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Centaur - Painting Tutorial
Published: 2007-06-22 04:55:02 +0000 UTC; Views: 26352; Favourites: 280; Downloads: 1063
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asked for a painting tutorial, so here's a rough idea of how I work.Related content
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It is not very explained o^o i wished to get more clear idea how to do such thing :T thanks anyway!
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Wow that is really great! It makes me wish I could draw
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I have a question, What brush settings do you use to make this painting effect! It looks as if your painting were traditional!
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i like how you laid in the colors. 
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Thank you for this step by step illustration process. I like how you got the background and how you worked on the skin tones.
I am a beginner Digital Painter so Thanks for this man.
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Yup. No reason not to, since your comp should be able to handle it, and lots of things go to print one way or another.
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That's a wondeful illustration!!! I have problems with backgrounds T.T
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I think this technique is better than those that say to put solid and opaque colors everywhere and do shadows and highlights with burn and dodge tools =\ I will try it thanks.
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Wow! A Daily Deviation! Aren't you glad I asked you how you paint? Ha ha, I'm just kidding.
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Hehe, no worries. Yeah, I was definitely surprised - I figured you were the only one much interested in such a thing! Shows how much I know.
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That's useful! I want to start to paint in this style so I'm glad I found this. Must 
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Whoa. As a girl who has no coloring skills whatsoever, I NEED to fave this. Your work is amazing.
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you make it look so simple! I always expect awesome artists to use a bunch of complicated methods, but you don't
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Heh. Yeah, it's just time-consuming. No complicated stuff here.
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Simply put, this is awesome. It's interesting to see how you create your work.
Just wondering, how do you make the colours under the linework appear? How'd you get rid of the white?
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I set the linework on its own layer, change it to Multiply, and then fill in my base color/paint underneath.
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Oh, I am so in love with the background.
I love seeing how different artists pull things together! It looks so good!
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What a great tutorial. It's just like I was sitting in my old classroom listening to my teacher do a step-by-step on one of his pieces.
....of course that I forgot when I walked out of the classroon...this I can look at more!
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Cool... Now I need a "how to sketch" tutorial and I'll be able to move on to the second step...
Great details in your pic, i love it!
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always love a new way to digitally paint. Thanks for letting everyone know what kid of brush you use in painter. A lot of tutorials kinda forget to put that in.
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It's really interesting to see how you move back and forth to PS and Painter. Great tutorial. =] Congrats on the DD!
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This is a great tutorial - very inspiring.
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Thanks again, your style is gorgeous, and this is one of my favorite pictures of yours. (Because of the horn)
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It is interesting to see how you tackle your work actually- I always wonder how people do it. It really comes together in the last couple of steps.
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you think so? ... i realy think you see the potential right in the first step. you can read hundrets of tutorials, thats the step where most of us already fail
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Thanks. By the way, a good 'joining' of man and horse. So many people seem to get the horse body too small, or the connection seems...........awkard or unbelieveable some how. Love the twist on the torso, and muscle structure, the angle of the shoulder and how it all seems to fit together with the horse.
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Oh great, coz I was kinda hoping for a tutorial too, thx for the info...
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