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Last Man Standing
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Stuart Jollands
Modeller
Freelance Maya TD Zbrush Artist
Bicester,
GB
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Excellent, amazing to see the detail build up to the finished style. V informative and quite inspiring
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where you been?
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sergio Kotsovoulos
Animator, Director, Set Designer, all round design jack of all trades
Freelancer
Athens,
Greece
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Once again I bow down to your infinite artistic wisdom!
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Know-it-All
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Mogens Skjold
Designer / Illustrator
Skjoldbroder
Århus,
Denmark
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Gorgeous hair, and a good read. Love it Linda.
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Boom, baby!
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CGConnect Member
Linda Bergkvist
Sweden
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Thanks guys
![]() I realise I should have warned that it is a fairly complicated tutorial, and not really one for beginners - it's best if you already know your way around Photoshop before tackling this one. Also, admittedly, this is the most complicated hair I've ever painted - I'm childishly pleased with it at the moment. I was hoping that, even if you're not aiming for an end result so ridiculously detailed (my big weakness, I just don't know when to let things go!) you'll still find something or other useful in the tutorial. As for the 25% setting... I'm embarrassed to admit I usually use it for most of my brushes. It's partly just not bothering to change it, and partly because it fits my way of painting - I find it easier to apply pen pressure with a spacing set high than low. It might be that I'm still only using an Intuos 1 (boohoo), but I find that when I lower the spacing, I get annoyed because the strokes are too 'harsh'. Working in this large format, the slight unevenness of the 25% doesn't really show, especially not when you paint it over, and over again with different brushes. Just nabbing a typical, sharp edged round brush, this is the difference of the result I get when using the same kind of pressure -- I just find the higher spacing setting more versatile. ![]() I suppose most illustrators have some little thing they're stubborn about to the point of stupidity, and this is mine. I worked with this one fella at one time and he told me I was dumb for not using a lower spacing on most of my brushes, and I tried, I tried, but I ended up going back to this again. Anyway, thank you so much, everyone - I'm just happy the tutorial is appreciated, and I hope it's some help to someone. I didn't do it to prove anything, please don't feel that - I've never felt I had anything to prove. I did it in hopes of helping the community in what small ways I can. Last edited by Enayla : 07 July 2005 at 01:38 PM. |
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Boom, baby!
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CGConnect Member
Linda Bergkvist
Sweden
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Argh, I must correct myself. The spackled brush doesn't have a 25% setting. I think it's got a 5%, force of habit made me write that. Must edit.
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modeler/animator/painter
Erik
Netherlands
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Expert
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Daniel Ruiz Vargas
3d artist
rendermotion
Zapopan,
MX
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Txs enayla
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New Member
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Hoang Quan
STUDENT
THE UNIVERSITY OF ARCHITECTURE
Hochiminh City,
Viet Nam
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Thank you so much Linda. You know, in the past, I used to draw like Manga, but now i feel so bored and I want to change my style, and your tuts really help me a lot.I can't say anything, but I really want you to know one thing: I always appreciate your tuts,thanks for sharing!!!
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07 July 2005 | |
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New Member
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Hoang Quan
STUDENT
THE UNIVERSITY OF ARCHITECTURE
Hochiminh City,
Viet Nam
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Thank you!
Thanks a lot! I always luv your tuts!
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Lord of the posts
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Raine Kuusi
Digital Artist
Fake Graphics
Helsinki,
Finland
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now maybe I must make myself more plain of how I like this tutorial: I'm really thankful that someone takes time to do this stuff and help others.. and actually is able to really teach, not just show off. So thanks really much again, sorry if my earlier comment was slightly annoying.
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Lord of the posts
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Mohammed Abourabe
designer&CGartist
Damascus,
Syrian Arab Republic
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![]() WOW great technique ! thnx very much enayla and congratulation for m&s you really worth more than that ..
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Digital Environmentalist
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Greg Kaperski
Animator/Director
8bitstrange.com
Prospect Heights,
USA
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This is the second tutorial I seen from you and I'm looking forward to many more
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"Life is the temporary disbelief in Death" --G.K. 2006 |
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waiting for the rain
Leware
Fiji
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this is the best hair tut i have found so far,
thanx a lot for your time. cheers. |
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Dude
Panu Uomala
Helsinki,
Finland
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i dunno ... i dunno how u do it, it's like this is not even close...
man , i gave it my all ![]() __________________
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Know-it-All
Mauricio Vasquez
Character Animator
Encino,
USA
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thank you for sharing and for the effort!
The tutorial's great! mauricio. |
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