
04-06-2003, 08:04 AM
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Join Date: Jan 2003
Location: Raleigh North Carolina
Posts: 850
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Start out with a simple program, to shade there are two ways you can either Do it manually which I personally prefere, or use a program and do it.. however doing that usually makes it very sloppy.. another way is if you have adobe photoshop you can blur two shades of colors into each other for a nice smooth gradient from one color to the next. Always outline first, then color. use simple colors at first then add details
so it should go.. outline.. simple color fills.. then detail colors. and tada its done. if you want to get advanced... thats just trial and error and feeling your way around the programs.. but never let a filter do all the work.. and practice makes perfect.. so the more you make the better you will get. |
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