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I did upload it to my Scraps though. (It's here, if you want to see.)
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i also love makeking chinese dresses~ and draw it too~
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Aw! I love the way this piece of artwork is laid out! The girl in the right hand corner and the pond in the background!
It's okay that the perspective is off, we can just pretend that there is a painting of lilypads on the wall.
So is this all done with a wacom? How did you get your lines so straight? They perspective of the fence-like thing that she is sitting on is great. How did you get it so perfect? Also, did you use a filter on the fence-like thing and the pillars or did you draw in the texture yourself?
2. All done with the mouse, on Photoshop.
- Brush/Pencil: Click, hold Shift, click again without letting go of Shift. Works for all tools that use brushes (like Dodge, Burn, Smudge, etc.)
- Line Tool: Click and draaaaag.
- Pen Tool: Click anywhere without dragging. Right click, "Stroke Path." Choose the tool you want. Simulating the pressure will create a feathery line.
3. The fence/pillar texture is just scribbling at approximately the same angle with the Burn and Dodge tool. No filters required.
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