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Kanina-Firefox — Tutorial: Separating Lineart
Published: 2006-06-28 18:39:53 +0000 UTC; Views: 3739; Favourites: 94; Downloads: 629
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Woke up this morning and said, “I am ganna make a tutorial,” which was very odd. Even odder is that I didn’t make it sloppy like my last tutorial. I MUST BE SICK! Gimme ur drugs =BExcuse any errors in my spelling and grammer. I don’t like to proofread my shit . xD
EDIT: Or if my method doesn't work: [link] o_o
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i totally just tried this and ITS TRUE IT WORKS. I SAW IT WITH MY OWN EYES! PRAISE JEBUS.
just messing around with PS, TY KANINA.
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This is going to be very helpful; thank you!
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Umm.... Thanks? This tutorial hast rocked my multicolored sock XD
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scrumtrilescant! *applauds, then faves for further reference and adoration*
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o.o I like this, even though I use the multiply button thing xD;
*favs to read again laters*
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ahh, so that's how you do it ^^ thanks for making this, it helped a bunch
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question... I am fine until the part about clicking the box with the little circle in it in the channels section... it gives me a circle with a line through it (meaning that I am not allowed to click it) when I want to delete all the white... AHHH
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err. sorry I am not sure what to tell you. I've never come across that problem.
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THANK YOU FOR UPLOADING THIS TUTORiAL!
NOW I CAN FINNISHE MY PICTURE! *faves*
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This tutorial helped me out SO MUCH!!!! MANY THANKS!!!!
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you are welcome 
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Yeah, it helped a bunch!
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nice tutorial
kinda seems a bit complicated when you can just set the layer to multiply though ._.
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well if you wanted a transparent background you would need to do it this way
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I've been wondering how the hell to do this for ages, life saver
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this is probably the most helpful lineart tutorial iv ever taken...
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lol wow, glad i could help
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Oh! Oh!! I know how to do that. I took a class for that.
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wow you mean my way of doing something is actually the right way to do it? 
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Thank you sooooo much!!! ^^ I would always have the problem where my lineart would disappear!! Thank you now I know how to avoid that!! this helps sooo much! ^_^
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Personally I just set the line art layer to "multiply" and make a new layer under the line art and start coloring. Seems a bit faster I guess? But this is good to know too, thanks :]
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i've never heard of doing that o_o
Why didn't anyone tell me this sooner?
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That's what I do to! ^_~ I use multiply...I got that of neondragonart.com *nod*
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DAMN U GIVE THOSE DRUG TO ME!!!! *has a secret plot to get all people to give her their drugs and then she flushes 'em down teh toilet and no one have no drugs no more and yay n_n*
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Whee, this is very handy! Thanks for making this!
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This is very helpful. I've had many problems with separating lineart.
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