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Re: Art tutorials!
« Reply #285 on: October 20, 2015, 07:36:52 PM »
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I use paint tool sai, but it could be work in any art program almost same way, but the functions could be at different places. I added some photoshop help too.

First I get an outline. then I just fill it

there are white dots, which I just colour with the pen/brush tool


I colour all with red or any redish colour because it is easier to see if I went out of line or not then any other colour, you can use any colour, it does not matter.
I do this so when I do the BG I will have all colours in outlines and won't need to fix and delete those random colours that out of the line.
after finishing colouring I lock the layer (I have two sai, in my other sai it is called different) but this is the locking layer, in photoshop this is the really a lock, but it's icon is not the icon (that is something else)

this is the photoshop icon for it

Next step colour how I want. only the basic colour. no shading or anything yet


after I am done with all base colours, I do the blush, on this layer too. I use an other brush, if you have sai, you can copy and see the settings for it. (tablet pressure is needed for better use)


new layer, on top of it. this function will allow you colour only where you have colour on the layer it is tied with.

here is the photoshop version. click with right on the new layer that you put over the colour layer:


(Sorry it is in swedish, I accidentally managed to install it in swedish instead of english.... I don't mind it, I would mind if it were in hungarian because once I used it in hungarian and it was horrible)

now you choose a light colour (greyish colour probably the best with some colour.) this is the time, when you can play what colour you find the best for the picture.


I chose a light blue, then use same colour and made a new layer where I colour everything! this gives a colour to the picture (you can play with colours can be more colours)

I deleted some parts of the blue on the new layer as "light"

Next the light.
I usually use white, but other colour can give some interesting result, also use lighter colours here, since this is the LIGHT wanna be. but if you use a darker colour, it could give you some interesting result, again something where you can play with xD


the BG
new layer under the colour. now you can colour there freely and there is no see through by dot parts in the picture or something. that's why I colour like that in the first

and my fav new brush, that is pretty good and cool, in photoshop, there is many other type of brushes
This brush just good for colouring and mixes the colours pretty easily and well, it is also practice and you get how you want, or not. you actually can do anything you want.


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Re: Art tutorials!
« Reply #286 on: October 20, 2015, 09:00:29 PM »
MY EASY COLOURING STYLE

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*scribbles notes furiously* MUST TRY THIS

Thank you for making this tutorial! It's really cool to see how different people do the same thing, and now I really really want to try my hand at your way, because I like the results so much!
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Re: Art tutorials!
« Reply #287 on: October 20, 2015, 09:05:28 PM »
Martti, thank you so much for this!! I saw you streaming once but I arrived late so I was asking myself how did you do all this coloring magic. Now I have my answers! :D
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Re: Art tutorials!
« Reply #288 on: October 20, 2015, 09:20:56 PM »
Martti, thank you so much for this!! I saw you streaming once but I arrived late so I was asking myself how did you do all this coloring magic. Now I have my answers! :D
WHY don't you ask me? you ask how I did, I tell of show in stream. you can't really be late, I usually drew more arts, at least one you supposed to see, unless I do a big art with very different colouring style that could take forever but I rarely do that because I am lazy.

*scribbles notes furiously* MUST TRY THIS

Thank you for making this tutorial! It's really cool to see how different people do the same thing, and now I really really want to try my hand at your way, because I like the results so much!

Good luck with it! it is really easy, I think, just playing with colours for shading, sometimes I did like more layers more colour more type of lights/shadows, this pic was really the basic, also the shading could be fading too or however you want, that is your choice from now on xD
I am even drawing variously every time because I am still trying and testing things xD

for example the "pink light" is found by an accident when I used that pink instead of white for light and I got fond of it, especially since Minna's art often shows random lights like that (mostly pinkish lately because of sunset for example)
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Re: Art tutorials!
« Reply #289 on: October 21, 2015, 03:57:58 AM »
Martti, thank you for your tutorial!  :D
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Re: Art tutorials!
« Reply #290 on: October 21, 2015, 05:37:02 AM »
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Thank you, Martti! It's such a great tutorial, both in content and, uhm, tutoriability*. I'm still kinda learning how to shade (or colour, for that matter), so I'm sure going to try this.

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Re: Art tutorials!
« Reply #291 on: October 21, 2015, 09:44:58 AM »
Thank you, Martti! It's such a great tutorial, both in content and, uhm, tutoriability*. I'm still kinda learning how to shade (or colour, for that matter), so I'm sure going to try this.

*tutoriability - ability of the tutorial to help people learn what the tutorial is supposed to learn.

long time ago I did a tutorial for "where to put the shadows" tutorial, but I am not going to post it, because the art looks REALLY horrible, even the tutorial part I think is okay. (it could be more detailed tutorial.... I could try to do one?)

to be honest, all type of tutorials you can find online for that I think.
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Re: Art tutorials!
« Reply #292 on: October 21, 2015, 09:48:58 AM »
(it could be more detailed tutorial.... I could try to do one?)

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Re: Art tutorials!
« Reply #293 on: October 21, 2015, 11:40:34 AM »
So here is the process video of my Sigrun portrait.

The original time was an hour and a half.
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I have made a few art tutorials so far that I can share here. If you need a tutorial on anything, I can make some time to prepare one. (unless it's something somebody explained better already, then I can maybe find you such a tutorial  ;))

This one on facial anatomy: http://smirtouille.deviantart.com/art/Quick-Facial-Anatomy-Tips-II-403328415
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Anatomy of the horse: http://smirtouille.deviantart.com/art/Drawing-Horses-Tutorial-Part-1-396742753

Drawing a face: http://orig07.deviantart.net/3844/f/2013/222/c/a/drawing_a_face2_by_smirtouille-d6hjm2e.gif
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Re: Art tutorials!
« Reply #294 on: October 21, 2015, 05:53:15 PM »
So here is the process video of my Sigrun portrait.
Thanks for the process video! I'm struggling with painting people in Photoshop, and this clip is just what the doctor ordered.
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« Reply #295 on: October 21, 2015, 08:54:09 PM »
OK, I want to get more into water colors, but I am really lost on which brands are good, does anyone have any suggestions?

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Re: Art tutorials!
« Reply #296 on: October 21, 2015, 09:44:00 PM »
is there any good program (that does not requests like super computers) that could record my screen? I would do a video instead of taking screenshots because it is hard to draw and screenshot every moment.

in stream to be honest, I am happy if someone asks me something and I can show and explain it (in voice chat)
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Re: Art tutorials!
« Reply #297 on: October 21, 2015, 09:56:56 PM »
is there any good program (that does not requests like super computers) that could record my screen? I would do a video instead of taking screenshots because it is hard to draw and screenshot every moment.

in stream to be honest, I am happy if someone asks me something and I can show and explain it (in voice chat)

Well, if you have a Mac, then there's a screen recording (and voice recording) feature built into the QuickTime Player. It's explained here (scroll down a bit to get to the right section). If you don't have a Mac, then I don't know what would be best to use.
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Re: Art tutorials!
« Reply #298 on: October 21, 2015, 09:58:06 PM »
is there any good program (that does not requests like super computers) that could record my screen? I would do a video instead of taking screenshots because it is hard to draw and screenshot every moment.

in stream to be honest, I am happy if someone asks me something and I can show and explain it (in voice chat)

There is Open Broadcast Software. It is free and very proficient. Although having a descent graphic card in your computer will always help when it comes to dealing with video files.

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Re: Art tutorials!
« Reply #299 on: October 22, 2015, 01:43:25 AM »
Well, if you have a Mac, then there's a screen recording (and voice recording) feature built into the QuickTime Player. It's explained here (scroll down a bit to get to the right section). If you don't have a Mac, then I don't know what would be best to use.
I have never seen a mac ever in my life.......

There is Open Broadcast Software. It is free and very proficient. Although having a descent graphic card in your computer will always help when it comes to dealing with video files.

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my computer died, it has kind of good videocard, my temporary computer had no decent video card (it could not even use proper screensize for my monitor....) that's why I hated it so much, now I have a laptop, and I have no idea what it even can do............... but old laptop so I don't expect it to be that good.

I'll check it out sometime, thanks!
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