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Published: 2013-07-03 22:53:10 +0000 UTC; Views: 46047; Favourites: 1344; Downloads: 1210
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More like a walkthrough, as I don't go in depth on how to paint each feature, though I could make those. Hope this is helpful!Used with this portrait: [link]
Eye tutorial: [link]
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How many layers? Are you construction lines on a separate layer? Also what is a natural brush?
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Thanks a lot! Helped me with my last portrait :'))
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This is really helpul, I really struggle with things like this without a reference. Thank you for uploading!
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I will definitely try this out, even though the free version of SketchThis has no natural brush. Maybe it will work with a lot fine single lines... If it gets good I'll link it here.
Thanks for the tips in advance, I'm pretty sure this will help
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Here is my first attempt, not as good as your pictures, but it's a start: hannaesser.deviantart.com/art/β¦
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beautifull artwork. thanks for the tips 
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hello thank you for the tutorial
here's my attempt~ pls. be kind
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I have included this wonderful tutorial artwork in the new feature for July 2014 on the front of the journal. Please 
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Beautiful! May I ask how long it took to make this portrait?
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I would guess 4-5 hours, but I don't remember
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very very helpful I could never do anything without looking at a referene
thanks again!
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This is great, thank you! 
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Β this is awesome but what tool do u use to blend the skin? 
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its funny but this girls hair as well as eyes are exactly the same color as my own XDD the face shape is the only thing that is different XDD
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Haha well you have beautiful hair then
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Thank you XD mine is more frizzy than this silk though <3 your drawn hair is what I wish I had, I just have the color haha!
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stunning :0 and very informative!! thanks!
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Putting this into my favorites. I've always wanted to draw form my own imagination and this tutorial is a great reference point. Thanks!
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You're welcome, hope it helps you!
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I had reached my wits end this helped me get back on my feet miracles really do exist just think of all the possibilities
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This sounds helpful i m going to keep this in my favorites
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Thank you for this great and usefull tuto !
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There is a general feeling of "grey" in the skintone and since it doesn't appear on the hair, it can't be felt as coming from the (relatively) light background. You may try to allow more saturation in the shading of your skin palette ? Playing with levels on the file of your tutorial worked pretty nicely for me, proof enough it's a question of "feeling the color" and that the technique of shading is excellent !
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It's slightly more saturated in the final image I linked, but I can fix it more. I find my monitor is a bit more saturated than most. Thanks!
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como se llama el programa que usas?
it is called the program you use for your ILLUSTRATIONS?
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This is so helpful, i'm trying to make my colouring style a bit more realistic, how many layers do you usually use?
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One for the face, two if you count the background
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Alright, thank you so much
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