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Published: 2020-04-03 04:12:27 +0000 UTC; Views: 12536; Favourites: 673; Downloads: 199
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Finally a tutorial that has some tips on creating the noise/line effects by hand.
May I also add: It's also simple to first finish the character, then flatten or merge the layers, before beginning to create the distortion effects. Also to create the chunky effect(square/box glitching), you can use a lasso tool to select the desired parts of the character/object(merged layers!) and copy-paste them and move them slightly about from their original spots.
But those are just some tips I have learned. This tutorial seems to also apply on traditional methods of drawing. Thanks for this one! You keep saving certain artists from hours of frustration.
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Yes, you got it spot on - I wanted to show how to do it by hand, without the use of a computer, though some of these ideas can be achieved in the computer too, of course. So glad it was helpful! Thanks for your notes and thoughts
Lorenzo!
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So happy it’s useful!
Lorenzo!
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Your welcome. Your doing the art god's work.
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If we want to make more mystery or uncertinity, would it be better if we distort the face or anything that would identify the character (the key details)?
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Yes, 100%, if you're using the interference to hide something, than that's the way to go!
Lorenzo!
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this will help me a lot, because in movies (excepting star wars XD) "interference means death!" XD
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