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Realistic Cartooning Tutorial

Welcome to my first ever flash tutorial!
Have you ever given up on making flash movies because it is too
complicated, boring or your drawing skills aren't quite measuring up?
Well, if so, this tutorial is perfect for you!
I will be showing you step-by-step methods of drawing awesome
cartoon characters with a sense of realism. You don't even need to have
an artistic mind to do it, only patience!
Before you press "Start" I would like to point out that this tutorial was
made for people who possess some knowledge of the numerous basic
flash animation and drawing tools. However, I will try my best to explain
the steps as clearly as possible.

Start

To see the end product:

Click Here!

Assuming you're not the most creative person, you will need
guidelines/rules to help you create a nice and consistent looking
character.
The best piece of advide I can give you comes from the basics of
drawing; Tracing. That's right, back in your early days of school, this is
how you managed to draw things if you either; had no skills, or needed
an exact duplicate of a picture or graphic.
What I usually do is go to an image search engine such as Google
Images and type the name of what I want to draw. This image will be
your ultimate guideline!
In this example I will be making a sketch of Harry Potter for a cool
parody. Click "Next" for more instructions!

Step 1 - Find a Guideline

Back

Step 2 - Getting Started

!- Make sure you get the largest size image; larger
images are much easier to trace. If you need a small
picture, take a large image and trace a large version,
then, once you're done, you can scale it to the size you
want. You will find this method more accurate than
tracing a small photo.

Go to Google Images and type "Harry Potter," you
should see a photo of him that looks like this:

Copy the photo from google directly into your flash, or alternatively,
save it to your computer, then import it - whatever you prefer.

Step 3 - Tracing (Introduction)

Before getting your hands down and dirty with all that
tracing, You need to insure that you separate each
movable part in it's own layer so that you may animate
each part individually (if you want to animate it).
Also, when tracing for animation, you will need to extend
each part a little more than needed to enable better
animation (don't worry if you don't get what i'm saying, it
will become much clearer very soon)
Press "Next" to get started!

Step 4 - Tracing (Part 1)

Firstly, get the "Harry Potter" photo onto the stage as such:

!- You can, and in fact, I encourage you to
make it larger (use the whole stage if you will)
Click "Next" to start tracing!

Step 5 - Tracing (Part 2 - Layers)

Now lets start tracing!
First we need to trace the parts of this picture that are further behind.
I.e. The neck is behind the face, the face is behing the eyes, the eyes
are behind the glasses, etc...
The furtherest object in this picture seems to be the neck, so we will draw it first
remember that you need to make it in its own layer, so add a new layer
(right click the current layer and select "Insert Layer") and call it "neck and shirt."
Lock "Layer 1" to avoid drawing on it.

Step 6 - Tracing (Part 3 - Tracing)

Now, Using the pen tool on the left toolbar, trace the contour of the neck
and shirt like this (click on the play button): (I recommend using a white outline!)

!!- Did you notice that I finished the coutour with a curve?
This is what I was refering to by "extend each part"
from step 3 of this tutorial. It gives you some room
to lift the head up and down without having an
odd gap between the head and neck. The top of the neck goes behind the face.
(Don't worry if you don't get what I'm saying for now, It will become clearer as we go)

Step 7 - Repeating the steps

Ok, you see the color inside the neck and shirt contour you've just drawn?If so, delete it! We only need the outline for now, it makes things easier!Now that you have done the neck, you need to make the next furtherestpart of the picture; the face.So add a new layer on top of this one and call it "face", you should lock all the layers underneath the "face" layer to avoid drawing in the wrong layer.Repeat what you've done in the previous step by tracing the contour of the face. Once you're done, click "Next" for an insight as to what your characterwill look like once everything is traced.Please take note of what I have NOT yet traced! and read EVERYTHING on the page to make sure you get it right the first time!

Step 8 - Continue Tracing

Continue tracing all the parts so that your end-product looks like this:

!!- Notice how I've separated the front part of the
hair (Front Hair) from the back (Back Hair)? and Also how
I've made each part overlap?
You will need to do the same when tracing your own
character, it is extremely useful for animation!
!!- Also, please note that I have left out the pupils in the
eyes! That's because I will "mask" them into the eyes later.
Before you click "Next" continue tracing the parts until
you have something that looks like what I have on the
left, remember to lock layers of completed parts as you go
and insert a new layer for each part. (don't forget to name!)

!!!- Although you have drawn the neck before the back of the
hair (which is in fact behind the neck), you can correct this
by dragging the "Back hair" layer under the "Neck" layer!

Look carefully at this and try to
identify each separate part.

Step 9 - Making the Eyes (Introduction: Masking)

Go to your "Right Eye" layer (or whatever you called the layer containing the
contour or Harry's right eye), right click the layer and select "Insert Folder" to
add a folder. Call that folder "REye" (or anything you like :p).
Now drag the "Right Eye" layer onto the "REye" folder, We will be making
the eyes now!
The reason why we will be using a folder is to keep all the layers that make up
the eye together in the same folder - yes... that's right we will need a few
layers to make the eyes because the pupil will need to be masked into the
shape of the eyeball.
Now... what is done to one eye must be done to the other (Duh!), so
repeat the previous step for the "Left Eye" layer; remember that so far, the
eyes are only a contour.
Click "Next" to get started.

Step 10 - Making the Eyes (Part 1)

First we will do the right eye. Navigate to the "REye" folder and add 3 new layers inside that folder. Insure that the "Right Eye" layer is under all other layers within that folder.Once that's done, name the layer just above: "Pupil" and the layer above that"PMask", then, the layer above that layer (the top layer within the folder), call it: "Gloss".Right click the "PMask" layer and select "Mask"Your folder should look like this: (be sure to unlock the masked layers)

Click "Next" to start drawing!

Step 11 - Making the Eyes (Part 2)

Select the "Paint Bucket" tool and open the "Color Mixer" panel, click on the
paint bucket icon:

Then, click on the drop-down selection box where it says "Type: [solid]"  andchoose "Radial." Make the gradient look something like this:

Click "Next" to continue!

Step 12 - Making the Eyes (Part 3)

Lock all the layers within the "REye" folder EXCEPT the "Right Eye" layer.Click on the "Right Eye" layer and... with your "Paint Bucket Tool" still selected,Click inside the countour of the eye to fill it up with your gradient.(You might need to change the "Gap Size" of the paint bucket if you have gapsin your contour)Using the "Gradient Transform Tool," drag the gradident so that it fits appropriatelyas such: (you can make it oval if you like; if you're a perfectionist)

As soon as you've finished filling up the eye, you may delete the contour (If you like).Now we have the background of the eye! Awesome huh?Lets have some fun making the pupil and do some masking now! But first, hide ALL layersexcept the "Pupil" layerAND "Layer 1" (the photo).Click "Next"

Step 13 - Making the Eyes (Part 4)

Drawing the pupil is a very important part of this whole thing. It will show youhow to reproduce the real picture into your very own cartoon character!Listen up! this is very exiting... You will use the colors of the eye from the actualpupil in the photo to draw you own. Click on the "Oval Tool," draw a circle and,inside it, using the "Brush Tool;" make a rough sketch of the eye using the colorsfrom the actual eye with the help of the "Eyedropper Tool." Don't forget theIris at the end (Using the "Oval Tool")What you will end up with will look something like this:

!- Pretty messy huh? don't worryIt will look better soon!Just look at how I've used the colorsfrom the real photo!

Now look at the eye in it's proper size:

!- See! You don't need a great deal of detail to make it look real! this is the same drawing as above; it no longer looks messy!

!!!- Remember to place <sbr />the pupil within the <sbr />contour of the eye!

Step 14 - Making the Eyes (Part 5)

Now... Go to the "Right Eye" layer and copy the fill of the eye (Ctrl+C):Paste it in place inside the "PMask" layer (Ctrl+Shift+V). You may now lock the masked layers and "Show all layers." Ok, your eye looks nice now! but itstill has something missing! You need some gloss! the eye needs to reflect stuff!Draw a circle roughly the size of the pupil inside the "Gloss" layer. Make its gradient like this (delete the contour once you're done):

The eye should now look like this (Awesome!):

Hang in there... it's nearly finished! Click "Next" to learn how to add a gradient to the skin, lips, hair... everywhere!

Step 15 - Generating Skin Tone (The Face)

Let's make some skin! It's easy! We will be using a radial gradient that will be centered accordingly tothe light source as such:

Light Source on Left

Light Source on Right

!- See how the gradient differs in the two pictures!This is how what we'll do for Mr Potter!

Go to the "Face" layer of the timeline! If it is locked, unlock it and lock (hide if you wish) all other layers except "Layer 1 (the one with the photo)".Follow the movie bellow to create the gradient: (press the play button)

Remember to delete the contour once you're done!

Step 16 - Generating Skin Tone (The Nose)

I won't show you how to do everything, only the difficult parts. Taking intoaccount the "light source" you can figure out how to make the gradient forthe hair, the neck, the lips etc... You need to remember to use the colors from the photo using the "Eyedropper Tool."I will show you the nose because it will be a bit difficult.First go to the "Nose" layer and hide all other layers except the "Face"layer which you simply lock. Then, with the "Paint Bucket Tool" still sellected; add the same gradient you used for the face to the nose. Delete the contour andadjust the gradient to match the light source.Does it look a bit dodgy? as such:

!!- See how the nose doesn't quite "merge" in the rest of the face?

To correct this, you will need toalter the gradient, so that the nosefits into the face!

Click "Next" to continue!

Step 17 - Generating Skin Tone (The Nose 2)

Select the darker color box of the gradient:

Double click it and with the eye dropper, click onthe area just above the nose so that it looks like this:

Area above nose

Adjust the gradient so that it merges well with the rest of the face, then click "Next"

Step 18 - Adding Color to the Rest!

Only one more step after this one!This step is a do-it-yourself, you have to use what I have taught you so farto make the rest of the gradients.To help you, here is a copy of the finished product, look carefully, you will figureout how to do it! Everything, except the glasses, was made using radial gradients!Remember to lock or hide the layers as you go! Also DO NOT forget to use the colors from the original photo! and lastly, use the light source!

Step 19 - Finishing Off!!!

This is the last step. So far what you have should look great, although now,
you want to make it even MORE realistic by adding shadows!
*This part requires some creativity and skill*
This step is fun and very basic, now, all you need to do is add a layer named
"Neck Shadow" under the "Face" layer, a "Face Shadow" layer above the
"Face" layer, and a "Highlights" layer above the "Front Hair" layer.
Then, go to the "Neck Shadow" layer, select the "Brush Tool" and set the
color to a semi-transparent black, make it's alpha transparency around 10%
and, as neatly as possible draw the shadows on the neck like in my drawing!
Then go to the "Face Shadow" layer and draw the shadows on the face,
you can fiddle around with the brush tool to add highlights around the eyes
(the eyes in my drawing arn't highlighted well enough).
Then add the highlights on the hair, eyebrows,
face; in the "Highlights" layer. Once you're
happy with what you've done, you're done!
Now try to draw yourself in flash (find a picture of yourself and repeat what I
have taught you! You could be in your very own flash movies!)

!! - (You can access my sample Harry Potterdrawing from the menu page!)

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