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gogan
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 Posted: Sun Apr 20, 2003 2:27 pm |
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please tell me what you think.. this is my first topic i am opening.. so be gentle.. ^^  ...
erm.. yes.. i need tips.. i`m not really into digital painting in photoshop and need help...
this techniq i used.. or i want to use is.. first paintin all in grayscale.. and then color it with multiplay layers... so.. what do i have to care about.. any tips ?.. and what do you think about the pic...
and how do i get a "dark mood" in there ?...
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eyalyab
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| Posted: Sun Apr 20, 2003 2:39 pm |
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hi.
ill tell you this, its not good to do what you're planning on doing (coloring grayscale and then applying color with overlayers). skin is not made of one color tone (along with all its highlights and shades). skin is made of many different colors. blue, yellow, green purple and so on. the more the marrier.
i guess you can do it by applying many colors on several layers of overlay.
but i suggest you paint with colors all along. why paint it all twice? |
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tilokani
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| Posted: Thu Apr 24, 2003 4:17 pm |
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| gogan wrote: |
| and how do i get a "dark mood" in there ?... |
Low contrast and low saturated colours. Maybe...
I'm with eyalyab all the way with the overpaint. A bit of a "not the best use of time" eh? 
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