do you not even have the line artsaved? If so I can re-ink it and blow it up massive for you if you fancied the colouring again. There can't be more than an hours work in it now you know the technique.
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Pasanonic 's been known to cause insanity in laboratory mice,
Sun 9 Mar 2008, 15:28,
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as luck would have itI did all my digital inking in illustrator so that is safe
I'm a bad hand at line art - it was the coloring I was trying to learn
I guess I could do it again sometime, and in all fairness this project was pretty arbitrary, it was just about teaching myself the techniques
I'll do something a bit different now
(I'm a bad hand at line art - it was the coloring I was trying to learn
I guess I could do it again sometime, and in all fairness this project was pretty arbitrary, it was just about teaching myself the techniques
I'll do something a bit different now
WormuIus,
Sun 9 Mar 2008, 15:34,
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If you are serious then I would suggestthat you buy as many of the tutorials as you can afford from here
www.digitalarttutorials.com/
Brian Haberlin is probably at the top of that game. If you can only afford one then get either the comic book style or the smudge painting style, It will transform how you approach this stuff.
This was the first piece I made when I was learning digital rendering 2D and thanks to the tutorial it did not turn out too bad.
zootcadillac.deviantart.com/art/Apocalyptic-Rhino-59995837
(www.digitalarttutorials.com/
Brian Haberlin is probably at the top of that game. If you can only afford one then get either the comic book style or the smudge painting style, It will transform how you approach this stuff.
This was the first piece I made when I was learning digital rendering 2D and thanks to the tutorial it did not turn out too bad.
zootcadillac.deviantart.com/art/Apocalyptic-Rhino-59995837
Pasanonic 's been known to cause insanity in laboratory mice,
Sun 9 Mar 2008, 15:42,
archived)