My first PS art after the tutorial...

[Lokhen]

http://i42.photobucket.com/albums/e305/lokhen/Untitled-2.png

Hello Guildsmate after reading the tutorial I did some PS art. I wanted to know your comments or critics about it. I really don't know how to make the hair more realistic so please help with it even though I tried while reading the tutorial I guess I suck with hair. Oh yeah before I forgot I wanted to learn also how to blend colors. Thank you! smile  

[Tempestiel]

You know, that's pretty good.
Might wanna practise a little on that line-art but other than that it's really good.
That colouring-tutorial seemed to be helpful. ^^

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[Lokhen]

Varulvsnatt

You know, that's pretty good.
Might wanna practise a little on that line-art but other than that it's really good.
That colouring-tutorial seemed to be helpful. ^^

[Click here for DeviantArt gallery]

absolutely! I really wanted to draw a nice realilstic hair. Yeah, was so surprised with the result that I forgot to do a finishing with the lines.  

[euclids_triangle]

confused The tutorial had you lay out the colors like that? Interesting... I don't think I've seen one do that. I guess it was to help with lighting and such. For realistic hair, though, you'll need to do some detail work. (Good tutorial, albeit different technique. You can apply some of the info here, though.)

For blending colors, you can lower your opacity and use the eye dropper tool to help you get the right tones. There are a lot of different techniques for blending, though, so I would suggest searching for a tutorial that peaks your interest and go from there.  

[Lokhen]

euclids_triangle

confused The tutorial had you lay out the colors like that? Interesting... I don't think I've seen one do that. I guess it was to help with lighting and such. For realistic hair, though, you'll need to do some detail work. (Good tutorial, albeit different technique. You can apply some of the info here, though.)

For blending colors, you can lower your opacity and use the eye dropper tool to help you get the right tones. There are a lot of different techniques for blending, though, so I would suggest searching for a tutorial that peaks your interest and go from there.

thank you!

I will try it on my next drawing. smile

thank you for the tutorial site