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Photoshop Color with 3D effects
By  Ulises Rosas Garcia
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Well, after a long time since I donīt put anything in this section, I will now talk about the
Photoshop program and how to put color in your drawings in this particular option, after that,
we also include some 3D effects to the pic, so letīs get started this time we will create
a pic of an Archangel, the main program will be Photoshop, but we also use another programs
like Bryce of After Effects, I expect many comments in this Farp, so please leave some comments!!!,
the Final Pic of the Archangel will be in my gallery, oh, by the way, her name is: Kekeyi
the Archangel of Lightning and Electricity...
PHOTOSHOP COLOR
Scan your drawing and open it inside photoshop, remember that the drawing must be clean of all
sketch lines and pencil remains, for the outline of the drawing, I recommend a fine black pen
or Micro pigment ink...
If you feel that there are many pencil remains in the drawing, you can use the Brightness/
Contrast option to clean the drawing, I use the +30/+45 settings, you can choose whatever you
want for your drawings...
Now letīs start the work, first, create a layer for the skin color, use the option of "Darken"
in the layer options, remember that photoshop have many layers options like this, each one
give more effects or special enhancments to your pics, so experiment with them!
Change to background layer and select with the magic wand all the parts that will have the skin
color in your drawing, you can select more with the shift button pressed, after that, switch
again to skin layer and select paint bucket with 80% opacity option, and apply into the drawing,
of course, you have selected before a skin color of your choice, remember that this will be our
base color, so select one not too dark or too bright...
Now change into the brush tool and select this one, donīt select the airbrush options because
the drawing will look too rare, use the opacity option in 24% and the flow in 14%, then change
the skin color into another more dark.
Now start drawing the dark parts of the drawing, remember where are your lights and donīt put
shades here and there.
Darken more the skin color and put more shades...
Ok, now switch into white color, and put the brightness color in the skin, donīt be afraid to the
white, spray the color and let some places with full white background...
Change into yellow and diffuse all the white color with the skin color, and then darken again
the skin color and put the more darken color of the skin, after this, we can do another
part of the pic...
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FARP Article Guestbook
| Date | Name | Comment | | | 15 Aug 2005 |  Anonymous | It didn't really helped but thnx anyway | |
| 2 Jan 2006 |  Leigh 'Katt' Berggren | Setting the color layer to "darken" really worked on my current project. Usually I copy the picture and set the copy to "multiply," and then color a layer under the picture. Usually it works, but this sketch had too much detail and went nearly black, but your method is working perfectly. Thanks! =) | |
| 17 Jan 2006 | Anonymous | Hello! i enjoyed your tutorial and i wanted to ask you what version of photoshop are you using? | |
| 6 Mar 2006 | Anonymous | Please!
Can you say me where I find these Programme (Photoshop) | |
| 6 May 2006 | Killemal | you can find photoshop, on torrent sites, such as www.isohunt.com , and you cand download it from there. you should download photoshop CS2 , it is the latest version, and the best. also, you might want to start by doing a few photoshop tutorials, maybe see www.good-tutorials.com | |
| 23 May 2006 | Kashfi <kashfi2005@yah...com> | Gave Me the Basic Theory Of MAke The Master Of Photo Shop And 3 D Art I will Be Very Thank Full To u | |
| 19 Jun 2006 |  Leigh 'Katt' Berggren | Someone said something about being able to afford programs like Photoshop. I just want to let you guys know that if you're in the US and you're currently a teacher or a student, you can get academic-priced software for a LOT less than what they sell in stores. Usually there are no differences in academic versions and commercial versions, except for some of the really high-end programs. I know that with programs like Photoshop and Painter, there are no differences at all. Google "academic software" and you'll find some online stores. =) | |
| 10 Jun 2007 | Noorderlicht | I'm very glad with this tutorial.
(Every time I started with shadows, I ruined my whole drawing)
It helped me alot!
Thnx! | |
| 23 Sep 2007 | Anonymous | OH MY GOSH! THANK YOU SOO MUCH LOL.
That really helped Lol | |
| 9 May 2008 | Mony_88_18 | hi | |
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