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Published: 2006-04-02 01:22:12 +0000 UTC; Views: 263669; Favourites: 5568; Downloads: 51935
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FINALLY. yes! i made me a lineart tutorial! |U so all those peeps out there who are always asking me how i do my lineart....well, heres how :3Thank you =Kuitsuku for um....not killing me yet for posting a link to your tutorial xD;
And thank you person at that font site that let me use your font
Next tutorial coming up:
-Coloring
Tutorial (c) to Corinne A. Reid "andoledius" April 2006
AND OH YES. If you plan on making prints of your artwork, always keep you DPI at 150-300 and above
do this before you start your lineart
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I got a question. With the drawing tablet, I did the same as you said in your tutorial here. However, it didn't happen something special when I "pressed the pen harder". It was always the same size.
What did I wrong?
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hmmm...it sounds like your pen pressure isnt working. When you make a brush stroke, does it start out as a small tip, or does it come out as a flat, one sized circle? If your pen pressure is working properly, you should be able to go from a 1px brush stroke to whatever size larger you choose.
If you havent installed your tablet yet, or if the tablet your using isnt compatible with that computer (either the computer doesnt recognize it as a tablet, or it doesnt have the software to support that tablet) then try installing it or using it on a different computer. You could also check your tablet settings under your programs and see if the pen pressure is turned off. Thats all the advice and thoughts i can give as to why your tablet isnt working. Im not a master with them myself, so everything i nkow is based off of experience
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Thanks for the tip!
Yeah, it must be something wrong with the settings...
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This was a great help. Thanks a lot!
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wait...so you dont need the pen tool if you have a tablet...
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nope C: i barely use the pen tool xD pressure sensitivity makes up for it
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Oh, that's cool cause the pen tool annoys me soo much
-A-; ~THX so much
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thank you so much. i see alot of people talking about how basic this was...and i needed that! i'm a good artist in my own right, but doing things on the computer is a little tricky to get used to. i have a manual for photoshop but there are just some tricks that only someone else can tell you. so thanks! this was so helpful.
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Thanks ! But I have a question : the tablet is necessary, ok I have one, but it's not a Wacom or a big brandmark... Mine costed me 35 € (about 30$ XD) so it is of course not a excellent tablet, but do you think I can doas weel as you with training ?
Anyway, Thanks again for you great tutorial !
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thank you so much for taking your spare time to do this!
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OMG! This is awesome beyond words. Thank you! *bows*
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*bows* thank you very much , i been looking for a clear tutorial like this.
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awesome tutorial. thank you so much!
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Hoookay! Ive followed this line art tutorial vigorously for the past three hours, and Ive done everything, but my tablet pen pressure isnt working! I dont know how or why either...do you maybe know why this is happening?
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I have the same problem 
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im confused...your texture settings is different from the one at the other website. it says scale 28% and depth 25% and invert texture. but yours is different. should i follow the picture in your tutorial or the instructions in the link to the other website?
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hmmm.
The scale only adjusts the size of the brush texture, so honestly its importance isnt that great. 100% just means that it will show the brush texture at its full size, and 28% will mean the texture will be smaller. I've personally never noticed a difference with either of them, and adjust the scale all the time depending on what im doing
The depth is really up to you, since it shows how sharp the brush can get, or how soft. (the most soft is at 0% and the highest is 100%. i usually put mine in or around the 20-30's depending on how sharp i want it)
The inverted texture im not so sure about, i usually dont use it myself. try fooling around with it. make one brush stroke with inverted texture and one without, and see if there's a difference, or which one you like better ^^
My best advice is just fool around with the settings now that you know how to access them and how they work. if not, you can just pick my settings or hers and just go that way. They're both really similar in the end anyway.
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thank you for replying!
this was a great tutorial btw ^^
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Thank y0u thank you thank you!!!! I really needed this tutorial! YOU ROCK!
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im glad it helped you so much 8D
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This would be very helpful if I had photoshop and a tablet...
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Nice detail in the tutorial. I also like the way you showed the direction in which you do the strokes as well as the pressure. Very good for tablet users. Though not so much for mouse.
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Fantastic tutorial! This is really helpful!
Was that sketch a scanned sketch or a quick one with your tablet on PS?
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thank you! ^^
it was a sketch done in photoshop C:
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great! it works now!
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well its an old wacom and it enters in the com port. so IDK if its supposed to work... anyway, great tutorial!
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YES
Oh wow, I suck at linearting in Photoshop, so this helps a lot <33
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how do you set up to pressure sensitive? I mean... I got an old tablet, and I click on: pressure sensitive in the window you show in texture and things... but it doesn't work. do I need a special tablet or something?
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hmmm....pressure sensitivity is supposed to be automatic with most tablets, what brand do you have?
You could try going to your tablet manual, or go to the settings of your tablet on the computer and see if you can get it to work from there. otherwise, im not sure how i can help, sorryy D:
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Helped me a lot. My lineart looks much better, although it still needs a lot of improvement.
Thank god for your tutorial :]
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Thank you so much for making this! I used it and my pic looks even more adorable then it did as a sketch! <3
The only problem I had is for my Photoshop; I don't have everything arranged the same as yours, and that's probably because it's a different version. Therefore, I kept freaking out cuz, I couldn't find the "little clipboard". xD
Thankfully, it turned out good. I think I should have used the pencil instead or whatever, cuz it's got a bit of a blurry look to it. Though, it gives it kinda a glowy look also.
Anywho, thanks again so much for this tutorial. Very easy to understand and it makes me feel good that I got my first Photoshop lineart done.
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Very helpful, it helped me a lot. You earned my +fav
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Hi..!!! not if you speak Spanish, you speak Spanish?
podrias to make a tutorial is Spanish? please.!
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Great tutorial seems like it was very time consuming
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I got a question... about the brush you made with the pattern^^.
What is the different without, I don't see it, but I still use it for some unknown reason lol^^.
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when your brush tapers off, the texture will give it a different effect, depending on what setting you have it on. It could make it sharper or duller, sometimes it does nothing. :B I dont think the texture has an extremely important significance in this tutorial, but i guess it doesnt hurt to not use it C:
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Lol^^, precisly... but it just is a nice additional.. i do nothing with the pattern so it wont hurt^^.
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wow this would really help meh(I just got mine yesterday :3) , but I don't have that box thingy like on suta-raito.....I'll figah something out
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I got a question... the pattern you are using for the Brush... where can i get that?
It's pattern is something i am lookin for^^.
Thanks for making this tutorial BTW^^, very handy^^.
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The pattern was a default from photoshop, so i didnt get it from any website 
sorry i couldnt be more help D:
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