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Published: 2013-06-23 05:07:19 +0000 UTC; Views: 3974; Favourites: 178; Downloads: 14
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I really have no excuse for this.Related content
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bajesus.. Where have you bin all my life? ;a;
This Tutorial is amazing. And I thought it was funny as well. c:
Thank you for sharing this. I am going to use it~~~
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There are many ways to do the same thing, but this one is just freaking Badass
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Wait, isn't this the same as layer clipping over your lineart layer to colour them...?
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I believe so! I learned this method first and was satisfied with it, but so far people have commented and shared (i think) two other ways to do it!
This website is a damn fountain of knowledge man u-u
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Well, whatever method works best! :'D I had to read your thing over and over, and it took me forever to figure out what you were doing ;A; That seems like the more bad-ass-professional way of doing it though ; 3;
So much knowledge -a-
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ha
haha professional
yeah that'd be nice. But no, I just made it unnecessarily complicated, sorry for throwing you for a loop!
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Ah, I'm sorry.. ;c;
It's all good though
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Yes! Other people have pointed this out, much simpler. c:
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This is great, thank you. Finally, I can get rid of all those black lines
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I'm such a derp.. what have I been doing.. colouring manually? ._.
Pftch, thank you so so so much! :3
You just saved me.. like 2 hours worth of colouring. xD
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Hey, any time saved on a drawing is time spent sleeping or doing another drawing! Good luck!
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Ha-ha, true. xD
And I've saved myself aching moments in the future as well so yay for all. ^^
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You know you can just click the little preserve opacity checkmark on the layer and it automatically allows you to recolor any already drawn lines? At least for me anyways owo
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(ʘoʘ) I DIDN'T KNOW THAT
I've only had the program for a short while and someone told me how to do it the long way instead, apparently.
BOOM THANK
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Ahah you're welcome! I only learnt about it a little while ago myself, and it really does help a lot c:
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...you know you can simply create another layer over your lines, click on "clipping group" and then just fill in that layer with color?
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omG ANOTHER WAY TO DO IT LKFGBMGFH
Ha ha the comments are more helpful then the tutorial, this is perfect. xD
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Wow, the mystery is solved! XD I'd always wondered how people did that! I'll have to poke around in Photoshop though to find out where the mask layer button is, because I admit I'm just too lazy to learn a new program. I think it may work the same way? Anyway, super thanks!
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Yay! I would advise reading some of the other comments on this thing though, apparently there are simpler methods of doing it that you might be able to find in Photoshop instead. c: Good luck!
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for photoshop, lock transparent pixels on the lineart layer, and ta da you can just colour like that. xD
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I always wondered how people coloured their lines, because how can you colour the lines first when you need to get the actual colouring done and looking snazzy first???
I don't have SAI but I'm pretty sure I can recreate it in the programs I have, so thanks!
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I'm pretty sure SAI is a free download, if you're interested! Otherwise, I hope it works out for you. x3 Glad you laughed!
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Sai isn't free, only the trial *cough*we all only have the trial, right?~
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idk man i got a copy of it off a friend, i have no idea what i'm using shh
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O: I didn't know that, I'll have a look around and see what I can find 
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