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Published: 2012-01-14 11:19:44 +0000 UTC; Views: 12174; Favourites: 553; Downloads: 318
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I'm assuming that anyone that reads this has at least a basic understanding of how it works. Otherwise, I described some technical aspects of how I worked as well as a bit of basic technique. C: I hope this helps you! I remember when I was learning and how sad I was when there weren't tutorials around of what I needed.(He kinda has a derpy face still lol I might go in and fix it tomorrow)
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what brush do you use for your sketches ? and how do you sketch .. i just cant sketch on the computer ...
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atm I've been using a cintiq, and before that, and when I'm on my laptop, I use a wacom intuos 3 C: To sketch I use the brush mentioned here [link] at the top of the tutorial. I just drag the minimum diameter to 1% and set it to pen pressure or brush tilt, depending on my mood C:
Hope that helped a bit, it is pretty weird at first to get used to the disconnect between your hand and the screen, but it gets easier, promise! I used to be dreadful XD
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thank you for the lovely description it helped soo mush i hope that someday ill be as good as you .. one more thing what program do you use ?
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CS6, though I used to use Photoshop Elements and before that paint shop pro and Open Canvas. But that was years ago lol You might hear a lot of crap about CS6, but I like it better than CS5 by leagues and miles. Also, if you do get PS, make sure you have a computer that can handle it! If not, you will be super sad when it doesnt' work (Speaks from experience, I was saaaadd ddaaayy)
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thank you, thats good to know at the moment im using PSE but i would like to buy PS CS6 how mush did you pay for it ?
once again thank you for all the info i really appreciate it 
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For CS6, for a student copy it was $199. The regular version costs something stupid, like $500 or something crazy, so go with the student version, everyone I know seems to, and it's not any different. And no problem! Hope this helped C:
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Thanks for the tutorial, I just started playing around with photoshop.
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No problem C:> I wish i could have gotten some screenshots in there. i hope you could follow it alright.
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I always heard about the spacing issue but never knew where to turn it off... This is the first tutorial that actually helped me find it, thanks.
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no problem C: I remember when I was starting out I was so pissed until I finally figured out where to go. If my screen capture program wasn't broken I would have done that instead to make it clearer. Damn thing won't capture any menu's in photoshop.
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Amazing, as per usual :3 Though I try drawing realistic fur on my digital pics and it fails Dx
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daaaw it gets easier XD Promise. It's really fun to plan where it's clumpy and where it's straight. I get really carried away D:
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Apparently, hope so xD And that's not a bad thing, your stuff looks awesome so don't pass it off as a bad thing
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vey close to the same wa i do it. ur just better at it. X3
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Thank you, very useful! I like the end product too, of course. ^^
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you're welcome. I'm glad it was useful C:
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Excellent tutorial,it sure has very nice tips that will come in handy,thank you very much for sharing ^^
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you're welcome C:> My workflow is laughably simple XD Thought Id' share
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always fascinating to see how the process comes together, thank you 
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