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Tutorial: Shading Methods in SAI Part Aby *forte-girl7

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I tried to upload both of these tutorials TOGETHER but the file was too big for dA, so I cut it in half.

Anyway, welcome to another tutorial! This is Part A of this set - Part B will be up shortly! This tutorial covers three different shading methods I regularly use on Paint Tool SAI. This one here covers cell-shading.

You can find Part B here: [link]

Check out my other tutorials at the following links!
Colouring with the Fill Bucket in SAI: [link]
Shading with Masks in SAI: [link]
Lineart in Inkscape: [link]

=Kaoyux Dec 8, 2012 Professional Digital Artist

Hi, I'm writing to let you know that I featured your tutorial in my Art Features journal

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Please consider adding it to your favorites. Thank you for your time and the work you did in creating your Tutorial! ^o^

~McDie Nov 16, 2012 Hobbyist Digital Artist

this is just.... amazing

thank you

~GabbyVee Sep 5, 2012

omg just realized...is this supposed to look like Tac from Richard Willaims "The Theif and the Cobbler"?

*forte-girl7 Sep 5, 2012 Student Filmographer

Haha yeah. The character there is actually a cobbler-in-training herself, so I thought it would be fun.

~GabbyVee Sep 5, 2012

That's really cute! Good to see a tip of the hat to Tac, such a cutie.

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~shinyfeather22 Jul 28, 2012 Student General Artist

Actually, human eyes are more sensitive to the colour blue, so you'd be right on most shadows "appearing" blue.

~Ankyy Jul 28, 2012 Student Digital Artist

Nice tutorial!

I just thought I would add too the "color of the shade" part.
The color your shade has actually depends on what color your light-source has. For example, the light outside (during daytime) tend to have a yellow tone, therefore the shadow turns its opposite color (blue). If your light-source is red the shadow would turn green, and so on...
Hope that helped!

~darkbubblepop09 Jul 28, 2012

OMG! The Thief and the Cobbler!

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