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chip_artz
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These pics were cged in PS 5.5, but I just bought Painter 6 for an amazing bargain of $130. I saw a while back someone on this board with a Painter tutorial on their site. Could someone plz direct me to a Painter tutorial. Here are some pics.
Colors only on this pic.
Another
Colors only
and another
last one
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Poprocksz
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| Posted: Thu May 10, 2001 6:24 pm |
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The first one reminds me of one of my own characters...very nice
On the second one the left arm seems long..
and does he have 4 arms? kinda confusing..
other than that I love the style....
The mix-up hero is rad....
it reminds me of a 80's Marvel ad........
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Staff Sarge
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| Posted: Fri May 11, 2001 4:13 am |
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Hey, pretty good style! I like it.
I don't know much tutorials but I guess you could do it the hard way - paint, paint, paint, study others' works ( especially spooge demon's -> www.goodbrush.com ), paint, ask for help/comments, paint, paint etc.
And after that, paint.
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Basement bound
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| Posted: Fri May 11, 2001 5:22 pm |
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I Like it. the second ones rear arms are confusing, perhaps show us where they are attaching on the body under the front arms.
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NukleoN
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| Posted: Fri May 11, 2001 8:00 pm |
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Chip,
That's a nice, clean style you've got there, and I like how you've rendered-up your figures as well....hey I am a Painter fanatic...I don't know of any Painter tutorials, but I definitely plan to write some of my own since I use Painter 5.03 (not 6) exclusively for drawing, and Photoshop for finishing, text, complex selections, etc.
Painter RULES, especially with a Wacom Intuos tablet...I use a 6x8.
Great work!
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Collosimo
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| Posted: Sat May 12, 2001 4:18 am |
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Maybe Matrix rapid arm movements? yet the hands and arms change clothes, and where does the weapon go?
Nice sketches.. I like the char in the first one... but you need to do more with the background... |
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BooMSticK
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| Posted: Sat May 12, 2001 5:51 am |
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Don Seegmiller has some very usefull tuts on his site and lucky enough he does visit the forum from time to time... http://www.seegmiller-art.com/
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chip_artz
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| Posted: Sat May 12, 2001 10:36 am |
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YEAH that's it thanx BooMSticK
that's the one I was looking for. Some of his art is on the content cd that comes w/ Painter 6.
NukleoN yeah you're right, I have a 12x12 myself I think it's too big but since it was the same price as the 9x12 I thought it was the most logical.
Collosimo thanx for the c+c but I only colored the first one and since the penciller didn't draw a bg I just improvised to liven it up.
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