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Oct 2 2012 11:41am
Tablet is finally here! Not going to be posting stuff like crazy as i am in college and have projects and work thats actually due and upcoming but when i get the chance ill post stuff!

First ball... used elipse just to practice shading.. shading isn't perfect but I had to use the tablet as soon as i opened it :D!

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Oct 2 2012 12:23pm
make the highlights brighter.
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Oct 2 2012 04:48pm
should make the top bright, the bottom dark, you have a shadow directly under a light spot :huh:
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Oct 2 2012 05:00pm
Quote (Skeletal @ Oct 2 2012 06:48pm)
should make the top bright, the bottom dark, you have a shadow directly under a light spot  :huh:


It's reflected light from the floor so to speak. And I do appreciate the thought.

This post was edited by ChunkyFunk on Oct 2 2012 05:01pm
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Oct 2 2012 06:11pm
Random still life. Don't know why it comes out so blurry...

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Oct 2 2012 06:34pm
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Random still life. Don't know why it comes out so blurry...

http://i1281.photobucket.com/albums/a503/IroncladPKP/Box_zps8c12d3c0.jpg


what brushes are you using?
also, there are no such things as black outlines in real life
nothing is every outlined in black lines, just a difference in value perceived by the eye

example:


stick to black and white to differentiate value easily for now
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Oct 2 2012 06:38pm
I'm only using a soft round brush right now, for the most part anyways. I'm mainly making sure I don't try to overdo it with too many fancy brushes since i'm starting out... What brushes do you recommend I use as a beginner?
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Oct 2 2012 06:48pm
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I'm only using a soft round brush right now, for the most part anyways. I'm mainly making sure I don't try to overdo it with too many fancy brushes since i'm starting out... What brushes do you recommend I use as a beginner?


check the four brushes here, they're all you need for almost any illustration/painting
http://forums.d2jsp.org/topic.php?t=57230220&f=246&o=0
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Oct 2 2012 06:48pm
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I'm only using a soft round brush right now, for the most part anyways. I'm mainly making sure I don't try to overdo it with too many fancy brushes since i'm starting out... What brushes do you recommend I use as a beginner?


Hard round big brushes.
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