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Gofelem β Anime Coloring Tutorial Part 3
Published: 2013-05-12 20:27:21 +0000 UTC; Views: 39831; Favourites: 874; Downloads: 1145
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Learn How to color in Anime-style Digitally. PART III.Without requiring the use of pen tablet! (Yay for mouse users).
Part I - [link]
Part II - [link]
The tutorial is base on my process when making an anime-style artwork.
This tutorial can serve as your stepping stone toward your goal.
Β©Tutorial 2013 by Marfrey
My Website:
Marfrey Fantasy Art
Tools:
Adobe Photoshop
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Thanks and you're welcome chidotaku
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Thank you so much! This tutorial looks like it'll be super helpful!
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This is a fantastic tutorial series. Very simple and straight-forward. I managed to finish the colors on this with your tutorial's help:Β Staff Wielding Anime Girl . Thank you!
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Amazing tutorial, I got a graphics tablet but somehow I can't make those "solid strokes" to draw proper digital art yet, so I suppose I'll follow this. Though if you have any practices or any ideas how to work with digital lineart using graphics tablet then please do share. And THANKS!
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Excellent tutorials from beginning to the end, thanks a lot for sharing this!
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Thank you very much, I was searching for a tutorial like this for months! 
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So I just discovered this tutorial and boy has it made a difference to my drawing.
Thank you very much <3
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Great tutorial. Simple and easy to understand.Β
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lol, i only know how to draw with my pen or pencil and paper... yeah no colors... i add shadow to it to replaces the color.... now im still learning... is this work for all adobe photoshop? mine is photoshop CC... Will love to see ur reply.( I love to draw them, at school, home, everywhere i go lol ).
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Yes, it is applicable on any version of photoshop
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That final step...I've been struggling to figure out how people get their colors/lines looking softer, without outright blurring the entire thing...and I never would have thought to do that.
Awesome tutorial, and thank you.
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Great tutorial. (: I suck with the pen though..lol getting better slowly
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I love all three of these tutorials but I'm only going to comment on this one, because I'm here :-3
These tutorials are excellent! I'm fairly new to photoshop and I don't know a lot of the tricks quite yet, and I see a lot of tutorials that assume the readers already know about how to use all the tools, and all the 'tricks', which kind of leave me in the dark.
This was incredibly helpful to me trying to understand photoshop. It's also a very beautiful way to color, and I'm excited to try some of this out, and avoid my usual awkward coloring attempts
Thank you for posting these tutorials
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I just finished using this tutorial as a guide to try digital coloring for the first time. I'm mainly a traditional media artist, but this tutorial helped me SO MUCH to finally make the leap into digital art, and to be able to get great results without needing a tablet. Thank you so much!
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I'm glad this tutorial helped as a stepping stone for your transitioning from traditional to digital illustration.
You are very welcome, I am very happy to help
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Hi, thanks for this tutorial! One question: what was the purpose of the gaussian blur?
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Thanks for the reply! Man, I have a long way to go with my work... Nothing I do looks anything like this. My stuff just looks flat and slapped on. I've been wondering for a while how to get that anime "look".
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you = my savior...all my pics are uncolored and all i have is Photoshop and i could never grasp it....!!!!
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I know what you feel and i've been there, istarted coloring late, glad it helps!
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Cool! Thanks for the tutorials
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Welcome man. Its just an idea, though digital painting might have a different approach, for this style its good, and feel free to always experiment on each work
Only worry about consistency when doing projects!(Multiple characters on the same world)
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Thanks so much for this tutorial! Really helpful!
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Thank you! I feel happy it helped you!
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Thanks alot!
i am a crappy colourist and this was really helpful.
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no problem! I hope its useful to you :la
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I think I'm missing something here... Can you explain why you use Gaussian blur at the end?Β
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Gaussian Blur will help you give the effect of smooth trickΒ
just as what you see on some anime, you should give it a try,Β
Its fun, and adjust it as much as how it fits you.
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Very nice! Simple and easy to understand without any needless rambling or anything, you did a hell of a job putting this all together.
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Thank you so much for your tutorial. I'm going to follow your suggestions for sure!
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Oh i feel honored! Welcome!
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this was really cool to look at! I've experimented with many different ways to shade, and WOW does your way look so much simpler. xD Thanks for posting!
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No problem! Hang in there, enjoy!
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