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Published: 2009-08-23 03:28:51 +0000 UTC; Views: 156051; Favourites: 4113; Downloads: 2842
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Damn, this is big.Super big.
It took longer to upload it than to do it.
I'm doing this one first because more people requested it. But I will do a lineart tutorial too.
Hope it helps!
Elisa belongs to me. Please don't use without permission.
*edit*
1) I made a mistake. The option is not "Combine Visible", it's "Merge visible".
2) The program I'm using is Photoshop CS3.
3) For those who asked, I did this with a mouse. I know it looks difficult at first but with practice coloring one character with this technique can take less than 15 minutes.
Para la gente que pregunto, si me queda tiempo, lo hago en espaΓ±ol.
Sorry for the edit >__>
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Oh, thank u so muchΒ Β Β Β
This is so helpful for me
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Thank you for this. Β The steps are easy and simple to follow. Β I am SO going to try this.Β
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Thank you for this technique of coloring.. I really have no idea how to use photo shop but thanks a lot this. a big help to step in coloring. well thank goodness you use cs3 cause thats the only i have here in my laptop. hehehe.. other cs version are very heavy for my secondhand netbook.. ^^,
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I realize this is quite old and therefore you have a different version of photoshop than I do (and are most likely no longer even checking this account) - but my photoshop doesn't have a bucket tool? This is the entire reason I'm having a hard time coloring anything on photoshop!
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Maybe is a stupid question, but how do you do the lineart? Vectorizing or...? I'm totally nooby on digital art! >.<
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In this picture I used the pen tool (Photoshop)
These days I do the lineart in SAI
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Really useful 
Just a question, which tool you use to make the lineart?
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Wanted to thank you for such a wonderful tutorial! Getting a tablet for the first time so I'm learning all sorts of stuff before I begin.
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EstarΓa genial en castellano, pero no te preocupes, estΓ‘ genial de todas formas.
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This is amazing! But can I please ask what the heck do you use to outline drawings in photoshop? I cant figure it out! I tried the normal brush tool but its almost impossible, I dont get how people are doing is so smoothly and clean without a stabilizer! (Like in Painttool Sai) Ive been having this problem for a year now and I STILL cant figure out how ppl are outlining things so good in their photoshops, I doubt its my tablet.. (Which it is super cheap and half broken) Can you please tell me what tool you used or maybe where I can find some settings so that the outlining is more easier like Sai?
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You mean the lineart? I use SAI for that.
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Muchas gracias! Es justo lo que estaba buscando!
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Thank you!! I never understood how to use the lasso tool but now I do XD
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This is some really helpful information, thank you!
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Super util tu tutorial! Mil gracias!
Aunque no me sale lo de usar gradiente XDD
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I saved a copy of this onto my Flash Drive. I want to begin using Adobe Photoshop in the future, and this will help me out GREATLY. Thank you for this, on behalf of those who have taken this lesson to heart, which will soon include myself.
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que lindo con que pagina le haces a la chica !!!!
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no es una pagina es un programa llamada Photoshop
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que lindoooooo con que pagina haces esa chica me gusto mucho !!!
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I tired, but... [link] something went awfully wrong...
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What happened?
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I'm not really sure, but it seems I messed up the layers or something... You see, I ended up coloring the skin and the hair in the lineart layer, but I imagine that can make things even more difficult. I still don't understand what I did wrong...
Besides, I'm really bad at using the pen tool.
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That happens, don't worry. Try creating a new layer and put it below your lineart layer.
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Thanks, I'll try
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very easy to follow, and nice for simple coloring and getting used to a new style. thank you so much! one of the easiest tutorials i've been able to find
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I never thought to use the lasso tool to select the area i wanted to color lo lthanks for the tip
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Found this VERY useful! I'm doing my very first deviation submission pretty soon, and you don't know how much you've helped! Thanks a lot!
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Interesting Tutorial. Thank you for doing this. I'll have to try this technique out sometime. ^_^ Thanks!
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Thank you. I used this for one of the drawings I was coloring. I'm still getting used to coloring digitally and you're tutorial helped a lot! Thank you!
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god bless you girl ....you have a nice spirit by the way
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This is really good. I've been having trouble with my coloring and I used a coloring page as my lineart while using this tutorial and so far it is going really. Well, I'm having trouble with shading, but I've always had trouble with that. Thank you for this awesome tutorial!
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this was really good and really helpful, great enough for a beginner starting out with digital coloring from traditional!
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