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Published: 2010-07-07 18:15:04 +0000 UTC; Views: 12016; Favourites: 404; Downloads: 273
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I'm losing my voice a bit today, but this is the only time I have to make these things. XDI'm sacrificing myself for all of you! XDDD
So yeah, sorry if this one's a bit harder to understand.
I made it a little smaller, yay! ^^
Ask any questions you'd like.
I use Photoshop CS4
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Thank you it was freaking lifesaver and now I know I don't have to draw in the selection in every single time I wanna draw something! Β
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hey do you know how to do this with gimp? or doesnt this work with gimp?
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Oh my god....How did you manage to get Photoshop CS4....It's like $600....
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This is awesome! Coloring is now 100% less tedious...and now I actually know what the magic wand tool does...
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This is amazing! But I have a question- I have my lineart, I set a new layer and put it below the lineart, just as you did here. But when I color, nothing comes up :/ It's all on the new layer that's below it. I'm really new at digital art so I have no lcue how to fix it 
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is your lineart on a white background? If so, make yourline art layer on multiply.
Then it should work.
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I don't know how to change it to multiply 
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On the layers box, theres a litle section that says "mode: normal
then under that is the opacity and stuff.
well, click on the mode, and change the layer to multiply.<3
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That doesn't seem to be working either
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The little gray squares are the transparency.
Those are good LOL
did you try colouring under the lineart layer with the lineart layer on multiply? o;
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I'll try that!
I have to go but thank you so much!
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You're very welcome! if you have any questions don't be afraid to ask!
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Thank you. I got as far as deleting the extra coloring. but now I can't get get magic wand tool to go away -_-
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It's so you can see it more easily if there's color outside of the lines, or if you erased a bit too much inside the lines.
You can see bright colors a lot easier than dull colors.
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I can't seem to find the magic wand.... I use the same program as you, and yet the tool has mysteriously disappeared.... :hmmm:
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Man, I wish I had photoshop!!!
That is an awesome colouring tutorial, though!!!
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I wish I had photoshop too D: I have stupid Sketchbook Pro...
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dang i dont even color the right way XD, that is if there actually is a right way, however....
i have my ink ( which is somehow always rough), empty layer beneath it and then create a layer per color.... i also never knew the lock transparency tip, thanks, for that that will safe me a lot of time with erasing and itsy bitsy pointing...
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OMG THANK YOU SOOO MUCH FOR THIS!!!!
This is sooo helpfulL!!! 
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um like everythig that your doing here...does it also work on Photoshop CS3?
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oh okay thank you and your tutorials are very helpful and I love your art....I had more points I would ask for a commission but I'm kinda low :3
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I have a question ^^' Sorry if you don't understand it, it's sort of long!
Ok, so I've done the sketch the lineart. I went to the sketch layer and erased the sketch. But that made the lineart layer show the pixels, and I'm not sure how to just make it a white background ^^' If the sketch is there, it's white, but I need to erase the sketch. How do I erase the sketch without causing the lineart layer to show the pixels?
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I think you probably sketched on the background layer! In that case, just paint over the sketch using white. c:
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Ooooh! I see 
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OH MY GOD, YOU JUST TAUGHT ME EVERYTHING
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Wow thank you for this tutorial *_* i think that's useful!!! <3
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on what page you can download this program?
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This is sooooo helpful lmao, so glad you made this, I've been looking for a faster and easier way to color.
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Can you help me with the magic wand tool? It selects all the lineart instead of the outside of the lineart :/
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You probably have a gap somewhere in your lineart. Once the lineart is solid and continuous the magic wand tool should work. c:
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..You're voice inspires me to draw. Even if it's all weird with throat voice problems.
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I see this, and I go: WTF I COULD HAVE PRESSED TWO BUTTONS AND COLORED INSTEAD OF SPENDING UNGODLY AMOUNTS OF TIME ERASING FUUUUUUUUUU------
Thank you so much.
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Thank you, much better than other tutorials.
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Definitely the most helpful tutorial I have come across yet!
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Easiest tutorial I've seen! 
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I'm so glad it was helpful!
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Your tutorials make me laugh XD
Thanks for the tips
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awesome C: I always wondered how other people did the coloring.
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:3 It makes evrything a lot faster.
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