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Tutorial showing 4 ways of preparing a digital line-art for colouring.WARNING: large file. It might take a while before the tutorial shows up on your screen, so please, be patient.
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I am sure this is very obvious to most people out there, but many still seem to get their paint buckets, magic wands or erasers out when colouring line-arts! This tutorial shows the process of making any line-art appear on a transparent layer, which will allow you to add colour without ruining the lines.
The steps shown were all done in Photoshop CS2, but I'm sure at least one of the techniques will work in other programs such as GIMP or Painter as long as you make a few changes. Please feel free to ask if you have any queries about any of the techniques or steps.
You are not authorised to redistribute this tutorial or the original image without my written permission, or claim as your own. Please respect my wishes.
- Tutorial and Line-art Β© Malin TrΓ€isk
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Haha yeah, there's quite a few different ways to do it 
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eheh yea, i noticed the arranging was in order of difficulty, i couldn't understand a word of the last two 
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Yeah, they do get a bit confusing 
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Personally, I hardly work with layers, so I only knew about the first way, haha. XD Most of the tutorials I've seen are rather... complicated to understand, but yours is much easier to work with... might just try out the other methods sometime.
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I don't generally work with line-arts much either, or if I do, I just delete them at the end any way
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