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Published: 2006-01-02 17:33:44 +0000 UTC; Views: 210735; Favourites: 4079; Downloads: 38954
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Press the "Download Image" button on the right.Here is a watercolour tutorial. I wanted to add this because there is also other ways besides the traditional way of paintting with watercolours.
I hope that this tutorial will help you out. And I hope you understand this since my english isnt amazingly good.
Oh, and here is the finished pic, and another traditional art tutorial of mine:
The Finished Watercolor Painting Colored Pencil Tutorial
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You know that really looks like lucy from the anime Elfen Lied. xP
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Great, because it's supposed to look like her.
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Excellent! I love Elfen Lied!
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A brilliant piece of Artwork wish I was as skilful
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THANK YOU!! I PROMISE I WILL TRY IT BECAUSE I HAVE BEEN DYING FOR A WATERCOLOUR TUTORIAL.
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how did you get your colours to come out so vibrant on the computer
whenever i scan anything in yu see all the errors, ane smudges, but yurs looks absolutely flawless
tips please :3
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I adjust the colors using Photoshop. Levels, Color balance and Hue/Saturation are great tools for that. Scanner almost never makes the colors look same as the original picure, so adjusting is always useful.
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Good tutorial. I have been tring to work out this meathod on my own your tips here likely saved me alot of exparementing. I like watercolour but tend to use it in a less than traditional meathod as you have done here. i think it has a good effect and doesn't cover the line art much.
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That's good to hear, thank you for your comment!
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This was very helpful, and different, I've never water colored that thickly before. Always stuck with the like, water downed painting. I plan on giving this a try.
I only have water color paper....the wrinkly kind- is that the best way to describe it .__.
What paper do you use? It's very cleeaaan :3
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That's great to hear! I use very thick watercolor paper, I don't remember the brand, but something that's specially meant for watercolors.
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I love your tutorial. It has some beautiful technique. Thanks for sharing.
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Thank you! I'm glad to hear you like it!
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Thank you so much for making this tutorial! It's incredibly helpful!
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OMG THIS IS AWESOME!!!! im soooo gonna try this! THANKYOUUU
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OOo~ luv this tutorial X3 but isnt adding white better with gouache?
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Very useful tutorial, thanksΛΛ
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Very good and useful tutorial, definately agree on the bit about the background I'm almost always more often than not scared of putting a background on
Brilliant outcome in the end a good inspiration to make friends with watercolors
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That's great to hear, thank you!
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I was wondering, for the small details, do you put down a layer of water before applying the color?
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No, I just colored transparent layers with different colors.
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thankyou for this, I usually use watercolor, but I suck at. This should help.
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Awsome tutorial, just what I neede. Thanks you so much!
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Wow, very nice outcome. When ever I try watercolor, your tutorial will be the first I consult! Thank you!
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Elfin Leid? Nice tutorial btw
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thak you!
finally a painting tutorial that really explain how to paint without changing your style!
it's really nice work, by the way, a great use of contrast.
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Great work, thanks!! I did one pencil colour a long time ago, I would like to have found this then...
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this is a GREAT tutorial...but please tell me how exacly you did the white ornaments of the backround?
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Thank you! I just left the white areas white, I didn't paint them.
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I'll be sure to try this out.
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sooo great!
the final result is totally awesome
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This is a great tutorial. I love your style too
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