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Ekuneshiel — Line Coloring Tutorial
Published: 2008-05-05 03:20:04 +0000 UTC; Views: 3777; Favourites: 65; Downloads: 99
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Here's the link to =One-Vox 's tutorial on how to isolate linework I promised. [link] Check out the rest of his videos too; there's some that aren't up on his DA account.I really hope this is helpful to a lot of people. I'd been trying to figure out a really good way to color my linework recently (without using 3 different programs). Cheers! If there's anything else you're wondering about, let me know. I'd be more than happy to do some more of these!
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Thanks so much! The ctrl+alt+g step was what I was looking for!
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Clipping layers are the best. You'll never go back to not using them!
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Brb picking up pieces of my mind that have been blown.
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Does anyone know how to do this in GIMP after the line art has already been isolated?
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I'm not really familiar with Gimp, but if there's any way to lock the opacity of the layer, that should work.
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Oh okay. I'll fool around with it.
I used this when I had photoshop though & I loved that effect but I haven't been able to figure it out with gimp.
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thank you i have been looking for an easy colored lineart tutorial for a while XD!
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Woo! Glad this thing is still helping people!
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You have just saved me hours of problems. THANK YOU.
To think it was as simple as hitting cntl+alt+G this whole time. D:
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Now that you know it you won't be able to stop using it! Glad to be of service.
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Oh my gosh! This tutorial is so great! Thank you so much!
Instant 
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I'm really glad this tutorial is so helpful to people!
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It is! This is the newest method I've learned so far!
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You have truly helped me here, friend.
Thanks!
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Glad to be of service!
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Thanks! Hope it was helpful!
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Very helpful!
I made this: [link]
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Glad I could be of service!
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Was more than service, thanks again.
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Thank you. It was a labor of love.
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Oh sweet, I never knew about ctrl + alt + G!
Man...if only I had known about that years ago I could've saved so much time 
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That's a pretty slick trick, that clipping mask. 
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I had too until a couple weeks ago!
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Holy cow! I never tried that before! thank you for the tutorial man! (just tried it out on one of my old computer line arts) that's awesome. I'll have to draw a picture just to do the whole thing sometime. thanks a ton! >w<
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I'm so glad this is helpful to you!
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Tried this out with -Onevox's video tut.'s and it really helps to simplify the coloring process. Thanks!
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oh very useful!, i'd never use the clipping mask thingy before...always good learn something new right
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Dude, once you find out about clipping masks, you can't not use them.
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I've been looking on how to do this forever! Thanks!
~SBK
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OH MAN that's totally helpful and awesome. <3 Thanks for the awesome work.
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Glad to be of service!
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Looks pretty good and handy. I don't yet have any Photoshop in my comp, but when I will, I think I'll try this one to figure out the coloring. 
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