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Published: 2011-06-25 02:55:24 +0000 UTC; Views: 3318; Favourites: 69; Downloads: 138
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WARNING: Huge file!Okay, first things first, like I said this is my first tutorial and it only shows the way I do my pictures. There are many other ways to use SAI and I don't say that my way is the correct way to do it.
Furthermore I use a tablet, so for those who are using a mouse some settings and options will not work the same.
I also know that there are for sure many typos and grammar mistakes, so it would be really nice if you could inform if you find anything. Really just tell me if I got mistakes here, I want to correct them and update this tutorial without mistakes.
And I want to apologize, I wanted to go trough my messages today and commenting on all those deviations in my inbox, but instead I made this tutorial...
I will do those replies and comments, but right now I'm too sleepy, also it is 5am and the sun starts to rise.
Every kind of feedback is very welcome!
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Comments: 35
Huh? Ich habe jetzt die volle version aber noch keinen ink pen ;o;
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das ist okay, ich hab des ink pen genannt aber es ist eigentlich das pencil tool
Β klick hier fuer die einstellungen die ich vorgenommen habe.
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Okay das wΓ€re geklΓ€rd und kann ich das increment nur in bestimmten situationen benutzen??
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okay uwu
und du musst schauen, so lange du etwas ausgewaehlt has kannst du es immer weiter vergroessern. wenn du ne auswahl verkleinern willst klickst du invert, dann increment und wenn du fertig bist wieder invert. einfach en bisschen mit rumspielen dann hast du schnell den bogen raus.
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Aber ich kann es gar nicht auswΓ€hlen bei mir ist increment gesperrt
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du musst erst eine auswahl machen, mit dem lasso tool oder den magic wand.
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np~
und btw dein custom ist fertig uwu
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Wenn du mit dem Zauberstab auswΓ€hlst wie viel Color diff benutzt du?
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kommt drauf an, wenn ich mit pixel arbeite habe ich normaler weise 0 ausgewaehlt aber wenns nicht pixel sind hab ich meistens mehr, so um die 50, aber das wechselt staending. der trick ist das du schaust was du auswaehlen willst. du hast zb schwarz und weiss, halt ne normale lineart auf weisser flaeche, dann wuerde ich mehr auswaehlen aber wenn du zb zwei aehnliche farben hast aber nur eine auswaehlen willst, wenn beide nebeneinander sind, dann musst du schauen welche nummer am besten geht, wenns zu hoch ist kann es passieren das beide farben ausgewaehlt werden.
oh undΒ anti-aliasing sollte immer an sein bei normaler digitaler art, bei pixel sachen muss das aus sein uwu
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Danke c: Es ist ein gutes Tutorial wenn man sich noch nicht so gut auskennt <333
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Das hilft leider nicht bei der Demo ;o;
Kein Ink Stift und kein Increment ;^;
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oh des is dumm, aber versuch mal den stift so einzustellenΒ ink pen settings for SAI
halt den normalen pencil mit den settings die ich hier geposted hab.
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THE SHADING HAS SAVED ME KIND SIR. GRACIAS
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mah sai doesnt have the shade option 
luckfully i know how to shade >:3
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[link] Made this not so long ago with the help of this :3
like it?
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In the mode section, I don't have a shade option :/ What do I do? D:
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Hm, I don't know why your SAI does't have this option..
But it's not a necessity =3 Instead of doing your shading with grey (which isn't the best thing to do anyway) just play around and pick a color that is darker that your base color. In case your not satisfied with the color and in case you have the shadings on a different layer you can go to the option filter and use the hue and saturation settings to change the color to your liking.
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You don't know how RELIEVED I am that you use SAI 
I'm gonna give this a try.... 
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Sure, why not? =3
And hey, thanks for your comment, faves and watch, I really appreciate it. <3
In case you need some help with SAI, feel free to ask.
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This is really REALLY good - only problem is my stabilizer apparently doesn't work :S Which is the whole point with SAI (in my case); hope to get it fixed so I can continue outlining like this
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Neat, I hope it will help you
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OH GOD OH GOD I FINALLY UNDERSTOOD THE MYSTERY OF THE BLACK LINES THAT TURN OTHER COLORS!!! THANK YOU SO MUCH!!!
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You're welcome!
I'm glad my little tutorial is usefull
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Your "little tutorial" is a little more than that! It's simple and sums up everything important about both color and line out
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Damn... I will remember this one for if I ever get to buy a tablet.
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Wow, this... is a looooot of information *lol* I hope I can come back to this later, because I really like your inking and colouring style and I'd love to learn to do it! Though probably I'd just do what I normally do and incorporate elements of it but not emulate exactly 
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Hahahaha my little pony
I agree with you on how to do highlights, but I wouldn't really suggest using shade for shading. Shade just...it looks cheap almost? Like WAAAY too saturated :/ For shades, I use multiply with the one color (skin, hair, eyes, ect.) with the marker tool or water tool. I honestly would only use shade, for example, the tail and mane, and I would try to make it really subtle.
~hope this helps (:
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I know I know, using grey for shades and highlights is always kinda cheap, yet it is a pretty fast method. I would only suggest it if you don't want to do a good and detailed shading anyway. Hmm, I don't know, I tend to use shade because I got the feeling that multiply makes everything a bit more greyish as shade. You can solve the problem with the high saturation by changing the opacity, normally it works fine this way.
Well and those kind of shading methods are a bit stupid for ponies anyway, when I draw those I normally use the original shadings from the show.
I could do another tutorial to show how to do a more complex and better shading, I also should use another picture as example.
Thank you for your feedback
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