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Step-by-Step Finnick Odairby ~Patsie

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This is my process:

Sketch
Shade in black and white
Do test colouring. New layer, set in overlay, and play around with the colours
Refine tones
Set an official colouring layer. Set in overlay
New layer, set in Normal. Speedpaint

Correct colours via Adjustments

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~doodleavenue Dec 1, 2011 Student Traditional Artist

you wanna know a trivia? YOU ARE AWESOME. i like you as much as I like Hunger Games trilogy.wow.

~lmirzai Jul 15, 2011

Looks just like him : )

~jellogorrell2019 Jul 14, 2011 Student General Artist

what program is this?

~Patsie Jul 15, 2011 Student General Artist

photoshop

~Patsie Jul 15, 2011 Student General Artist

cs4

~xSprTWolFx Jul 13, 2011

YES! thanks for this

~hungergames101 Jul 12, 2011

Great job! I love it!

~Clo-LOL-Dev Jul 12, 2011 Hobbyist

It's all so complicated!! The finished product was amazing though!!

~Fuienu-chan Jul 12, 2011 Digital Artist

That is so cool!

I didn't think you would do grey-scale and then add color...though now it does make sense.

Do you blend in the colors or just paint on top of the grey?

_{_{still love that trident, by the way.}}

~Patsie Jul 12, 2011 Student General Artist

B/W to colour is actually so so so much easier to work with

Because you're not worrying about the colours as you do the tones.

Basically, I use the overlay-colour layer to give me an idea of what colours to use
Once i'm happy with the colours i have I make a new layer. That's when i start colouring on top of the overlay-colour, But i do this lightly because I've already coloured most of the drawing with the overlay-colour layer. The new layer is just there to go against the contrasting colours.

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