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Face - Corel Painter Tutorial
| Jacquelin Vanderwood March 1, 2004 | 1 | | Begin with a 600x600 pixel screen filled with a sky-colored blue. Start with Soft Airbrush 50. Change to a flesh color. Use an Opacity of 12%. |   | 2 | | Block in the head and neck. |  | 3 | | Reduce the size of the brush and block in the ears. |  | 4 | | Darken the current color and reduce the size of the brush. Block in the facial features, etc. |  | 5 | | Darken the color again. Reduce the size of the brush and block in the features shown below. |  | 6 | | Change colors. Reduce Opacity to 4%. Increase and reduce the size of the brush depending on the necessity (use the [ and ] to do this). |   | 7 | | Change the the Broad Wheel Airbrush 50. Change to white. |    | 9 | | Change the size of the brush to 12%. Change to a blue color for the eyes. Add in the color to the eyes. Add in the pupils. |   | 10 | | Change colors. Change brushes. |    | 11 | | Using variable size brushes, add in the details and shadowing shown below. |    | 13 | | Add the highlighted areas. |  | 14 | | Change to Saturation Add. |    | 16 | | Using the Burn brush set at 7% opacity add in the lines and shadows below. You may increase and decrease the size of the brush as well as going over areas and lines more than once. |  | 17 | | Continue adding more detail with the same brush. |  | 18 | | Use Sharpen on the eyes. |  | 19 | | Change to Tinting and Salty. Make Opacity 10% and add texture. |  | 20 | | Change to Soft Grainy Round and 33% Opacity. Change to a medium gray and add eyebrows and hair. Use the Blender brush starting in the skin area to add highlights. Use Diffuser 2 on the hair and eyebrows. If you like, add a shirt, create an interesting background, etc. |  Copyright 1998-2004, Jacquelin Vanderwood, All Rights Reserved | |
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