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Red-Priest-Usada — TUTORIAL: Cleaning linearts
Published: 2009-11-08 22:37:27 +0000 UTC; Views: 98272; Favourites: 4911; 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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A great tutorial.Superb 
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This is very useful and saves time!
Thanks so much for sharing this <3
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This is extremely helpful! Thank you for this tutorial! I'm going to try it asap!
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thanks so much!!!!! I am really in bebt to you. This is going to help so much once I get a scanner.
Thanks again.
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this is very helpful, thank you much
^^
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this is EXACTLY what I've been needing!
Thanks so much!!!
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Oh O.o Thanks a lot! I was having lots of troubles with scanning my pencil linearts, because they always get really ugly and my friends never had this problem, doing the same things I do... I'll try this tutorial next time to see if it fixes the problem...
Also, I used this way of "copying" the drawing while I didn't have a light table! XD
A tip I have, I ofter use my mom's glass table as a light table, puting a light under the glass... and you can do that with an acrylic drawing board too...
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Thank you. Yeah.. I know about a light table and I wish one day I got one.
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It's not hard to "make" one... XD find an acrylic piece, not totaly transparent, it's better a diffuse one, and put a light under it, it's not the most comfortable light table, but at least it works ehuhaea
You can ask some artisan to make one too... it won't cost too much... my frind did that and uses her light table a lot. : )
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this was very helpful! thanks for sharing!!! 
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thank you for this tutorial
it is really helpful
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Ooh, I can't wait to use this! Thank you!
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aaah, this is so helpful!
thanks bunches <3
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Thankyou so much for making this for us, and making it easy to understand. Many tutorials, as great as they are, are rarely made for newcomers and seasoned artists both. Thanks again, it's greatly appreciated. :3
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hmm another great tutorial... XD definitely going to try this out when my exams finish! lol
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thank you for the tutorial! Really helps ^0^
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Thanks so much for making this! This will be really helpful, since I prefer doing lineart on paper and it never scans the way I want it to.
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Excellent tutorial. It's very helpful. I'm totally faving this.
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Finally someone that made a great tutorial on this TwT
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Good tutorial. I knew this before but not the changing of colours of the lines.
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this is very helpful to me! I really appreciate the time you took to put it together!!
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......I love you..
You just made my life much much more easier..
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That tip about using the dodge tool instead of the eraser is great tip. Thanks for sharing!
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this... is... HAWT!!!
I do all of my drawing in pencil and haven't found a good way to clean it up without totally inking it over manually. Thanks so much for the awesome tutorial! ^^
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Hmm, can you tell which program/version of photoshop you use?
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I use Photshop CS3.
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Okay, I was wondering becuase it could be different for different versions.
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Im having a difficulty in cleaning linearts, and your tutorial is really helpful 
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This is so great. <3333 I can never find a good balance in inking via pen/digital tools, so this'll be a really great relief for me. It'll let me be lazy, too. That's a bonus. |3
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You are a godsend. I have issues trying to clean up my line art. Thank you.
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THANKS FOR THIS TUTORIAL!! I always cleaned my scan by using white brush. This was mad helpful!!
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I sketch pretty heavily, so I wonder how this tutorial may help me.
I'm ready to try everything to make line art-ing take less time.
It usually takes me 4 hours to line a sketch with pens, so maybe this will speed things up!
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this tutorial is really easy to follow, u do a great job for us noobs ^^
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Thank you! I knew there had to be a way other than just drawing over it in photoshop!
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This is useful--I'll use it for when I finally get Photoshop!
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great work on this tutorial it's helped thanks
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so helpful.
thank you so much. xD
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oh! thank you thank you thank you!!!!
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