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Happy Canada Day 2009 :D by ~AnEspeonNamedLumi:iconAnEspeonNamedLumi:

Categories Digital Art > Drawings > Miscellaneous

©2009 ~AnEspeonNamedLumi
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FULL VIEW KTHANX
:heart: :iconjustcallmesvenson: I had a great day yesterday.





Happy Canada Day. (Yes, this submission is one day late, heh.)

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:iconalon-wolf:
=alon-wolf Jul 2, 2009, 1:42:24 PM
great job jazzy ^ ^

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:iconalon-wolf:
=alon-wolf Jul 2, 2009, 1:43:38 PM
welcome ^ ^

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Things come and go, the one thing you will know that stays its a good friend who cares about you and helps you though those dark days. :heart:
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~Binoched Jul 2, 2009, 4:22:52 PM
Good job, Jazzy - would still like to see some variation in your lines (they are all the same width. Your images will be much more exciting if you use some variation). When shading be sure to know where the light source is coming from and shade according to that. As an example of this use the guy's arm - see his hand, shoulder, pants - are all lit as though the light were coming from the upper right of the image, but his arm (the black part), face and hair are being lit from different directions. One thing i do is to put an 'x' wher i think the light is originating and use it as a giude to do my shading. Then when i'm finished, i simply erase the 'x'

ttyl
Simon

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:iconanespeonnamedlumi:
~AnEspeonNamedLumi Jul 2, 2009, 4:48:26 PM
Thanks. :3

Yeah I always had a problem with shading..I'll use the 'x' next time. :XD:

How do I set my PS brush to the different thickness levels?
:iconbinoched:
~Binoched Jul 2, 2009, 5:08:26 PM
Set the brush thickness/width, in Photoshop, by clicking 'shape dynamics' on the Brush menu. Then in the drop down box that says 'control', set it to ';pressure'. Now you'll notice that the harder you press the wider the line will become. When doing line work, it's probably best to use a basic hard round brush, so that the edges remain sharp as opposed to fuzzy. Make sense?

If you have any other questions, Jazzzy, just message me or whatever.

TTYL
Simon

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~Nim-Nimi-Chan Jul 2, 2009, 5:21:20 PM
This must've taken a while. It was worth it in the end!!
I especially like the fireworks and the cute styling. ^^

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