoshop but i will later this summer hopefully when i get my powerbook for school and the programs. so this will help me. thanks!
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I'm glad you found it useful
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That's good - hope it was somewhat useful for you X3
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Wow you are really talented...I always seem to have a hard time painting with the mouse in my PaintShopPro...the mouse sometime jerks around and its really difficult to draw nice lines and basic shapes....however I prefer to paint in reallife, using an actual brush and the likes...but thanks for this tutorial, Im going to try it out..
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*nods* Painting with the mouse can be annoying, but it's possible to do great stuff with it nonetheless. I used to use low opacities to paint with mouse, but now I use low air pressure with air brush - it would work with mouse, too, though
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Thank you very much !
This tutorial can really help
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That is so awesome, now all i need to go is get myself a tablet ^.^
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Hehe, well, I gave alternatives for people who don't have tablets. You can try using low pressure airbrush, but you can also try using low opacity.
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awesome tutorial! It's very helpful!
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good tutorial...its given me some ideas now, hehe. photoshop has always baffled me but im getting the hang of it slowly.
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Yeah, I took up PS 8 years ago, and didn't know there were tutorials out to help me. Had to learn by myself =S... Good luck with your own PS endeavours!
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Yet another helpful tutorial 
Cool tutorial, it's nice to find out how other people work, you know, get inside their heads, eat their brains... cool stuff like that
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*LOL* Hehe, yeah... I don't always paint like this, but I do tend to always block first.
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I had no idea of the Multiply/scree technique,so thanks for showing it ^_^ another amazing tutorial
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It's not a secret *LOL* Lots of people use this technique. I just was trying to elucidate the fact to people who might not know how simple it is.
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It's a secret, don't you tell me it isn't!! XD
It's pretty simple, but I'm Photoshop ignorant so I shade by usign a dark purple/dark blue brush on low oppcaity and layering it.
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Hehehe, yeah. That's how I used to do it *nods*
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Cool beans! 
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I didn't even KNOW you could set your BRUSH to multiply...
learn something new everyday.
Thanks for putting out such great tutorials.
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*chuckles* Yes, it's really quite amazing X3 I'm glad you learned something!
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Very cool!! I am NOT one of those people, so I really appreciate this! Thank you, sweetie!!
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Oooh wow... Thanks for the help. Much appreciated!
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No problem
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