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[Tutorial] Digital Anime Part 2: Applying Shading
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Published: 2018-03-07 11:00:01 +0000 UTC; Views: 3220; Favourites: 48; Downloads: 11
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Description   Part 1 of this tutorial is Here

 Here's the finished Picture
As before this was created and edited together in clip studio paint but it should be applicable to other programs.

  I'm thinking of making tutorials in the future about how the things I mention in this tutorial can apply specifically the hair, clothes, etc. That'd be for after this series of tutorials is over though.
 
  Of course my house had to lose power before I was able to upload this on time, so this is regrettably a bit late. It got so cold in my house I had to take all my reptiles— the snakes, gecko, and bearded dragon— and warm them up by the fireplace. We made it through the three days it was out though and I'm finally able to upload this one. I'm not sure about when I'll be able to upload the next part about highlights, because I have an anime convention coming up in a few days.
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toxic-battery [2018-03-07 13:47:42 +0000 UTC]

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LilithBriar In reply to toxic-battery [2018-03-07 16:25:35 +0000 UTC]

  Thank you, I hope it helps you. 

  Yeah, everyone is okay. We roasted wienies over the fire place, so we had some fun with it. ^^  There was some very strong winds and since we live in a heavily wooded area a large branch, or possibly a tree, hit a power line. Apparently there was a live wire exposed in the middle of the street and it was a huge safety hazard. This is pretty much a regular occurrence year round. I still can't believe that someone thought that it'd be a good idea to string overhead power lines through a forest. 

   Thanks!

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toxic-battery In reply to LilithBriar [2018-03-07 20:23:58 +0000 UTC]

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LilithBriar In reply to toxic-battery [2018-03-07 21:19:59 +0000 UTC]

  I know that overhead power lines are supposedly cheaper to repair, but underground power lines usually need less repairs. Call me crazy, but I feel like placing overhead power lines is only a money saving venture when you place them in an area that's unlikely to constantly knock them down.

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toxic-battery In reply to LilithBriar [2018-03-07 22:53:11 +0000 UTC]

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LilithBriar In reply to toxic-battery [2018-03-09 19:27:45 +0000 UTC]

  Ugh, that sounds so annoying. Where I live the whole neighborhood looses power because it's nothing but trees. We have to wait as the electric company slowly makes their way repairing the power line at different points. Our house uses well water with an electric pump so that means no water as well.

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toxic-battery In reply to LilithBriar [2018-03-09 20:54:00 +0000 UTC]

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