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Yorialu β SAI Coloring Tutorial
Published: 2014-01-03 07:38:04 +0000 UTC; Views: 2026; Favourites: 64; Downloads: 18
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Let's kick off 2014 with ANOTHER tutorial lD *Shotdead
Basically a continuation of my lineart one ;3
Other Tutorials;
The next tutorial will be on coloring eyes, so look out for it~ ;3
Art and Hel are mine
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why i have been wondering HOW to do this!!
thank u so much for making this tutu (short for tutorial)Β Β Β
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Although I've seen the bits about coloring mentioned in other tutorials, I've found this series very helpful so far and I'm looking forward to seeing you continue with it! c:
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Well thanks, glad you find it helpful! c:
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There will be a tutorial on that :3
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Oh really? ok thanks
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Wow, this is JUST what I've needed for some time now 
Well, the more you know~~
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Well I find it A LOT easier this way for shading purposes, but that's just me haha~ xD
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And I can see why! 
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Lol wellI hope it helps ;3
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You draw like that... on the computer... Damn mine would look nothing like that
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haha, I use a similar technique except, I select outside of the lineart and increase the selection by one pixel then invert it. I find it to be much faster than selecting parts inside the lineart and having to fill in all those nooks and crannies every time I decide to colour or shade a certain part of my art c:
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I don't prefer coloring the whole body on one layer, it's not how I do things, though it may be easier xD
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Ah that's understandable XD
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Even tho I knew most of that tutorial theres few points I missed
so its really helpful
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Haha well I'm glad it was helpful in the least ;3
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JEEZ I DIDNT KNOW SAI HAD AN INCREMENT TOOL THE HECK I THOUGHT I KNEW EVERYTHING ABOUT SAI!!
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! xDDD
Well yes it does, but that's the only option, you can't change how much of an increment you'd like, sadly xD
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Still, though, one pixel is better then none!
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You can actually select those nooks and crannies with the same tool, using the Color Difference option and the Transp. diff slider you see there. Just adjust the slider in small amounts and select again until you are able to fill all those spaces. 
Works wonders to paint sketches, too.
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Hm, I didn't know that, sounds a little confusing though..xD
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Not really, it's a no brainer. ;3
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Now you do. 
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I need to start doing digital art on the computer D:
Love this tutorial! Very easy to follow
I need to go save up for a computer now
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Thanks, glad this is helpful!
You're telling me you don't draw on a computer?
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No i draw on my ipad :/ makes my finger sore haha
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umm *reading comments below* i fill stuff without using the selection tool...
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Yeah, that's another method, I just use this xD
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yeah but on full shaded pic i dont use fill at all, i just slap the brush on again and again to build up the shade depth XD
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xDDD
Well that's how painters do it ;3
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yeah XD
different hands, different techniques.
you're amazing in your own class of craft
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And again, we use the same method, with slight differences but the same at the end XDΒ
Great tutorial.
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This is like, the MOST COMMON method, lol xD
Thanks uwu
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Not really, if it wasn't common you wouldn't make a tutorial for it. I know people who fills everything without a selection tool, I can't believe it.
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Well that's true to a sense I suppose xD
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