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Part I of my digital painting tutorial

This tutorial is to help you get a good idea of how I do things. This tutorial is NOT intended to be copied exactly and it is NOT a stock image. Any over painting or using my images pasted in any way in YOUR work is prohibited. Please learn from it but don't post exact copies of this in your gallery.

And remember, the number one way to get better is to keep creating art!

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:icondarkmorgainelefay:
Thank you for posting this!! :hug:
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:icondedehelmy:
this tutorial is awesome :) thank you

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:iconsabby1300:
Using this painting method looks really time consuming. In theory, it shouldn't be as time consuming if you've had painting and figure drawing classes, but even if you haven't (which I have...), and you just so happen to draw/paint really fast...could this process get done pretty quick?

I'm asking, cause I really love painting this way. I just don't very good patience. I want things done when I want them done, lol. But I also want them to look good. And I work fast. I've been able to come up with some pretty decent stuff even with my working speed, as far as figure drawing goes. But do you necessarily -have- to spend hours and hours on this kind of painting to get it to look right, or could the same results be done by a quick, restless hand?

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Nope, it's not fast. This method takes me around 20 hours. If you are looking for a speed painting tutorial you are likely to have more loose strokes and less finessing- which is fine, but that is not this style per se. And yes, as listed at the top of the tutorial this is for intermediate painters (those who have anatomy to at least a passable level). I have found that if you reduce the file size to say half of what you see here you ought to cut the time back some. Hope that helps!

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Mood: Love ~Rohit95 Mar 11, 2012  Student Interface Designer
useful Tutorial .Many thanks

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:iconmiafka:
Ваша помощь неоценима) спасибо!!))
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=RainyDayFun Feb 10, 2012  Hobbyist Digital Artist
Thanks!

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*MyCreativeExpression Jan 21, 2012  Hobbyist Digital Artist
Thank you so much! Helped out alot :)

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*MartaVasques Oct 13, 2011  Hobbyist Digital Artist
Thank you so much for this! :clap:

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:iconbobitalizuca:
Hy .amazing tutorial but have not really understood the Part 5 and Part 6. I tried different tutorials because I really want to learn to make this beautiful paintings . If you want to help me I would be grateful
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