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I have problem painting leaves too. I usually keep the trees dead in my paintings, or do pine trees. I think finding a custom brush that gives a texture of the leaves from far away would be the best t ...

If a problem like this happens again and you don't know what to do to fix it an easy way is to reset the tool. Select the tool, Right click on the picture on the top toolbar (under the |file|edit|imag ...

Women are pear shaped and men are V shaped. That's another way to tell women form men. Their hips are bigger.

I just realized you only want to know about the face. Embarassed

Lips and eyes I say are t ...

I don't think his techniques are based on talent, but a lot of hard work and studying.

It's kind of hard if you think about it to define talent, but someone who has the talent for something makes ...

That hasn't happen to me. My computer only has 256mb of memory which is very low for digital painting, and 1.5ghz. It's slow moving when I use a big brush for high res images for print, and some filte ...

Ya deviantart is where I started posting my artwork, great site to get feedback, but you have to put a deal of comments of your own on other peoples work because exposure is very bad. Try GFX also if ...

The comic is very clean looking which I prefer. The only thing I noticed that could be better is the gun shot flashes (i.e. first page) and the explosions on the 3rd page. I would try to have them glo ...

Here is one from this forum http://forums.sijun.com/viewtopic.php?t=31438
by Fred Flick Stone

It's basically a digital painting tutorial but it touches on composition, color, etc.

You captured the sun set feeling in this piece. The colors work very well together. I like how you used blues and violets for the shading and pinks and oranges for the highlights. The composition is a ...

I started working at 20x30 inchs at 150 dpi or 3000x4500px The other size I work with depending on the composition of my art is 16x20 inchs at 150 dpi or 2400x3000px

I would work at 300 dpi making ...

At sea level the horizon line will be in the center of the view, assuming you're looking AT the horizon.

Now imagine yourself floating straight upwards. Once you reach space there's no way the hori ...

This has been bugging me for a while, but is the horizon line always going to be approximately eye level even at high altitudes. I know from basic perspective anything above the horizon line you will ...