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Temcor wrote...
deafblinddumb69 wrote...
I use Wacom Intuos 3 A4 size tabletOh nice, same as mine. :)
Woot xD
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Wow A4 :shock: wish I have an A4 size tablet, I think mine was A5. hopefully by the end of they year I'll buy a cintiq 12wx or 21ux(wx?)
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oh wow! I thought it was 20ux they killed off and replaced with the 21wx, hopefully its still a wide screen cintiq, or else I might just go with the 12wx, that is if I can find it...I had the money for one last time, but I could not find any at all that were unopened :cry:
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@ ZeroOBK : The knees look odd is becuz of my lineart, I missed a few details there. They look better in the original sketch tho :D
Thanks for comment anyway
@f0dd3r : Is this pic ok for the book project? If it is, I'll add some BG in the future
Thanks for comment anyway
@f0dd3r : Is this pic ok for the book project? If it is, I'll add some BG in the future
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Woah the colouring is really good. The details of the tatoo on her body is beautifully done. Somehow I think it would look better if you colour your lineart too.
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@Temcor: I wanted to but the line art I drew were pretty thick so I think I should just leave it black
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deafblinddumb69 wrote...
15 mins sketching and 45 mins coloring, here s the result :DSpoiler:
Whoa it only took you an hour to do this.Impressive my friend that is very damn good.
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@ Temcor: It's easy, use the Brush Palette in Photoshop ( F5) select a pattern you like then color the selected areas. Then use Transform ( Ctrl_t) to make the pattern wrap around the area to have a 3 dimensional look
