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Cool stuff man, it's a shame your latest concept doesn't have the edge control of what you show with your awesome dog study. Also try to shift the hues around a bit more for more colour variation :)
Monsieur-Beefy
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For scanning graphite, I usually go into the levels menu and slide both the black and the gray input tags to the right. This darkens everything and makes the soft lines visible, but you get some crazy paper texture showing up. So to keep the paper white you have to slide the white tab to the left. Your drawing should be pretty clean at this point, but most of the lines will be nearly black so on the output section you have to slide the black tab like 20% of the way to the right. You can also use a really light multiply layer to darken the whole thing if you want. That's usually how I do it.
Great job on today's girl study by the way!
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hi Steve,
I think you're on a good learning path, i like the fact that you're working focused in a direction and i also like that you're varying your studies. I don't think i've got too many suggestions at this point except for keeping it up and staying consistent. All of these will look better and better as you assimilate more information and they will eventually pay off.
Cheers and good luck
Cornelius Hoelz
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great work with the studies, getting better every time!
Hey, I'm from michigan as well, I sent you a reply on twitter man. I need a michigan buddy.
Hi there,
Really like panels - especially the last one. Neat, chunky style.
I also think that your supersmooth stuff is great, but it doesn't leave much room for error, so
keep working on ironing out the little slips. I think the hand with a crystal sphere was fantastic.
Just a tiny bit more sparkle, perhaps, and it would really pop.
Keep up the great work!
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Your studies are getting better and much more realistic, keep it up, try doing some from memory.