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Weeeeeelllllllllllllll........here's my first ever tutorial.:B Do you have any suggestions for next time I make one? I wasn't quite sure how to go about making one, so I just winged it.. wung it? Anyway, I hope it's useful for someone.
I'll make a better one next time :ohnoes:
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Mood: Joy ~AngeloCarvalho Feb 5, 2013
nice.....
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~Rainpoodle Feb 7, 2012
Awsome pictures, I'm a bit confused on how you got the colors to look so smooth and how you got your lines so straight. whenever I try they come out wobbly and sketchy. Next time go into more detail on what exactly you do and maybe show it in photoshop fram or whatever. Love your art
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*Nafah Feb 7, 2012  Professional Digital Artist
Thank you! My lines are wobbly too unless I draw them really fast :B
I will definitely do better next time I do a tutorial thing, thank you for the suggestion!
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~Rainpoodle Feb 7, 2012
I look forward to seeing them. Also draw more comics (please)! haha I really like them too
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*Nafah Feb 7, 2012  Professional Digital Artist
Oh thank you so much! I will! :D
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~AlexanderSapian Feb 5, 2012
I have three questions. First, what do you use to get that specific line quality you have in step one? Do you have a special brush in photoshop you use? Illustrator?

Second, how do you go about adjusting the color of your lines in step six. I know there's a way to do this I've used myself, but I've never successfully been able to select a specific line or an area I wanted colored.

Finally, how do you that transparency in your colors? Notably the mist behind the bear and the ghost fox.

Thank you.
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*Nafah Feb 6, 2012  Professional Digital Artist
I use the standard brushes that come with photoshop. Sometimes I use the round brush and sometimes I experiment with others. All the lines are on one layer, and on that layer I click 'lock transparent pixels' that way I can paint all over that layer but it will only show up on my lines.
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~4cquiesce Jan 27, 2012  Student General Artist
I love this tutorial. I really adore your style (found you through tumblr) I had a question though; I'm a bit lost between step four and five. How do you edit the gradients? Do you take, for instance, the darkest part of the gradient and create shadowing with it? Thanks a ton for responding!
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*Nafah Jan 28, 2012  Professional Digital Artist
Hi, thank you! What I usually do to create shadows like that is I have a regular gradient on Layer 1 and on top of that I have a Layer 2 that I paint my shadow shape on, then I set that layer to Multiply, and then lower the opacity on layer 2 to about 20% or whatever looks good. I hope that helps! Or maybe I misunderstood the question..hmmm :B
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~4cquiesce Jan 28, 2012  Student General Artist
Nope, that's exactly what I was wondering! thanks so much! :hug:
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