qoxolg's Digital Art Tutorials

[Sayara]

Hello>
Everyone!
Here are qoxlog's many helpful guides in a single post for your convenience.
Eeasy coloring video's

and


Tinkerhell drawing video's






Easy coloring tutorial

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Q-real Coloring Tutorial

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Video 1: Shade lv1=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SWpG9wyGkWY&fmt=18
Video 2: Shade lv2=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SpeM15rx2A4&fmt=18
Video 3: Darkshading=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JNclcJfEVKM&fmt=18
Video 4: Shading lv3=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lKi5qoA2GDg&fmt=18
Video 5: Extra colors=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y1FG3fZgX4A&fmt=18
Video 6: Lighting=http://tinyurl.com/Step-6
Video 7: Object Lighting=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RyB9gxmI7nY&fmt=18
Video 8: Finishing=http://tinyurl.com/Step-8x

Cartoonshading sketch & video:

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Sketch video:
CLICK THIS PICTURE FOR VIDEO!


coloring video:

Creepshading videotutorial (covers most of the basics of my coloring):

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85464238 by ~sappel on deviantART

Little F*cking Mermaid Layering:

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Little fucking mermaid ripped apart:

First the sketch:


Next I did some flats and erased the sketch:


Next I did some shading in a "Linear Burn" layer:


and more detailed shading in a "Linear Burn" layer on top of it:


Next I did some soft dark shading in a normal layer that is underneat the Linear Burn layers:


Next I gave the skin some color by using a red brush in a normal layer that is underneat the dark shading layer:


Next I added some specular lighting in a "Color Dodge" layer (Dodge does the opposite of Burn):


Next I added some gloss in a normal layer (I hope the PNG file works):


Next I added blood. The blood layer is underneat the shading layers and above the skin color layer:


Next I added some dark and heavy shading by using a grey/blue/purple brush in a normal layer that is on top of the other layers:


Next I did some flats for the background:


Next some shading in a Linear Burn layer:


and some more softshading on top of it, in a normal layer using dark brushes:


I added some blood to the BG, this layer is underneat the shading layers:


I did some specular lighting using a "Color Dodge" layer:


I did even more dark shading in a normal layer on top of the others:


I added some glow in just a normal layer:


and finaly I always do some color corrections using a Brightness/Contrast layer, there are two versions: One with high brightness and contrast and one with low brightness. note: The Birghtness/Contrast I use is new in Photoshop CS3, so if you have an older Photoshop version you have to use different tools:


...just

Nerdlove layering:

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When you use Linear Burn layers it's easy to make shades by only using all sorts of grays.
Lets rip nerdlove appart:

Here we have the line work:


next I filled it up with some flats:


next I made the cell shade in a "Linear Burn" layer.. as you can see I only used some gray tones.


next I added some color to the flats, the "Linear burn" layer is still on top of this one:


next I added more reddish to the skin and a very soft grey/purple tone to the rest:


next I added some blush to the cheeks of the nerds and some darker shadows to the background:


next I added the shadow that is casted by the objects:


I added some bricks to make the background less empty:


and I added some glow to the harts:

[Sayara]

See my sticky foo!
http://www.pso-world.com/forums/showthread.php?t=189934

[qoxolg]

I feel stupid..

Add this one to the resources: http://www.youtube.com/user/FZDSCHOOL
I am @ video 22 and already learned tons (it's what made me decide to actually start painting)

I am also gonna buy some art books, I'll tell which ones are useful and maybe not..

[Sayara]

If you want. Make this thread over again as you see fit. I'll delete this one when you do (After i get home from work)