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full view, obviously
part one of my gimp tutorial IS *FINALLY* UPDATED : D
part two will be updated soon, look for it tonight or tomorrow~!

It's easier to understand now, as well as less text-wall-ish. Also, more visually appealing, YAY(the old image was, well... old...).
I've also added a different method of lineart, for you tablet users ;D

Personally, I used a bit of both methods to make those lines. Buuut anyway, hope you guys like the improvement. Let me know if you want a link to the old tutorial here, which is shorter but a little obscure, ha.

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Please, READ IT! I cannot stress how much I would've known sooner than now if I'd actually READ the tutorials rather than stared at the images briefly. My content isn't long, and it's pretty easy to understand, so please READ it. And I'm not saying this for my benefit, cause it doesn't affect me if you read it or not, but you'll learn quicker if you take 3 minutes of your time to actually read the content. Thanks.

PART 2 - COLORING/SHADING [link]

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What To Do If You Accidentally Click Out of the Path Tool and Your Lines Disappear (Credit to ~Kay-Kayz . Thanks!)
" In the tab that is at the very bottom of your tool optoins menu, usually where tool status is, there should be a tiny little arrow in a box near the name of the tool you're working with.
click on the tiny arrow, and go down to the "add tab" option.
Once thats done, just click the "paths" option
And now, if you acidently click on something else while working with paths, just go to that tab, click on the eye thing(like the vision button for multiple layers)and it should show back up, as a highlighted kinda line. you can always just edit it if you messed uptoo! "

HEYYYYY HERE'S THE FINISHED VERSION OF THE DRAWING FEATURED HEREEE: [link]

Description
full view, obviously
part one of my gimp tutorial IS *FINALLY* UPDATED : D
part two will be updated soon, look for it tonight or tomorrow~!

It's easier to understand now, as well as less text-wall-ish. Also, more visually appealing, YAY(the old image was, well... old...).
I've also added a different method of lineart, for you tablet users ;D

Personally, I used a bit of both methods to make those lines. Buuut anyway, hope you guys like the improvement. Let me know if you want a link to the old tutorial here, which is shorter but a little obscure, ha.

--------

Please, READ IT! I cannot stress how much I would've known sooner than now if I'd actually READ the tutorials rather than stared at the images briefly. My content isn't long, and it's pretty easy to understand, so please READ it. And I'm not saying this for my benefit, cause it doesn't affect me if you read it or not, but you'll learn quicker if you take 3 minutes of your time to actually read the content. Thanks.

PART 2 - COLORING/SHADING [link]

NEW
What To Do If You Accidentally Click Out of the Path Tool and Your Lines Disappear (Credit to ~Kay-Kayz . Thanks!)
" In the tab that is at the very bottom of your tool optoins menu, usually where tool status is, there should be a tiny little arrow in a box near the name of the tool you're working with.
click on the tiny arrow, and go down to the "add tab" option.
Once thats done, just click the "paths" option
And now, if you acidently click on something else while working with paths, just go to that tab, click on the eye thing(like the vision button for multiple layers)and it should show back up, as a highlighted kinda line. you can always just edit it if you messed uptoo! "

HEYYYYY HERE'S THE FINISHED VERSION OF THE DRAWING FEATURED HEREEE: [link]