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Published: 2005-08-23 22:22:01 +0000 UTC; Views: 200890; Favourites: 3677; Downloads: 41679
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i've been getting tutorial requests like crazy lately so i'm posting this! i hope you guys like it, even though it's not that detailed.info about the program: [link]
enjoy!
edit: if you can't read the text, check out [link]
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i have noooo idea! it's been too long. i'll wild-guess and say 4 hours or so.
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this isnt just an oekaki tutorial ... this can be also an awesome guideline for using other programs ... a most usefull tutorial ive seen here on DA [ ok there may b others but i just cant remember at the moment] anyhow ill be using this as a guideline when im stuck ... so thank you for making this 
take care now ~
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Dit ziet er zo mooi uit. <3 Die levendige kleuren, jouw stijl, hoe de pixelerigheid er toch weer smooth uitziet. Geweldig.
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Excellent tutorial. I know you've probably heard it before, but I feel obligated to at least grant you the satisfaction of knowing how I feel before faving this.
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Thank you for this!! Because I want to learn how to color my drawings!! This is short, percise, and very helpful!
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thanks again for this tutorial! very helpful! nice work by the way!
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Wow, so impressive. I liked your original face too. x
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This is wonderful, so pretty, and thank you so much for this as well, I understand 
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i drew the whole thing with pixel brushes.
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<3 the way you've shaded makes it appear like its been painted~<3 fantastic. great help, too.
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Thank you so much for this tutorial. I've finally figured out what my oekakis are missing. You see I'm one of those artists that use a lot gradient and shaindg, but my shading is too soft, I lack hard shading in my pics.
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does this tutorial also work on oekakibbs.com by any chance?
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i don't think so.. this is for paintbbs, not oekakibbs.
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This is VERY helpful. Thank you very much! : D
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I love how this tutorial is detailed on how to get to the completed work. Seeing the step by step from a page with random lines is really helpful. I like how this can be applied to any kind of drawing you decide to do, and the importance of the movement in the framework of the sketch. Very good job, and very handy to know that even the amazing artists start off with a messy sketch before getting to their fantastic product. It's nice to know that they don't just draw, and there it is! Instead it shows that there is preparation beforehand that most people don't get to see. Thanks for this tutorial!
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this is so cool!
where did you learn how to use computer programs?
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This is such a cool tutorial! Especially because the finished work looks ΓΌberawesome, and it's neat to see the steps how such a piece was made.
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Thanks much! This really helped, and it's inspired me...to...do...stuff.
It is okay to use Oekaki BBS for this though, is it? Ah well, I'll try Paint BBS when I get the time. ^_^
Thanks again!
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Nice tutorial.^_^ I needed something like this,I suck at oekakis.X_X
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This was incredibly helpful, and I'm ready to start oekaki now.
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I have a feeling I can port the info in this to more than just okekai... 
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what program do you use to do this?
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oekaki, like the title suggests :b check out [link]
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no, you have to go to an oekaki board, sign up, and click the 'paintbbs' link and it'll open in your browser.
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Thanks for the tutorial! But what program did you use?
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oekaki like the title implies! more specifically, paintbbs. check out [link]
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Thanks! But... is Oekaki possible on a normal paint program? Like the very bad and horrible program that comes with any new computer?
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nah, normal paint has no masking tools, so you can't draw lineart and then keep it.. you'll inevitably end up coloring over it.
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yes!!!!!! thank you so much for this!!! i used to hate oekakis, because i couldnt use layers or anything, since i didn't know about them much. THANKYOUSSSS! β₯
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Thanks for sharing your technique!
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Hey, cool! And very handy; I'll keep some of these tips in mind from noe on - thank you
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Thanks so much for doing this! XD I was curious about this procedure.
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This looks amazing!! Whenever I getta hold of Oekaki I will definetly need to refer to this!!
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I find this to be a deliciously telling demonstration of your style.
I don't know if I like the feel of oekaki programs... but I know I like the LOOK of 'em!
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awsome thanks a lot. i really like the remider about being intuitive. its so important, and i think many forget that there is no Recipe for somthing being good really.it comes with practice.i think you put it very nicely.
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Thanks this was really helpful!!!!
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oo!this is the most beutiful tutorial i ever seen!!i have a question:when you have done the sketch,and have done the lineart,do you delete the sketch? i mean how do you delete the sketch under the lineart?
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