posted 11-10-2003 02:54 PM
a bit late, but if you would update more regulary I might check the updates page more often aswell . And cool to see that you that you still work on that tutorials thumb ups.
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posted 12-10-2003 11:57 AM
Hey, at least you guys were only 1 day late... Hey Bomu, happy birthday. I would say welcome to the 21 club, but I'm not exactly 21 myself so, have fun dude. See u all soon.
posted 15-10-2003 09:00 PM
Thanks guys! Honestly it only seems like a few months ago when you were wishing my a happy 20th Birthday on the forum! Hasn't time flown by?
G.i.A.m, Glad you noticed the Tutorial updates! I'm working on CGing ones, so there will be about 9 in total, starting from scanning, to finishing off a final illustration CG! Just need to write up the last 2 then I'll be ready to post within the next week or two
posted 17-10-2003 08:21 AM
Ooopsie forgot too! But while I'm here I'll be sure to say Happy Birthday and nice work with those tutorials. They're really really good! Granted I didn't exactly learn anything from them per se, but it does mean that I'm doing all the computer colouring right
I'll try and draw something good this christmas for you since I forgot your birthday...
Oh yeah, there was one thing I wanted to say about the tutorials. When colouring your work, is there any particular reason why you use the airbrush tool instead of the dodge and burn tools?
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posted 20-10-2003 10:48 AM
Thanks once more for the B-day greets!
JBinc84, I tend to use the airbrush rather than the Burn/dodge since those tool gradually add more or less "colour depth" and multiply/screen adds more or less "darkness" but when using the airbrush, you can select your dark and light tones manually, getting a mix of colour depth and darkness! I'll try explaining it a little better on the tutorial itself now you mentioned it. I can never word these things right!