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Deviousness `TimberClipse's dedication to our community is without question. From developing helpful tutorials, to being a community leader in groups such as #fella and #deviant365, you can always find Zev connecting with all areas of our community in order to spread his infectious enthusiasm and inspiring positivity. We are delighted to bestow the Deviousness Award for May 2012 to `TimberClipse, congratulations! Read More
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Here is my homework by the way.
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" -fine, you can eat the thin mints at my funeral Richy!"
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If you really think that people give a shit about your opinions, why don't you just go and blog about it instead?
a) I'm in love with the way you talk (I had a friend from Sweden and he talked the same way, so very nostalgic <3);
b) that blender brush seems really nice, but do you use it with 'smudge' tool or just 'brush' tool?
c) I haven't check on YT but is there a way to download these tut to keep them? 'cause they are extremely useful (as always your tuts are);
d) seeing in light? never thought of that, I usually do the other way around ^^' not sure how it works thou..
e) everything in one layer makes it all so 'like a real painter' LOL I wanna try that XD
sorry about all the questions ^^ thanks for these tuts, they're such a big help *now goes off to do the homeworks lol*
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When life gives you lemonade, add vodka!!
Hmm I don't know if I can make it possible to download the movies via YT. But there's lots of websites where you can paste youtube links and they generate a download link to it.
Seeing with light, or "values", is a well known method used by professional artists. The best way to learn to see with "light" is to start on a dark canvas but light enough for the sketch/base to be visible. And instead of first adding shadows, you then add the light on the areas it falls on - it will feel a little bit like sculpting in 2D sort of. This is an very effective way to learn the structure of the face for example, without using a lot of guidelines.
Yeah, painting on one layer is a lot like traditional painting. I mean, how many times do you actually add a "layer" when drawing/painting traditionally?
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If you really think that people give a shit about your opinions, why don't you just go and blog about it instead?
hmm, ok thanks anyway XD
I see. I tried it and it makes a difference; I'll practise it more.
..well, yeah..^^' lol
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When life gives you lemonade, add vodka!!
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I will work more on the next parts next weekend or when I get more time to edit them
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If you really think that people give a shit about your opinions, why don't you just go and blog about it instead?
(Still got a lot of them to do from your last tutorials... x.X)
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