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red-jello04 — Cleaning Traditional Lineart
Published: 2010-05-09 02:02:21 +0000 UTC; Views: 14530; Favourites: 314; Downloads: 210
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It seems that I forgot to put something in the tutorial so I'll put it here in this box lol and edit the tutorial a bit. To those who don't have ELIMINATE WHITE, here's the link for you to download it: [link]When downloaded, just simply install it (I believe my brother said that it's a plug-in for any Photoshop so yeah)
To those who are comfortable using other methods of eliminating the white of the layer, you - er - well, don't need to follow what I do.
Okay I am starting to sound stupid right now. Sorry. I admit that there are faster ways of cleaning the lineart but all I wanted to say through this tutorial is that if you don't like your lineart to look rough (I mean you don't like the edges of the lines - bumpy-looking edges in my opinion), you can do what I do.
The last part of the cleaning is time-consuming especially if the lineart's really detailed. But if it's simple, it won't be as wasteful as you think it will be.
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So um, it really depends on you guys if you want to do this method that I use. I'm rambling right now. Sorry again.
To those who put this in the favourtes, thank you. (I feel really embarrassed at the moment for some reason >.<)
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Oh yeah, back to the sentence lol. Anyway, after knowing how to pronounce the consonants: the pronounciation of this sentence is like this (it's hard to show through text ehehe): When you say the words, it's like in Japanese, by syllables.
So it's Ma-ra-ming (like Ring or the Ming dynasty) Sa-la-mat Po.
That's simply it.
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^^ Thanks! *pounce/glomp*
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*gets glomped and pounced* No prob.
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It's really simple. The consonants A, E, I, O and U are pronounced the same way as the Japanese.
A like Ha!
E like Get
I like Ichi
O like Ho ho ho
U like Loot
Easy, right?
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