Thanks!! Beautiful drawing, and it really helps to have a peek behind the scenes at how it came to be one

yay!! Thanks so much!! This is great help, and very interesting to read.

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Oh wow nice tutorial. I love it.

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Wow! I've always started blocking the base colors before doing the volumes... This technique looks interesting! *waiting to see next steps*

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interesting turorial .
I dont understand one thing .in this case u grab an pencil sketch and then scan but then how u do to make the outline or u just start to paint on it ?

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In this case I did the sketch directly in photoshop, with a hard edge brushe. Sometimes I scan a pencil sketch. But in any cases, the sketch must be in a transparent layer so you can see what you are painting under it.

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Great! One day I hope you be as good as you

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wow thanks this is very helpful!! I am glad you put this up.

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oh thank you for this.
Just a question though about when you say you use a soft edged brush and spackled brush to blend.
I can't exactly picture how you do that. I know how to blend with a soft edge brush or blend with a spackled brush, but together?
Do you mean you put the base colours with a soft edge brush and blend them with a spackled one?
If you could and have time, I'd really appreciate if you went a bit more in-depth into how you blend (I have so many issue with blending T_T)

Well, for the basement I work with a hard edge brush, for the principal colors. Then, I blend the result. I can do this in two ways: with a combined brush with spackles and soft edges (you can mix them up in the “brushes preset” section in photoshop) or with some touches with a soft brush and some touches with a spackled one.
I don’t have a lot of time for tutorials, this one took me a lot of hours ^^. But perhaps in the future if I can get enough time I will do some more concrete tutorials of these kind of parts.

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