Post by Tatty on Mar 24, 2017 21:10:57 GMT -5
As it's been a long while since I was last around SS, I figured I could make myself a little useful and share a shading tutorial of my own for anyone interested in another method.
What I'm using is something called Greyscale - in which you use a grey toned image that has all of the shading on it, laid over the flat colours of your character. The tutorial (which is a single image file) hopefully explains the steps, but if anyone has questions, please ask away
I, personally, used a graphics tablet and pen with photoshop CS5 to do this.
The image is one of my own I edited together from a few different snaps. Felony and Syrena I still have with me (the horse and border collie).
I protect all my artwork when its posted online, so there is a small watermark on the images. Regardless, please do not distribute/share/claim the tutorial elsewhere for any reason.
If the image file is too large/causing troubles, someone just tell me and I can remove it and provide a link to it instead
Here you go!
Please do link pictures of your results here if you want!
I would love to see them all (should have said that before)
What I'm using is something called Greyscale - in which you use a grey toned image that has all of the shading on it, laid over the flat colours of your character. The tutorial (which is a single image file) hopefully explains the steps, but if anyone has questions, please ask away
I, personally, used a graphics tablet and pen with photoshop CS5 to do this.
The image is one of my own I edited together from a few different snaps. Felony and Syrena I still have with me (the horse and border collie).
I protect all my artwork when its posted online, so there is a small watermark on the images. Regardless, please do not distribute/share/claim the tutorial elsewhere for any reason.
If the image file is too large/causing troubles, someone just tell me and I can remove it and provide a link to it instead
Here you go!
Please do link pictures of your results here if you want!
I would love to see them all
(should have said that before)
