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Published: 2009-02-07 20:17:31 +0000 UTC; Views: 1463; Favourites: 41; Downloads: 33
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I had a lot of people asking "how do I make lineart, and how do you color in MS Paint". So I just went right ahead and made a tutorial on how to do lineart my style, in MS Paint. If you have any questions, you can comment below, or note me, and I'll try my best to answer them. ^-^Part 2- [ [link] ]
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can you explain to me how you clean up the sketch in detail? its driving me nuts i cant figure it out!
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the line art is the top layer.
with the sketch as the layer below it.
then once your done with your lineart you can
delete your sketch layer
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:/ i know how to do that!! there's no layers in paint!! (are there??)
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Oh PAINT XD
i thought you were talking about photoshop haha
sorry D:
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hehee.. no prob! i usually work with photoshop XD
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yay!!!!!! x3 this is a sweet cute way to teach how to!! =3
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heheh, oekaki biezer lines are quite different from MS paint lines and they "bend" easier. XD
also CUTE OVERLOAD *head explodes*
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Hey- this is actually very awesome!
Looking forward to part 2 : ]
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May i use this the curvy line idea for a picture? it won't look anything like your style though ^_^
I'm starting it soon but if you say no then i'll restart ^^
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Interesting way to go about the oekaki lines, it's more sketchy and appealing
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But when I scan my linearts, do I have to erase the inside? Sorry if that makes no sense =w=
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Yeah, if your paper is brawn, or yellowish. It's best to use the white computer paper, or construction paper. For this picture I didn't have to erase anything because I used white computer paper. but just in case, you should download jasc paint shop pro.
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Wait, I do use printing paper O:
Really? My computer can't take much though =3=
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yay oekaki
Is a very lovely style...I should submit more oekaki, I like them but I think I have never submitted one
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ok kool! but i was wondering: how did u get the lines to look like Oekaki lines?
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To get your lines to look like oekaki lines you, go over the lines twice
Heres a quick tut I made--> [link]
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cool! nice to know how you do things!
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yup! no prob... just.. i dont understand the cleanup part
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I personally dislike oekaki lines XD But this is a very good tutorial
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I love oekaki XD Thanks
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hmm I guess Im just not used to it. Ive never been to oekaki forums or anything
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You should go here --> [link] Best oekaki eva!
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