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Deamond-89 — Lifting-Tutorial
Published: 2007-08-17 16:10:47 +0000 UTC; Views: 12232; Favourites: 179; Downloads: 340
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Okay, this is a technic Jadou tought me, but I promised someone to make a tut for him
So yeah....A lil trick I use to lift my drawings from the bg
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Take a look at my other Tutorials! [link]
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Apoligies for the er... silly question but, what is this doing to the lineart?
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Yes!! I've been trying to figure out how to do this for ages!!!
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i wish i'd had this tutorial the first time i tried to lift line art. it took me sooooo long to figure out by myself >.<
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lmao too bad I didn't see this a month ago when I was bugging my dad to figure it out for me lol ^^ But at least now if a friend asks I can send them here
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I've been reading your tutorials, and am finding them very helpful!
But I have a suggestion:
Why don't you just put a white background layer behind the sketch and set the sketch layer to "Multiply"?
That way there aren't any "accidentally feathering the lasso-tool" mishaps.
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Because that way you wont be able to color over the lineart, which is a very important factor for all my works
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But then you could just convert the layer to a mask and... Oh bother, whatever works for you. XD. You seem to be producing awesome art with what you are doing at the moment. There's like five ways to do EVERYTHING in Photoshop.
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Wonderful tutorial! Its really easy and simple to understand! Thanks a whole bunch!
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Does this work if you have like a sketch of something or do you need to trace over those lines?? DX PHOTOSHOP CONFUZZLES MEEE!!!!!1
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No, sorry
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Hehe, no worries. I am very lazy too, so it's all good!!
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O_o Why haven't I faved this yet? I've been using it.
Whatever, I think I said this already, but awesome tutorial. It's really helpful. ^^
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xD Glad you like it ^^ Thanks!!
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I have a question @.@ . After i color over it and delete the background, how do i get the lines to stop moving and get the lines to go black?
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You have to draw over it AFTER deleting the background ^^ And then go to Select>Deselect
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oh shweet ^^
would you, by any chance, know how to do that on Corel Paint Shop Pro?
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Okay ^^
Thanks anyways
but a lot of your tutorials are really helpful!
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Oh...how did you make the result picture rainbow? I've always wanted to learn that...
Thanks for all the awesome and helpful and easy to follow tutorials and step-by-step processes!
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After lifting, lock the layer (there is a small symbol on your layer-box... if you can't find it, just don't clear the selection!)
Now use the "Gradiation"-Tool. Thats the optional tool on the bucket-button.
Go to the colorsettings. The rainbow-color-set should be there among the colorsets ^^ Choose it and make a gradiation. Tada~
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Ok thanks, I think I can figure it out now! Thanks for replying and giving me extra advice
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Question: I don't have a tablet or anything, so I can't actually do lineart in photoshop. So, how would that work with scanned-in lineart, or would it at all? I'm confused.
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I made this tutorial back when I was working with traditional linearts only ^^ So it should work out fine for your scanned linearts
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Okay, so I'm assuming you're magic-wanding all the white spaces, but what are you talking about when you say "brushing over the selected area?" Just a little unclear for me on that part ^_^.
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No you use magic wand on the black parts and now use the brushtool on a new layer over the black parts you just selected. That way you trace the outlines from your drawing on an extra layer and the white is gone.
^^ Don't worry, my english is not the best one... so maybe I explained it a little confusing.
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Ah okay, now I get it ^_^. I used to do it in reverse. I would magic-wand all the white on a copied layer and delete the white space. I'll try your method too though, and see if it comes out cleaner ^_^. Thanks for the tip!
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I used a gradient-bucket on it ^^
First, lock your layer, so you can't draw in the "invisible" parts anymore and the use whatever you like as colors.
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wow 
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xD if you need an other program, try painter.NET. It is for free and has nearly the same functions as PS 
Glad it helped you x3
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hmmm I might look into that. Thanks for the tip!
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I lock the lineart on the extra layer and use gradient overlay
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This was really usefull to me!A tried to use it before but I couldn't do it actually(something with the levels was wrong)..today I decided to try again and even without looking at the tutorial I made it!I wonder why it didn't work before...Anyway it's important it works now and I am really happy with it.Before that my linearts were so bad and I had to work with the rubber to make them more clear.
Thank you Dea!You're great!
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Glad it helped you in the end 
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xD
You are welcome! ^^ Glad if it helps others x3 YAY!
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This would be really helpful for me
thanks for this tutorial ^_^
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Youre welcome! ^^ Thanks for faving it!
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Herm, I'll keep this in mind, if I ever get photoshop one day. ^.^
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