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Published: 2011-08-24 21:33:32 +0000 UTC; Views: 3199; Favourites: 103; Downloads: 43
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Sometimes I go a little overboard with details XDDAnother pic I started quite a while ago, but never finished until a couple days ago. It took a lot of major fixing on anatomy, which is probably why I let it sit for so long lol But I'm happy with it now that I've fixed it ^^ I'm looking forward to coloring it as well :3
Feel free to color this as well if you're feeling up to it
Just remember:-Do NOT alter or remove my personal logo/signature in the corner there
-Make SURE to give me proper credit when you post it
-Make SURE to send me a link to the finished product!
I'll talk more about the idea behind this drawing when I post the colored version :3
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Naruto (c) Masashi Kishimoto
Art (c) Me
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Comments: 26
u drew it too soon
i want it drawn 3 seconds after this one
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i like though i think its a bit strange for my taste lol but the lines look nice and the details are very good
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haha thanks very much ^^ It's more symbolic than anything XP
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If it weren't for the white BG I'd wanna color it. D:
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what's wrong with the white bg?
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Nothing but I find it a little hard to color with the program I use.
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hmm...well, what program do you use? Maybe I can help
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GIMP. If you could that would be awesome!
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oh dude, no problem XDD All you have to do is change the line art layer to "Multiply" and then just color as if the white wasn't there. On Multiply mode, anything that's white won't show up at all, so it'll work like it's not there 
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OMFGWTFBBQ?!!!
It worked?! That's so cool! I'd forgotten that the multiply layer did. XD
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lol well there you go XP Glad I could help ^^
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Yes. Thanks but you can see the layers underneath. How do I fix that without having to go back and clean?
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Hmm....I'm trying to figure out how you would have that problem. Are you coloring on the same layer that your line art is? Because if so, then it'll all be on multiply too. If not, then just make sure the only layer set to multiply is the lines, and you should be fine. The line art should also always be at the very top of the layer order, of course lol If you're concerned about the white background, then just fill in a layer underneath with the color that you want instead, and it'll get rid of the white entirely.
Hope that helped
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It worked. The base colors are in I'll post and link when I finish. Sorry fpr the late reply, I'm so busy lately.
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