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Published: 2016-04-02 01:29:10 +0000 UTC; Views: 9635; Favourites: 335; Downloads: 58
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You asked ,and I gave-- this is my first actual coloring tutorial that I'm submitting to DA!I hope that it makes some sense-- for the most part I color pretty simple, but I hope it helps never the less.Β
Enjoy, and good luck!Β
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I'll be saving this, thanks. Β Hey, maybe you can do a tutorial on hands one day (doesn't have to be hedgehog hands)? Β I always end up botching finger lengths and junk lol
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Tell me, do you have problems at the time cleaning the black lines?
because for a while I used the blue pencil method, which then has to be removed with photoshop and always left gray dirt ;_;
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I'm not gonna lie, getting perfectly clean lines for me have always been a bit challenging. Usually playing with the adjustment layers (increasing the Contrast to where you get a stronger black)--sometimes I just erase the left over dust on the scanned paper.Β
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TeeHeeHee! Shadows, second Shadows... Third Shadow the Hedgehog.
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This will help me be a lot better with shading and lighting in Photoshop, thank you
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Shadow sleeping and Shadow thumbs-up.... XD LAWL !!!! XDDD
Also, on behalf of ALL artists out there, thank you, Gigi. Your note at the end is truly motivating for us beginners and for those who are more experienced as well. Thanks! ^^
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i like the little chibi drawings of the triple S X3
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Excellent advice, it hurts that I do not draw. XDΒ XD
Still, they are very good.
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But how do you colour without going over your ink lines? 
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www.howtogeek.com/113365/how-tβ¦
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This is a really nice tutorial! Thanks. ^^
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Thanks for this 
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This is really gonna help me with my coloring- thanks!Β
I have one question, though- if you don't mind me asking- for step 3, do you use only one color for the entire figure, or use slightly varying shades for each different area?Β
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yaaaay !! I learned something and won't sleep dumb anymore !! THANX
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