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Published: 2010-01-17 23:14:24 +0000 UTC; Views: 13674; Favourites: 345; Downloads: 177
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Well, my first tutorial online of all my life...Omg...
I'm so happy to help!!! *o*Enjoy, people!
I will post some more soon!
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Nicely done. Clear, and I think your style is gorgeous!~ That sketch isn't ugly or stinky, lol!
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Oh thankies a lot! 
Oh, it was stinky and ugly, because I did some stupid mistakes along the sketch and hadn't the decent thought on fix it xD
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Anytime! 
I see! xD
It still turned out great!
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Anytime!
And I thank you!
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Anytime
BTW, I keep coming back to this picture to see how to do it, I am still practicing and I am not used to it yet
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Heeey adorei o tutorialll!~~ mas nao entendi o que devoo fazer se eu usar papel normal :~~ tem algo a ver com rascunho mas nao entendi... me ajuda por favor?? :***
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Que bom que vc gostou!
te ajudo, sem problemas:
Bom, qdo usar papel sulfite comum, coloque mais de dois embaixo do desenho a ser colorizado, para simular a gramatura de um papel canson ou mais.^^
E sempre que for colorizar, use uma folha randomica(q vc nΓ£o sa mais) dobrada ao meio embaixo da mΓ£o, pra evitar aqueles farelos do lΓ‘pis sujarem tudo.
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aaah obrigadissima pelas dicas (L) *u* adoreiii! brigada!!!
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I know this probably wasn't what you were hoping to hear but....you have some really nice fingernails!
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It's a simple drawing I made based on your tutorial. Somehow it turned out differently...I can't get the soft color like you have *sobs*
Any advice you can give?
Oh, and pardon the blurriness cause I don't have scanner so I use my phone's camera...
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Oh, hi!
I saw your artwork and it turned out great!
But I saw a little affraid to push a little harder with the pencil pressure while painting... >.>
To fix that issue:the darkest areas where the shadows are, just force up the painting next to the lineart (you must have an image reference to guide, always.) and go make weaker until the painting reaches the same tone as the foundation.
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Yes, you saw through me. I always afraid of putting darker color because everytime I did that, it turned out awkward...
Uh...well, that one is purely my imagination. However, I have model for this one: [link]
It's also a practice art I made based on your tutorial hehe
I guess you can see I have similar problem with the second one...anyway, I'll try your advice for the next tryout. Thanks for helping me out. I'll be sure to upload the new one (hopefully it'll turned out better that the previous two ^_^ )
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Oh, sorry about the late answer, internet fails me and work kills me...
But, I saw your art based on the tuto I made, and I must say that you've improved your skills
But, one advice: put below the wrist or hand a folded paper sulfite, which prevents dirt cruel powder pencil on the illustration.
And when you gonna use dark colors, like black and blue... It must be the last one to use it... colorize the skin first!
Must note that there is some pencils with different chemistry(some crumble, other wax painting). ^^
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Yay, thanks~ (thank god no one said I have no talent lol)
Thanks for your advice. Am I still having the same problem as before? You know, afraid to make stronger color...
Eh...really? I never really noticed. I use Faber Castle...
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WOW!! This is awesome! I mainly use color pencil
but I think sometimes I have a tendency to push too
hard to achieve brightness. This is a very simple yet
very effective tutorial to follow. GREAT JOB and thanks!!
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thanks for this (: since currently I don't have a tablet i've decided to color use pencil crayons, this tut helped me alot
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I don't have tablet too...
But I try to compensate the failed pieces of the sketch painting traditionally and the others digitally.
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cool maybe i should try that instead of leaving them as just skecthes (:
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Yeah, indeed!
It really works!^^
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I'm happy to know that I've helped...
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KYA! I've been needing a tutorial like this thank you so much!
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wow thank you so much!
this really helps me out
i cant wait to start
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Oh, you're welcome!
When you do some illustration with the technique, would you send me the link?
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oh yes yes of course ^^
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Thanks for the tut. I think it will really help me ^^
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Awesome. Thanks a lot. Is the other part (like thighs and arms) also uses round-move?
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Oh, you're welcome!
And yep,uses rounded moves too.
It gets more a softly skin appearance.
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Well, I use many of these:
Faber-Castell Eco 48 colors(normal & watercolor);
Staedler Colors- Watercolor version;
Mercur color pencils 36 colors.
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Wonderful this will boost my hand coloring ten folds.
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awesome!!!!!!!!!!!!! thank's a bunch!!!!! may I ask what type of color pencils did you use?
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Oh, you're welcome!
For this tutorial, I used Faber-Castell Eco 48 colors(normal & watercolor version).
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