Eddie Loven: Computer Coloring
03/25/02 @998 | Created by:

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comments (14)
A good tutorial that focuses on the process involved in achieving a comic book coloring feel in your images. Covers line art, resolution, flats, airbrushing, cuts, and output.

Full tutorial: http://www.figma.com/howto/eloven/el_color_01.htm

corrodedsoul

05/17/02 @889

This is a nice tute....

doing a comic myself.. along witha couple of friends.

We're from south africa and we'll be making our way to next years San Diego Comicon to try and sell our work..

its called Avatars of the Funk.

myonggonzales

10/22/02 @269

I need this!

TheRow

10/23/02 @354

Good in deed.. plz do more.. one can never have to many tutorials...

blackbloodx

11/12/02 @303

hey were is the tute for this piece in particular? I couldnt find it
by the way real nice pic.

colindoyle

12/30/02 @169

Thats odd, every time that I click on the link, it tells me that the file is no longer there. arg!

Miksi

01/05/03 @775

Doesnt Radial Gradient Tool only make light source kind of light? How can it make the light bend according to the object surface? as in step 2 and 3, between process 8 and 9.

San

04/18/03 @316

Most Sweep piece! Loved it!

San-

Lightbulby

12/20/03 @961

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Miksi wrote on 01/05 @775

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I was wondering that too, it looks more like its been airbrushed in that step

creativesouls

05/06/04 @519

yeah... excellent artwork.... you can match it to silvestri's works.... great

Konstantino

11/03/04 @014

This tutorial is awesome! If I can master this technique, along with the really cool art style you've provided - I could be making some pretty cool things!

killerrobot

03/13/05 @934

cool.. I ' give it a try. Thanks very much!

Red-Ninja

09/06/06 @707

your pic is awesome thanks for the lesson

krazeekolorz

12/27/06 @827

Link does not work anylonger, is there an archive?

Thanks.

Barrikuda

08/20/07 @150

It's been a year plus since the last poster said the link doesn't work, and guess what....it still doesn't work.

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