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Red-Priest-Usada β TUTORIAL: Cleaning linearts
Published: 2009-11-08 22:37:27 +0000 UTC; Views: 98272; 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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Um, I was wondering, what program do you use specifically? [All I have is a scanner, and paint, its somewhat depressing....] I want to buy a good program, but I don't have a clue what I'm doing! [Sorry, if I'm being a bother...]
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There is a free program called GIMP and you can download it on Internet.
Personally, I use Adobe Photoshop CS3 but I think some of the options discussed in this tutorial are available also in GIMP.
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Oh, I see, thank you very much!! I'm a tad poor right now, [Ah, the joys of high school....] so I will look into the gimp program. Thank you again!!!
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I will read this later
tooo late for now
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wah. i use the same method when I clean manga scans 
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Super awesome. I WILL use this at some point!!
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Thank you so much! This is very helpful!!
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This is crazy helpful. Thanks!
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I never thought of using the dodge tool for cleaning up smudged areas, or multiplying layers to darken the lines. Very helpful, thanks!
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This was really helpful and well done. Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge!
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Awesome, this is kind of like what I usually do too. Except I use "levels" instead of brightness/contrast or curves (but I know that works too). I didn't think of using the dodge tool to get rid of small marks left behind though. And I also didn't think to blur the lines on a new opaque layer to make them smoother. Thanks for that!
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this is something that i might actually go and try
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Can this be done in Paint.Net?
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I don't know, to be honest. I'm not familiar with this program 
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Oh. Thanx anyway.
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you really don't have to use the dodge tool to get rid of artifacts. just use the levels dialogue and change the brightness slider so you don't see all the artifacts, but also be sure to change the black slider so your lineart doesn't fade out when changing the brightness slider.
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Yeah but I like dodging when I want to get rid of some unncessary lines.
Thanks anyway for the tip. Maybe I will try it out soon :].
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Oh, this was great! Saves me a lot of time fiddling
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omg przyda siΔ! DziΔkowaΔ
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Aaah, this is so helpful! Thank you for making this!
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I will definately have to try this. Thanks for posting it.
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Thx so much, this is very helpful
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Swietny tutorial, sporo mi rozjasnil, dziekuje :3. A masz jakis sposob na wymiane bieli na przezroczystosc aby pozniej pokolorowac? @@'
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Kopiujesz warstwe z lineartem i zamieniasz jΔ na multiply mode. W ten sposob biaΕe tlo zamienia siΔ na przezroczyste. Wszystko co bΔdziesz malowac pod tΔ warstwΔ nie bΔdzie wymazywaΕo linii rysunku.
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*sprawdza*... KOCHAM CIE! *w* 5 lat zylam nieswiadoma tej opcji *_______*
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amazing tutorial! this'll help alot
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so tremendously helpful and easy to understand! thanks for making this.
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wooow this made photoshop make a lot more sense to me. thank you!
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Usaaa? MΓ³wiΕam Ci juΕΌ kiedyΕ, ΕΌe Cie kocham xDD?
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this certainly enlightened me
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This is a fantastic tutorial! It's just what I've been looking for!
Thankyou so much for sharing!
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Looks pretty helpful. My lineart are always so messy. >x<
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nice tutorial, since im still practicing my digital :3!
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Zauwazylam, ze wszyscy juz jada na powielaniu i robieniu blura drugiej warstwy XD π: 0 β©: 0
Chociaz to z dodge to nie wiedzialam i bardzo sie przyda taki myk
Ja curves nie uzywam bo wole poziomy
Dzieki bardzo za podpowiedz z Dodge <3
Awesome tutorial
I hate redoing linearts but this seems to be a very nice and quite simple way 
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what an interesting way of doing linearts..... anyway this style of line art looks awsome! great job!
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This will really help me a lot! I've looked this sort of thing up before, but this is the first time I've seena tutorial so easy to follow.
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Priceless tutorial, never knew that about the dodge tool either. Thank you very much!
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hiii
another nice tut
the red parts were a little tricky to read but otherwise nice
I hate cleaning up my linearts -___-u
I never get them th way I want but hopefully these tips will help
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I'm sorry for the red parts
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