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Published: 2015-07-17 06:59:14 +0000 UTC; Views: 251314; Favourites: 15706; Downloads: 3371
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Finally finished it \(TwT ) it may take a while to load!!
Hereβs my first tutorial! Made possible thanks to my patrons, hope it may be helpful
If there's any questions regarding the process or if something wasn't clear let me know!
πSupport me on Patreon so I can create more tutorials for you
EDIT 10/02/15: If you're doing inktober I strongly recommend you to take a look at this tutorial! I've been getting a ton of questions that can be answered here c:Β
EDIT 10/05/2015: Fehnryr suggested an amazing site for editing your traditional art pics if you want an alternative from photoshop & softwares. Use www.ribbet.com/ Β to raise contrasts, make colors pop and make your pics as great as the real life drawings! Thank you Fehryr for the suggestion!!
EDIT 10/04/2016: It's that time of the year again! how are your inktobers going?
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Thanks so much! I'll note that I don't have a problem with shaky lines with traditional media, but I do have the problems when I work with a stylus on my iPad. I think it's because I'm pretty much drawing on glass with no real tactile feedback.Β
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RLY REALLY thank you ! u saved me
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Extremely useful, thank you <: Might start Inktober later now since this answered to so many questions ^- ^Β
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This is a very very good tutorial! Oughta help out a few people in Inktober
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Thank you! This is very helpful!
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Learned greater deal from this .. Thank you !
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Fantastic tutorial! Thanks so much for sharing!
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Great tutorial!Β
May i ask, what did you use for the stars constellations on the owl one, white ink? a correction pen?Β
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you can buy white gel pens anywhere pretty cheaply, or use white nail polish, acrylic paint, or correcter to achieve the same results :3
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Oooh, thanks a lot! I think I might try Inktober next year and keep practising now. The things you discussed seem simple but I never thought about them before, for example thinner lines in the background, thicker for closer things. I never draw backgrounds but I suppose it can be used for clothing, too. Somehow.
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Very insightful tutorial. Thank you for sharing your knowledge! I'm sure this will go a long way.
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Nice little tutorial, very helpful! Thanks a lot!
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For people that don't have fancy programs to edit their traditional art in, there is a great photo editing website called ribbet.com that I use for cleaning up all my photos. The "Orton" effect does wonders for drawings that have a little bit of sketch still visible in the bg. It applies just enough contrast to make the sketch invisible, and really makes the end piece pop.
My before and afters:
Β Β and on colored work,Β Β Β
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Wow, that's amazing! Thank you so much for telling about the website ^^
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Wow this is great! I wish I could be a patreon but I will someday! You should do a tutorial on how you draw greenery! You always do great at it
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This was an immense help! I found that your way of explaining was precise and to the point, while being understandable. I've always had a problem with line art, and I couldn't really place my finger on what was making me dislike it so much. Now I'm very happy that I've found out what I need to improve on. Thankyou!
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many thanks for making this tutorial it's really helpful Β Β
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I haven't drawn much in my life and now I'm doing Drawtober (AutodeskSketchbook's version of Inktober 
Many thanks!Β Β
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Thank you very much for the tutorial! It will help a lot!Β Β
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Thank you for putting this together and sharing it. This is wonderfully done, explained and demonstrated excellently. You do amazing work!Β
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perfect timing since its inktober thank you Piccolo-kun!
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Thank you!
I have finally understood the difference between line weight and line thickness >_>
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this is awesome! Thank you for the tutorial!
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omg thank you so much! this is so helpful
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That's so coolΒ 
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"Ink from left to right, this should be obvious"
>this should be obvious
>>should be obvious
>>>obvious
.__. I need to sit in the corner for a long time :')
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Thank you so much, this actually inspires me to try inking again! XD
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I love how you used a ton of Ghibli stuff for examples
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I love that you did this tutorial because I've been using these pens for years and I love seeing how others use them ^^
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