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Published: 2011-12-09 17:25:20 +0000 UTC; Views: 1147; Favourites: 21; Downloads: 7
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I hope that this tutorial is helpful for people who have trouble creating smooth line art. This tutorial was suggested by ~Mmkaay in my recent journal. If you have any tutorial suggestions for me, please feel free to drop me a line, I might consider it! Thanks!PocketMutt
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Very helpful tutorial, i always wondered why my line art was coming out so.. Lame looking, makes sense now haha.
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Hehe. Well, I'm glad I could help someone!
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THAnKYOUTHANKYOUTHANKYOUTHANKYOUTHANKYOU!
I was just about to open PS and start drawing and I will put this to heart. I guess I AM not zooming in enough!
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I imagined Rarity's voice when you said all of those consecutive "thank you's". Haha~! Did you see the latest episode? Well, I'm glad I could be of help to you!! Hopefully that is like the only reason why your line-arts been wobbly~! Can't wait to see your future stuff~!
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Wow, this is a coincidence. I looked on You Tube today (and hour or two ago) after seeing a MLP deviation and the episodes were taken down. I've only seen up to episode 3 on season 2. And Rarity is my favorite pony!
And I hope I'm not too tired to do it! I've been exhausted recently.
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Hmmm... the usual user who I've been watching the videos had theirs deleted, but there are other users who uploaded recent episodes to watch. Yeah, the most recent one was pretty good!
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but how could I change the line color if the lineart is finished?
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If you have photoshop, then this will explain how to do it: [link] So basically what that says is that you lock the lineart layer by pressing the chekerboard-looking option. Then you can color on the lineart without coloring anything else.
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great tutorial!
hrm...I guess it wouldn't be a very LONG one but some main things I'm trying to work on are draconic wings, paws, and the entire head area (head, eyes, muzzle, horns, etc.) to give a suggestion
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Thanks so much! I'm super glad that this tutorial could have been of help to you!
You mean for dragons? Hm, well I'm not very good at drawing dragons (except for experimentally and learning from others0, but there is this AMAZING book series by Jessica Peffer that shows you how to draw dragons. It's very very detailed and I highly recommend you check it out. I even bought it myself because the images and tutorials are amazing. Here's a link to the amazon website for it: [link]
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oh neon dragon? hell yea! their how to draw books(or one at least) were on my x mas list but...I didn't get it
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Awe, that's too bad~
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