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You're awesome. Thank you for the tutorial.
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np~ and thanks so much for the watch! > w <
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can i use the paths tool for the lineart? O_o?
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yes you could but it would take all day
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just...tell me please
how do you get fine point ends on your brush strokes
how do you keep the strokes fine and steady? (on gimp 2.0 there are no stabilizers to help it go in a nice clean way, even though gimp is exactly the same as photoshop)
do oyu put every color on a separate layer?
HOW do you do multiple lassos and how do you go out of the pic with the lasso and manage to not turn the selected Background shaded too?
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In photoshop you can choose the size of the brush I always use 3 pixels for the line art
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i dont have photoshop i have gimp 2.0 its the exact same (bit different but same tools)
3 pixels for the line art? what is that?
can you walk me through it pls?
cos i really would like to try out lineart and sketching in gimp
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is just settings in photoshop to define the thickness of the brush
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but how?!?!?!?!?
where do i go?
how? how? HOWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW?
im seriously gonna break the keyboard if i dont get answers
why is it always me that gets this bad luck
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You said you didn't have PHOTOSHOP 
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so i guess ill have to no do it as you do it
or do it the way i did and take up a even longer time shading pics
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its cost the pen moves so quick
in sai i have the option to stabilize the pen and make it go slower for a clean curved stroke
but in gimp i got no pressure and no stabilizer
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you make it so easy too ;w;
how do you get multiple lassos at the same time?
mine only lets one at a time
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To keep making multiple lassos you have to hold down the shift key
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how you make digital pen? O3O?
you use tablet?
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I use a wacom cintiq to draw or trace the art
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the best tablet in the world [link]
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i meant how?
whenever i use the tablet i cant keep the lines steady and i cant slow them down to make a fine pointed line (cant even make a fine point)
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I draw straight into my computer with the cintiq [link] is just like using paper (I sent you this link before).
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good job man ...thanks behalf who doesn't left a comment
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ive iterally never coloured any of my works before.. so.. can i ask a question..? What's the use of colouring the silhouette of the lineart in brown? I dont colour things (YEt >;D) so i dont know why that is xD
By the way your lighting and shading methods are AWESOME! xD
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good question
the reason i use light brown is because it makes it easy to distinguish the line art on the silhouette. if i use a darker color i can lose the line art making it harder to see when coloring.
there are many reasons why is better
1) in photoshop when you use the bucket tool it sometimes leaves gaps that can be a pain (not to mention time consuming) to fix. the silhouette covers the gaps the paint from the bucket leaves behind.
2) coloring the silhouette keeps the colors inside the desired area you want to color it wont spill outside your subject
3) since you did all the coloring on a different layer, that means your line art is untouched. meaning you can try different variations of colors without ruining your line art.
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Thanx
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Thanks for this, it has some tips nearly anyone should know and keep in mind
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This'll definitely help me with my coloring for now on. ;A; It's such a tedious task...
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Im glad it helped
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love your approach makes the tasks easier esp. when you have a bunch to do..
thanXs
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Yeah I do a little animation so the faster I can get the coloring out of the way, the better
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Very good tutorial!, this will be useful fon my next digital works
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Im glad this was useful to you
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This will be very helpful to a lot of people thank you for doing so.
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The big advantage of this method is that the line art is conserved intact and can be used for other pieces
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I gotta give that a try that right now I'm in story mode. I usually make two or three copies of line art in case I mess up and save over it so I really liked this one.
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