How to Draw a Kimono Dancer Using Adobe Flash and Corel Painter – Vector Premium Tutorial
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How to Draw a Kimono Dancer Using Adobe Flash and Corel Painter – Vector Premium Tutorial

Tutorial Details
  • Program: Adobe Flash CS3 & Photoshop CS3, Corel Painter X
  • Difficulty: Advanced
  • Estimated Completion Time: 3 hours
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We have another great Vector Premium tutorial available exclusively for Premium members today. If you want to learn how to use a combination of programs – including Adobe Flah and Corel Painter – to create a vector image with a soft painted finish, then we have an awesome tutorial for you.

This Tutorial is Filled with Creative Techniques

Starting with a digital sketch, we will use Flash to begin drawing our image, bring it over to Painter to color it, then finish off with Photoshop for some final color tweaking. A graphics tablet would help immensely during the painting stage, but it’s fine if you don’t have one.

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Discussion 14 Comments

  1. Stephen Gache says:

    I do not have a premium membership but just wanted to say the final project looks nice. Hope the quality will come back to this site after the last couple of horrible illustrations.

  2. Marc-Olivier says:

    Outstanding.

  3. Carlos Roberto says:

    Wow! Amazing.

  4. Jim says:

    Gorgeous result.

  5. Ilie Ciorba says:

    The result is really amazing!

  6. Theo Hodkin says:

    Flash and Corel Painter? WHAAAAAA – ?
    Haha, just a bit out of the norm I suppose, but makes a good break from the old Ai.
    Great final result however, so it’s certainly worth using the slightly unorthodox tools.

  7. Diana says:

    That tutorial is awesome,and with Corel Painter? I have to try this one :)

  8. Da Buddha says:

    She doesn’t look Japanese :P Awesome work none the less!

  9. m_tsrm says:

    great tut. thanks.

  10. fajarfaqih says:

    WOW! this is first i seen (Flash+Corel Painter)
    But i think the result isn’t a vector.

  11. Finch Jim says:
    Author

    Lol… you’re right in a sense… it’s not a true vector considering all the processing it’s gone through. The final result came about with a tedious mix of painting in Corel Painter (you could use Photoshop if that’s what you’re comfortable with), but the ‘skeleton’ of it was entirely vector… if that helps~

  12. Shane Parker says:

    RE: Corel Painter

    I work in the graphic design industry and every once in a while I run across a canvas artist who has crossed over into ‘digital painting’ and every single one of them prefer Corel Painter over Photoshop. I’ve played around with it a bit and the brush support is incredible when doing life-like paintings in comparison to Photoshop (using a Wacom). Painter was simply made for ‘true’ canvas artists while Photoshop focuses on a much wider audience.

  13. david says:

    you use tablet right ?

  14. W Jim says:
    Author

    heyo, yes, i did use a tablet, definitely~ :)

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