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Red-Priest-Usada — TUTORIAL: Cleaning linearts
Published: 2009-11-08 22:37:27 +0000 UTC; Views: 98248; Favourites: 4912; Downloads: 2269
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As I promised, here is my second tutorial. This time I'd like to explain the way I clean my pencil linearts.When they are finished I print them on the sheet of paper and start colouring them traditionally with my markers.
By the way, since some of you asked, I'm going to make a copic tutorial next :].
Thank you so much for your kind words. I'm very happy that my previous tutorial was helpful.
Credits: `Princess-of-Shadows for the texture, =anikakinka for giving me tips with a dodge tool :]
[link] TUTORIAL: Drawing Hair
[link] TUTORIAL: Basic Drawing Tips
[link] Marker Tutorial- Part 1
[link] Drawing folds and frills in women's clothes
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Comments: 320
Ah, I love this tutorial. Now I don't have to trace over my drawings with a fine marker. xD Thanks!
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This is very helpful - I've always found this stage of the process to be incredibly difficult. Thankyou!
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Thanks for the tutorial. I actually followed the steps and they really cleaned up my pencil line work!
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It's Adobe Photoshop CS3
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This is really helpful and easy to understand. Thank you for taking the time to make it.
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I'm glad to hear that ^_^
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wow, this is so helpful! i always thought i need to ink my pencil drawings or i'll have a ton of work cleaning it. thanks so much!
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thank you SO MUCH for this!
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You're welcome!
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Thank you SO much! This was very helpful. I don't have a scanner, so I have to take pictures of my drawings with my camera. It is such a difference between the picture taken and the result after following this tutorial. Thanks again!
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I'm glad to hear my tutorial was helpful for you ^^.
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this will be soooo much easier than trying to go over my scanned lines with a tablet. thank you!!!!!
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You're welcome ^^.
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this tutorial is just awesome 
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Glad you like it :].
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this is really helpful... thanks so much!
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awsome tutorial! thanks for posting it's very helpful!
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i love you for doing this. is really helpful thanks
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ohmahgosh
How did I ever live without this D:
All this time I've been using me pen tool to go over light lines to make it "Finished"
Bwahahah... *computer fail*
This is so straightforward and simple o3o
THANK YOU ~
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Like the tip on using the Dodge tip... never though about that one^^.
Great tutorial!
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very cool tutorial! now i don't have to worry that my lineart sucks because i can't ink them!
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THANKYOUTHANKYOUTHANKYOUTHANKYOUTHANKYOU!! I could never figure out why my scans were always painfully bright or how to fix them.
I LOVE YOU!
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You're welcome :].
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Thank you so much! These tipps are realy helpful <3
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Thanks a lot, this is really helpful! I've been looking for something like this for a while.
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You're welcome. Glad I could help with my tutorial :].
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By the way, is there a reason why you clean up the lines with the dodge tool before you duplicate the layers, or could the steps be switched?
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There is no a particular order here ^^.Sometimes the lines get dirtier after I duplicate the layers, that's it.
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Thank you for sharing your knowledge!
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This is so helpful! Everything will be SOO much simpler now :'D
Thanks again!
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wow, this helped tons on my lineart, now if only i could find a good coloring tutorial, do you have any recommendations???
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Check my folder with my favs here :] : [link] I found those tutorials very helpful for myself.
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thank you, its been the hardest time for me trying to find tutorials~
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Useful, really! I enjoyed it very much!
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helpful 
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