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  Little Susie--Michael Jackson (Cove...
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  Coloring Tutorial - 03 (digital art...
  with sounds (voiceover) To see more tutorials and to participate in free online classes join me on Facebook. HD-FORTRESS Tutorial page www.facebook.com Digital Art - Tutorials Group www.facebook.com I create and support the group and page in my free time to help out people who are new to digital arts, Feel free to contribute by helping me spread the word. Invite your friends to join, post a link on your profile, it is a good thing and i sure will create more educational material for a growing audience. Cheers Randis HD-FORTRESS Studios
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  Coloring Tutorial - 01 (digital art...
  with sounds (voiceover) To see more tutorials and to participate in free online classes join me on Facebook. HD-FORTRESS Tutorial page www.facebook.com Digital Art - Tutorials Group www.facebook.com I create and support the group and page in my free time to help out people who are new to digital arts, Feel free to contribute by helping me spread the word. Invite your friends to join, post a link on your profile, it is a good thing and i sure will create more educational material for a growing audience. Cheers Randis HD-FORTRESS Studios /// TIP! The multiply method (color tut video 01) works best with brighter images or line-art and the color layer method (color tut video 02) works best for darker images as it will not effect white areas. Having your line-art or b/w drawing and the color on separate layers you can adjust the colors by doing: when working with color layer mode (color tut video 02), if the color does not look like what you have in mind then use image/adjustments/Hue/Saturation to tweak the color until you get the shade you need. You can lower the layer opacity to have less saturation too. when working with multiply layers (color tut video 01) you can adjust the colors by using image/adjustments/Hue/Saturation To get the best results you still can paint over on top of your image. The downside of working with multiply layers is that you can not make good use of the color-picker unless the background is completely white.