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RaSen In reply to miki-kamikaze28 [2009-09-24 18:33:14 +0000 UTC]

It depends on how you're trying to color. You need to use layers to keep it from bothering the lineart, but depending on how you're setting up your lineart the method of coloring it will change slightly. Are you using layers at all? Is your lineart directly on your background or in a seperate layer?

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miki-kamikaze28 In reply to RaSen [2009-09-26 00:31:50 +0000 UTC]

My line art is on a different layer and the background is just by it self.
It's just that when I'm done with the line art, I make another layer for example skin. so when I start coloring the skin, it covers my lines. >.> so I dont really know what's there.
Should I just lower the opacity?

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RaSen In reply to miki-kamikaze28 [2009-09-27 03:48:38 +0000 UTC]

Oh, ok. In that case, you can either set your new layer (the skin layer) to multiply and paint that way, or if you're background is dark you move the skin layer (just drag it) underneath the lineart layer (this is what I do) and it will not cover your lines. Any layer over another will cancel out anything underneath it...does that make sense?

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miki-kamikaze28 In reply to RaSen [2009-10-01 01:15:47 +0000 UTC]

YEA!~
That totally makes sense!!
THANK YOU SO MUCH!
I appreciate it immensely!!

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RaSen In reply to miki-kamikaze28 [2009-10-01 01:23:15 +0000 UTC]

you're very welcome. If it helped ANYONE I'm thankful.

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