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4th Class_Finishing upby ~ginmau

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4th and last part in the 4 part series

This is a class on finishing off the piece

I hope everyone can follow it and let me know if there's something I missed or could describe better.

1st Class: [link]
2nd Class: [link]
3rd Class: [link]
4th Class: [link]
Finished piece: [link]

Thanx:

:iconnemafronspain: (Carlos) provided the lineart
:iconpixelisedmind: Andy Poole
:iconmartegodpopo: Marte
:iconeraserx: John Rauch

Characters © Marvel
©2009-2013 ~ginmau
Category: Resources & Stock Images / Tutorials / Digital Art / Drawing & Painting / Photoshop

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~keybladesword Jan 25, 2013  Hobbyist Artist
what color do you use for skin tones on photoshop not sure what to use so i just go with peach ?

if you could help me out that would be great XD
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~ginmau Jan 28, 2013  Professional Interface Designer
Ah, yeah, there's no perfect formula here, it all depends on the environment. Wjat I would suggest is start building up color referances from colorist, don't be ashamed to ocassionaly pick directly from their work. There's some reason they're well known ;)
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~MANLIVS Aug 2, 2012  Hobbyist General Artist
Did another one here! [link] Thanks again for the tips!
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~ginmau Sep 10, 2012  Professional Interface Designer
Definately an improvement from the last piece. Be careful when using yellow that it doesn't go over to the greenish tint. Sometimes it's better to towards a more orange tone. Here's an example of a piece I did whith similar conditions: [link]

The piece isn't perfect, because I would prefer making the parts in shade much cooler and suttle to contrast the warm parts, which I think you could also change a little in your piece. ;)
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~MANLIVS Sep 10, 2012  Hobbyist General Artist
Thanks! Yeah, the yellow on green felt a bit weird. I'll rework those parts when I get a chance.
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~ginmau Sep 11, 2012  Professional Interface Designer
Yeah, I think the greenish yellow is a problem any colorist can have at the beginning. There's a very thin line between a nice yellow and a greenish off yellow ;)
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~MANLIVS Jul 18, 2012  Hobbyist General Artist
Thanks for the tutorial, followed (and credited) your advice on this piece: [link]
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~1pez Mar 10, 2010
this is a great simplified version of a normally confusing technique. way to gO!
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~ginmau Mar 11, 2010  Professional Interface Designer
Thanx. I like breaking the techniques into explanations that anyone can understand. I wish I had the time to do a step by step video for everyone from beginners to advanced :) Thanx again
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~KoShiatar Dec 17, 2009  Professional Digital Artist
That last tip for coloring the lineart is pretty cool and I'm gonna try it. I'm not using the same technique right now, but one more time-consuming.
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