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Published: 2013-06-11 22:15:26 +0000 UTC; Views: 14199; Favourites: 397; Downloads: 214
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I was asked about my work process, so I decided to try and do a step by step tutorial.Its my first time doing something like this, so I'm sorry if its not well organized. I hope it can be of some help though.
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Thanks for this amazing tutorial.
I would like your advice on my gallery. It would be a pleasure to know your opinion about my work.
Thanks!!!
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Is your last name Swift
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Hey Malcolm!Β Sometimes I set the shadow layer to preserve transparency, but its not something I usually think of when doing it.Β The only thing I do for certain is link the shadow layer to the main color layer.Β I treat the highlight layer a bit looser, since its one of the very last things I do.Β I don't usually link it to anything or preserve transparency on it- I just loosely shape it, and lower its opacity.
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wow thanks a ton! I'll use this method immediately
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She IS Rainbowdash!!! ^_^
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oops.... Β Β she is awesome!!!
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AWESOME!! I do my line-free drawings this way too but the shadow color is new to me!! Looks lnice on the final image!! THANKS for the tutorial
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awesome tutorial thanks for sharing this will be very helpful ^^*
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There is an option in the "layers" tab.Β Its a little button that looks like it has a kind of checkered pattern.
What it does is: it locks your layer so that you will only paint within the areas you already filled.Β You don't have to worry about coloring outside of your blocked in colors.
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Love the style! I never really thought about coloring the lines so that will come in handy
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I have been waiting for this since I became one of your watchers lol
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