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Published: 2016-06-16 20:32:27 +0000 UTC; Views: 23202; Favourites: 846; Downloads: 217
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I've had this mini tutorial up on my tumblr for a long while, but I never actually posted it on dA.If you don't have Lumi&Shade you have an older version of SAI.
You can create a similar effect with black lines and the overlay blendmode if you play around with it a little.
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Your tutorials are incredibly helpful, thank you ;--;
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I don't get it, this didn't work. Do you lumi shade it on your main lineart layer or do you make a new layer, add a grey color, and then lumi shade it ?
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I made my main lineart layer gray except for the eyes and parts I which would remain black and set it to lumi shade. The effectiveness of this depends on if there is colour underneath the lines and how thick the lineartΒ is.
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Blend mode is a setting for a layer that has an effect on the layers below it. Examples are Multiply and Screen.
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Oh, ok! It just says mode on my version of Sai, so I was a little confused!
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What brushes do you use for colouring and texture? ^_^
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Is there a way to do this in Paint tool Krita?
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Sorry for asking, but where can I change the greyscale? My Sai is in Spanish so sometimes I canΒ΄t find all the things explained in other tutorials ;_;
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Above the colour wheel are buttons for sliders. you can choose your grey there. You can also mess around with filter hue/saturation/luminosity and tinker with the thirst slider.
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Do you shade with colors Β and lumi shade the lines only or make a grayscale behind and lumi shade the lines and colors.
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I do the first, but you can also do the second.
If you add a colorfilled lumi shade layer over greyscale image, and adjust the colours with hue/saturation you can get some pretty good results.
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Oh do you colorfill the base colors or do them by hand, because i tend to have problems with lumi shade where sometimes half the line only gets colored and the others remain black like there was no lumi shade at all.
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I use the invert selection method. You select everything outside of the character, invert the selection and then fill it. If it still leaves some lines outside the fill, then I duplicate the line art and merge it with the fill layer. I clip the colour layers to the fill layer and work from there. I cut parts that I don't want to be affected by the lumi shade (ie. eyes) out of the line art for their own separateΒ layers.
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And all this time I was using clip layer and coloring over .Β
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Damn, I use SAI for 2 years now, and never thought about trying to do this.
Thank you for this tutorial, I will use this method because I like my lineart to be colorful!
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