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Seriously, I'm not magic. I didn't use any special hack software to make magical, smooth lines. There are reasons I have smooth lines. I make long, precise, and straight lines. That's why.

Anyway, for people who can't read the words over there, here's the words!
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1)
So let's start. With A sketch.
So, the guy over there is what I’ll use for the example. Call him moledude.

My stabilizer is ALWAYS 12.

2)
(Refining)

3)
First I lower the sketch opacity to 50%. I make the lines on a new layer with smooth strokes. My stabilizer is, again 12.

4)
Finish. If you look closely you wll notice I drew stuff I didn’t sketch. Simplicity is pretty useful in sketching. Never over detail your sketches.

(Extra Type)
When you’re done, I use the magic wand with it set “Transparency (strict)”. I wand the outside of the lines, and using the select tool, fill out the little corners that are still white. Then I select inverse, and use ctrl+F to fill out the base. Done.

This has nothing to do with lines.

Description
Seriously, I'm not magic. I didn't use any special hack software to make magical, smooth lines. There are reasons I have smooth lines. I make long, precise, and straight lines. That's why.

Anyway, for people who can't read the words over there, here's the words!
---
1)
So let's start. With A sketch.
So, the guy over there is what I’ll use for the example. Call him moledude.

My stabilizer is ALWAYS 12.

2)
(Refining)

3)
First I lower the sketch opacity to 50%. I make the lines on a new layer with smooth strokes. My stabilizer is, again 12.

4)
Finish. If you look closely you wll notice I drew stuff I didn’t sketch. Simplicity is pretty useful in sketching. Never over detail your sketches.

(Extra Type)
When you’re done, I use the magic wand with it set “Transparency (strict)”. I wand the outside of the lines, and using the select tool, fill out the little corners that are still white. Then I select inverse, and use ctrl+F to fill out the base. Done.

This has nothing to do with lines.