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I am trying to learn some better shading so I am practicing by making my own graphics. the circle was tiny so I made it larger and it turned out looking really cool so yeah. The tree took like 10 minutes. |
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10-20-2011
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Minuety_Creations
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Nice work 
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10-20-2011
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The 'Hacker'
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u serious -,- ?
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10-21-2011
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Toad-V he may have caught the blorbs. (bowsers inside story reference)
Last edited by Kyro122; 10-21-2011 at 01:17 AM.
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10-21-2011
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Professional Professional
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Pixel mario- shaded edition ;D
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10-22-2011
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Professional Professional
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shaded link 
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10-28-2011
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Professional Professional
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Cup of joe.
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10-29-2011
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Professional Professional
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Classic PC pointer, but shaded.
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10-29-2011
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Dark Desert Fox
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Nice graphics sir :3.
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10-29-2011
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Professional iPhone Hater
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For - the - love - of - God Please stop using the gradient tool, never use the gradient tool. Once you stop using it, you will legitimately improve ten fold. |
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11-02-2011
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Thanks :3 |
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The muffin man
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11-02-2011
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How I shade: (I use paint.net) 1. create the object with no shading 2. Use the colour picker to get the colour i want to start with 3. Make it lighter by clicking window then colours. 4. click more 5. slide S or V to make it lighter 6. Apply to object closest to light source 7. Slide S or V to make it a couple shades darker 8. Apply beside the part closest to light source 9. Repeat 7 and 8 until it is completely shaded __________________________________________________ _______ Goomba
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11-02-2011
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User Registered
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even if you're not using gradient the way your shading it looks like it shade it in a more natural way. make shiny/darker spots, try "dithering" -google it. transitioning light to dark isn't really shading |
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11-02-2011
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The muffin man
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