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Hair Shading Tutorial

Hair Shading Tutorial

Hair Shading Tutorial by TamaMoron
Hair Shading Tutorial by TamaMoron

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TamaMoron
Hey, this is Steimei. I decided to post this on here to help anyone with hair shading troubles. It's a few months old. I'm sorry about the small text size. ^^;; Near the bottom, in the small text, it says "that made no sense". By the way, I do have a tablet now. ^_____^

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Category Tutorials » Computer Art (CG) Tutorials
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Raynegurl on June 29, 2006, 11:36:59 AM

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RaynegurlI'll type it out for you guys:

Steimie's Crappy Hair Shading Tutorial
Um, Yeah, I just got this stupid idea, that I'll let the world know how i shade hair. I know the lineart sucks but I don't have a tablet. D: So anyway, color in the hair

Color in the hair (on lineart use the magic wand) and color it.

1. Use the lasso to make shapes of shading on the hair.

I put those sucky dot things there because I am lazy a lazy butt and I just resized it. ^^; Now in the area you selected fill it in with darker color. Make sure your hair color is locked, so you don't have color coming off the lines. Since I'm so vauge, heres the look (???) --Sorry couldn't read it-- (It's on the layer thing, press F7)

2. Ok, so now you want to make your brush the feathery soft brush and set the transperancy to around 60 or 70. Lasso the bottom part of the hair shading!!

Just use the featherbrush on the selected area (make sure it's around 60-70 transparency) and brush over the top part of the section and it should look like that. How am I supposed to explain!?

3. And now just select the uppper part of the part you colored with darker color. Use the dodge and make sure it's on highlights.

4.Ok, make sure the lineart layer is locked, because now you're going to color the lineart to make it look better.

Just get on the lineart layer, and color it with the dark color. That made no sense...

And after that you're done!


Great job Steimie! Love your tutorial!

koujikun89 on June 8, 2006, 9:29:15 PM

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koujikun89Err... I like how you did for the hair but I am quite confused. I just want to know how much layers you use for the hair and when you will add the new layers.

Kamire_san on April 8, 2006, 1:46:43 PM

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Kamire_santhis should be added to my faves. i SUCK at shading!

milesprowler on February 4, 2006, 10:52:13 PM

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milesprowlerlooks like a really good tutorial but i cant read it!