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"24. Beastmaster color" by Polydoros Themis

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	This is the first time I color anything with Photoshop so I would appreciate any commends. Please keep in mind that I’m still learning how to use Photoshop and that the original sketch was drawn in A3 size paper and in order to make it below 100 KB a lot of detail has been lost and the quality of the colors is pretty pour. The original Photoshop file was 18,9 MB!

Date	Name	Comment
22 Jan 2002	Amy Antika Naylor	Loading... I haven't looked through your whole gallery, so maybe you've learned more about photoshop since then, but here are the best tips I can give: Don't be afraid of using multiple layers... it makes coloring a lot easier if you have at least one layer per subject and backgrounds. For example, if you are coloring the beast on one layer, you won't mess up the woman's hair if she's one another. If I were coloring this, I'd probably have...10 layers at least.
5 Oct 2002	Pacífico Guerrero	Loading... NOOOOO You draw very, very good, don't fall in Photoshop. It's only an tool, very rigid, hard and liveless tool. Manual Illustration is better, trust me.
29 Nov 2002	John-Boy	Loading... It looks really good. I only have a couple of problems with it. The beast's eyes look like they're going to pop out of his sockets. The barbarian has muscles. That's good. However, the way you outlined them makes it look like the muscle lines are veins or repeated wounds. Why does the mage have such poofy hair? She looks like a pompom. Other than that, this is really good. The coloration is good, the detail is good, the stances are good.
6 May 2006	Robert H Madison Jnr.	Loading... 2 words.. SAVAGE TOTALLY SAVAGE!!!!