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First time doing something like this. Done specially for you guys, so I hope you find it useful.Related content
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Do you think I can apply the same concepts in Paint Shop Pro?
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Yup. 
That's how I do it anyway. In PSP8.
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awesome. this would be very useful if I had photoshop.
what do you use to line your artwork? something like a sharpie? or...?
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That's an interesting new-layer lineart technique...I tried it, though, and it left my lines too grainy. You probably already know this, actually, but you can get a perfectly smooth copy of your lineart, minus the white background, using channels.
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hmm ive been doing it like this for a while but sence i upgraded to cs2 it gets all the greys and stuff even after ive done levels and contrasting. How do I fix that?
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My PS either doesn't have the Color Range thing, or I'm just not looking hard enough. Help?
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Gotta fav this for future reference when I get a new copy of PS....thanks so much!
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man i feel like such a slacker. i havnt drawn a single thinig since I saw you. Any way happy tutorial. I got something i wanna show you next time i see you
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Thanks for the part about how to blur the lines to make them cleaner. I have a huge problem with that cuz I used to just make my images smaller to take the sharpness out but now I can keep them full size and not have to scan at such a high resolution. 
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thank you soooooo much! you've helpedme a lot!!!
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I tried the Select>Color Range with one of my lineart scanned in (400dpi), but it doesn't work for some reason 
But would you have any idea why the select color range with the whole image didn't work? I'm a bit puzzled about it... Does the size matter over it?
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Hmmm, I don't use it that much- but I really don't think size matters. Have you tried making sure the layer is selected? perhaps use the Select all option as well?
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Well, NOW it seems to work in my other documents, but I don't wanna use something that's unreliable like that. Like I said; I found a method through your tut that I liked with better results (to mine eyes at least), so I'm happy now. Thanks, anyway
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nice tutorial.
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I'll have to make a tutorial for this. I know an easier way that produces far better results.
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*cough cough* HEY HEY HEY. lol dont be self promotin shiet yo! ahaha. naw, feel free, duder. sry Mine wasn't helpful. (though you dont need to be lookin at tutorials! OMG! PSSSSSSH!)
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Sorry, just letting you know to keep an eye out. ^__^
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That actually helps so much better than the technique I was using of simply and carefully erasing around the lines and blurring it.
Much thanks and love, Luniara-chan!
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neat! very helpful...just the trick to get rid of those annoying fuzzeh lines ^_~
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you damn brain eating bastard 
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tried the game ^^ used up all my AP on nothing lol
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Ah just find a good safehouse to rest in and it'll turn out good.
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i have trouble with dirty lineart..... i didn't know i was suppose to use the color range option next time i will.
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thank you thank you thank you!
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