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Published: 2011-12-10 23:28:48 +0000 UTC; Views: 26765; Favourites: 724; Downloads: 0
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A tutorial showing how I make drawings with invisible backgrounds, or PNG images.I'm sure a lot of you know how to do this already, but I just felt like showing how I do it, in case someone could learn from it.
sorry for any typos or bad english or whatever XD
I hope at least someone finds this somewhat useful
art and character (C) Elise M. Syvertsen / oomizuao 2011
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thank you I appreciate this lesson because I am new to this.
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When shading, do you make a new layer or do you just color directly on the layer with whatever you're trying to shade?
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Question!! I'm really new with Photoshop so I was wondering if you use any special tool when you draw sketches or do you just use the pencil tool with cyan color?
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( ; v;.)/ question. how do you do your style of shading? if you've already said then you can slap me xD
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Thank you so much! This really helped me to be able to do it!
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Does saving it as a PNG instead of a PSD change resolution or file size??? I use Photoshop for school but the files are taking up a lot of space on my computer. T.T
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It's always smart to save it as a PSD file too, in case you feel like editing it someday, or you need the original file for some reason. If they take up a lot of space, I'd recommend storing them on an external hard-drive or a USB memory stick.
The PSD files are much larger than the PNG file, but it's very smart to save as both
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Ok....crap then I have to get an external hard-drive. Ok thanks for the info. ^ ^
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PNG is a file type that you can use to save a digital drawing with. The program she is using is Adobe Photoshop. I can't tell which version though.
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^ ^ Its a great program if you can afford it. I love it, but its expensive.
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No, its a type of file you can save as.
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Thank you for making this! It's always drivin me nuts trying to figure out how to do this. Thanks!
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This is a very neat and simple, yet useful, tutorial! Thank you very much for your efforts <3
The character was cute, too, by the way. :3
*fave*!
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you've explained this better than anyone else I've ever encountered! Thank you for the help
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I didn't even know what a png file was before this, so thank you for the lesson
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omg that makes things sooo much easier now thank you.
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Interpolation reflects how something's going to be loaded on your browser. It takes up a bit more space than non-interpolated. It does the fuzzy-to-clear loading thing instead of just a top-to-bottom load. Or that's my understanding of it. ^^
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Nice step by step tut. I should try to actually remember to lock my layers so I don't accidentally airbrush the wrong section.
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O.O when I finally get photoshop on my new comp (whenever I get that) this is going to be so very helpful! Thank you!!!
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Thank you for this tutorial. I really learned a lot from this and now I know how to make my images look better! Again, thank you very much.
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For the line art what pen and pen size did you use?
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the pen size depends on the size of the canvas, but I've started using a brush from this brush pack: [link] the HARD Ink Brush
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You probably didn't mean for it to be, but I found the ending really cute, with the "A little box will appear, where you can select 'none' or 'interlaced'. I don't really know the difference between them, so I always select 'none'".
I don't know the difference either, but it was just the way you put it that made it sound adorable. x)
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ugh, this is most helpful tutorial I have come across in MONTHS!
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Do your pictures ever get blurry when you shrink them down? How do you deal with that?
And thank you for the information, this really helped.
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The best thing is to shrink the sketch before you do the lineart, so it keeps the actual lines nice and clean.
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