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Tutorial: Character with Haind-painted textures
Hello everyone A few guys asked me to make a tutorial for my hand-painted characters. I've made one now along with a new character; Sean Matsuda from Street Fighter 3. I figured you guys might be interested in seeing my workflow as well so I'm sharing the tutorial with you. I've been learning a lot from the guys here at PC… -
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@Kyuzo: Thanks, hope it helps! @Pickle: Thanks! @haikai: Thanks a lot. Yeah, I'd like to see how other people work too. I loved the little workflow pics you did with one of your characters. There are of course better tutorials than mine out there but I figured that it wouldn't hurt to share the stuff that wasn't covered in… -
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Awesome tutorial and style, thank-you :) -
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Thank you for tutorial, just in time :D -
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Awesome! Will definitely keep this tutorial in mind next time I do textures -
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I seriously can't thank you enough, the straightforward simplicity of the character and the tutorial is astounding. -
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Whoa! Great tutorial, man! Thank you very much for take your time and share your knowledge with us. =) -
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So many neat tricks in here, painting the concept art onto your base mesh before starting the texturing is a fantastic idea - that's something that I certainly don't intuit as an environment guy. Great work and tutorial! -
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OH MY GOD THANK YOU SO MUCH, PERFECT TIMING!!! Great tutorial, wish you would have went more into painting muscles, I have so many problems with lighting/shadows my forms come out funky. -
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@Emar: Thanks, man! @Sekutto: Thank you! @Suprore: Thanks for the feedback. The notion was to have the sunlight hit the head/shoulder area the hardest so the rest of the model won't have as bright highlights. I do agree about the shadows under his chin though. I'm fixing that. @frell: Thanks, glad you like it. I'll put up…
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