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Once again, there is NO file to download!!! The tutorial can be found here: [link]

I promised a hair tutorial, and it was very difficult to organise my thoughts on the matter. My technique is very chaotic, and nearly impossible to explain.

It's pretty much a summary of what I've been doing. The rest is up to you to figure out!

If you have any questions, feel free to ask! I hope it helps! :heart: :peace:
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Mood: Delighted ~blahblahblahblaaahhh Jan 7, 2013
This was so incredibly helpful, I can not wait to get started! Thank you so much for posting this.
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=Pepper-Head Jan 1, 2013
Awesome tutorial~!
I have a question though - how would I do this guy's hair? [link] [link]
I'm assuming I'll have to use slightly larger strands of hair and use the volume technique? And I'd just layer it for the brown?

I'm just lost because I'm used to seeing him drawn as if the hair is.. I dunno, 'chunky'? Like it doesn't really have many strands. It's not like it really sticks out anywhere except for the top, but I can't do straight strands because it's not being pulled into a ponytail or anything. Errg this is hard to explain x__x I'm trying to visualize it but it looks terrible each time.
Would I do it similar to [link] or [link] ?

Sorry to bother you and thank you so much for helping me!
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*pheleon Jan 11, 2013
I think it would be best to use less strands, and more deliberate/accurate shapes for that type of design, but if you wanted to interpret it with anything in my gallery, I guess it's a bit like Roxas' hair ([link]) minus the large spike, plus brown bangs.
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~MaceRider Dec 30, 2012  Hobbyist General Artist
Thanks so much for this tutorial!
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~79dKms997 Dec 20, 2012  Student Traditional Artist
thanks a lot for sharing this. Iv been trying to learn how to work felt hair. so this should help.
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*SwireMau5 Dec 16, 2012  Hobbyist
do you know how one might replicate facial fair?
I.E: I need to do this: [link]
and this: [link]
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*pheleon Dec 20, 2012
For Rob, I'd use a small piece of felt since his beard comes off his chin. For Jonathan Davis, I'd suggest to draw in fine lines with a sharpie (the fine point type), or if you're good at embroidery, that can also be an option-- I just wouldn't recommend the felt since his mustache is a little scratchy, and felt can be sometimes 'bulky'.
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*SwireMau5 Dec 21, 2012  Hobbyist
Cool! Thanks!
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~ktigrer Dec 11, 2012  Hobbyist General Artist
thank you so much for posting this tutorial. i've been looking for something like this for a while.:iconlaplz:
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Mood: Love ~chiirenzo Dec 2, 2012  Hobbyist Artisan Crafter
thanx for your tutorial,, i'm following your tutorial too
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