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Juggertha — Digital Drawing Tutorial
Published: 2007-05-26 15:01:42 +0000 UTC; Views: 9285; Favourites: 133; Downloads: 559
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Ok all, this is my take on a Digital Drawing Tutorial. I'm not so sure about this one... that I explained the stages well enough, but I figured I'd post it up and see if it helped anyone.If you like it and want to continue on with your piece, head over to my Digital Coloring Tutorial for a few more hints. [link]
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Thank you so much for your tutorials!! You are amazing.
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This tutorial was very helpful and filled with a lot of useful information. I have just started working with a new style of art and this has definitely helped me along the way. If you would like to see the first piece I have tried using this tutorial, it can be found here [link] . Having smooth line art is a bit more difficult than I originally thought, but your tutorial has done a pretty good job of explaining it. Thank you for making such a lovely tutorial available to aid artists like me.
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Man, great tutorial. I think I'll practice some of this soon. Thanks for share your knowledge
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Haven't had the time to read through this till now Juggy, but it looks great, now I wish I had a tablet though
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Nice tutorial, Juggy. I may even be reffering to it soon if I get hold of a copy of photoshop any time soon. As for tablets, I have one, a tiny little budget Wacom A6 job, but I rarely use it as it's too small and I've gotten so used to drawing/painting with a mouse it actually feels weird to use, cause it's not really like using a pencil or pen... still. Practise makes perfect. If I can get myself an A4 tablet sometime I think I'd give it a better go.
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I've been meaning to ask what a good canvas size for a digital piece is. Guess this answers my question! Next question I guess would be how you get such smooth lines? If I try to ink with zoom less than 200%, my lineart is always subpar and zooming in closer than that really affects the line flow. Is this just something I have to deal with or is there a solution (e.g. get a better computer).
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Having a big monitor helps a little... but also getting familiar with the pen tool will help oodles.
I'm planing on posting up a digital inking tutorial that explains that more - with inking the clean lines are a must.
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Excellent! I look forward to seeing it!
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I will definitely be using this tutorial quite a bit very soon as I am getting my very first drawing tablet soon. Thanks!
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Nice tut. Someday I'll get off my lazy behind and make some tutorials too. Seems like I can never make the time...but if I never take the time, I'll never have the time, like the guy in Matrix said...right?
Anyway, babbling. Good lesson and words of advice.
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Yeah, these take a while to piece together.
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Very nice, Juggy!
I actually pulled out my tablet and tried to ink using it, but I just can't seem to find the right brush settings to have it not look like ass. Any chance you could explain a bit more about the brush settings themselves if you ever do this again?
*can't seem to find any setting that allows the brush to taper/fade when the pen is lifted* *sadpanda*
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Check your presure sensitivity on the brush as well as adjusting the flow will help with that.
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cool man, never realised you sketched everything into the computer, impressive.
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Aye, I do it all on Comp for 90% of my stuff.
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