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Published: 2007-03-29 00:07:09 +0000 UTC; Views: 43941; Favourites: 690; Downloads: 1242
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Just a nice short and to the point walkthrough i did a while back for Corel Painter 10, thought i should post it up here also
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I found it necessary to polish my skills, thanks for sharing your talent with poor mortals
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Brilliant. I hope to find more of these as I go through your gallery. I'm just starting in Painter and need all the help I can get.
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So basically you treat it as if it were a physical, traditional painting, right? Do you usually use this method or do you ever do things differently?
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I didn't really get it much since it was pretty vague, but I guess it's pretty hard to explain the detailed process. But the pictures helped. Thanks!
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This has always been one of my fav peices 
Looks like I need to work on my understanding of light hahaha.
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i've always wondered how people(and more often than not, envied at the artists who) made those painted splashes... now can try it for myself.. .thanks for the tutorial!
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Submergence has been my desktop for about a year now I think (or close to it) I have always wondered how you did your water effects!! Thanks for the heads up!!
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I love these vague walkthroughs. I learn so much from them. As a newer artist (and even newer painter) I have trouble with the idea/technique of slowly building up detail as the painting matures, I always have some idea or belief that I have to start out right away painting in microdetail, and these sort of walkthroughs show that its the otherway around. I really appreciate you making this. Thankyou.
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I love the effect! I'm gonna see if I can get it to work in class. ^_^
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THIS WILL REALlY COME IN HANDY!!!!! WELL DONE!!!!!!! 
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i was really chuffed for you mate when i opened up Painter X for the first time and saw your stuff in the little intro image. Great going! And, i like this "tutorial". Its more of a guide than a tutorial, which is what it should be. I'll always remember this buddhist phrase:
"Progress comes to those who train and train; reliance on secret techniques will get you nowhere." - Morihei Ueshiba
Which reflects my general opinion on tutorials. But this is nice because its just a guide ... congrats again bud and may your success be deservedly ever expanding!
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nice tut
but u could have shown us bigger snapshots dont u think?
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cool yea i saw it on the Painter X Masters site also, really awesome picture.
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Cools. I saw this earlier before on the Corel Painter site. Very nice.
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wich tablet do you use..?
Do think that the intuos makes the difference between the graphire in the way that is better to airbrushing..?
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damn fine work sir! you have a great eye and mind for this stuff!
(now if only i could steal your mind...)
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O.o You are amazing! you are my favorite artist of all time! I love Splash and its concept and now you've even added a walkthrough. I think I'm in love. xD
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you job looks really good!! excelent... I love it!
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Amazing. Is this all done in one layer or separate layers?
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can u post one for the sketchy scenes plz? I want to learn how to paint like that so badly.
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Oo, I really like this tutorial, I've never seen one quite like this. I'm gonna have to go try it, thanks!
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Hey nice tutorial I am going to actually try it
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