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ruu — Basic Photoshop Coloring v 0.2
Published: 2006-04-06 16:41:36 +0000 UTC; Views: 4556; Favourites: 61; Downloads: 635
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Its basic. Simpliest it could be. Just coloring no additional special effects.I guess its way more redable and understandable than if it would be a pic.
Anyway tutorials on variousspeciall effects, and other tricks, may show up in some unprecised future.
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I like your "spanish inquisition" reference there, haha. My bf says that alllllll the time. I love monty python
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Heheh...
Monty Python <3
NOBODY expects the spanish inquisition!
Get... the fluffy pillows!
(No not the pillows!)
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No one expects the Spanish Inquisition!
Nice tutorial
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I like it a lot !!
It could be really useful.
(po ANG zeby inni byli wsanie to przeczytac. Takie cośniki mnie sie zawsze podobaja. mozna sie wiele od nich dowiedziec)
:lol"
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Przycież ja nie rysuje.
Ale może kiedyś?
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A iwdzisz, to nie musi tylko do rysowania służyc
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I'm going to add your tutorial to favs, Ruu.
Excellent work!
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Neat tutorial. I shall see if I can put it to good use sometime :scheme:
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well my man it is a good tutorial!! i mean i understood it 
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You put your linework on TOP and have it on multiply? I have mine between the background layers and shading/highlight layers and it's on normal. What's the difference in the end result between your way and mine?
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When you have linework on top, with mulltiply setting, then you just can draw over any of layers that are below, without touching linework itself. That speeds up the coloring process. The multiply on black and white linework, casues all white areas to go transparent. So in fact when you're filling your pic with color, there is no chance that you will "accidently" paint over your linework.
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My pleasure.
There are many different tricks that are great help when coloring a lineart in photoshop ( I'm using two of them ) this is just the simpliest one.
The second one is bit more complex, but it has advantages of this "multiply" stuff, and additionally it allows you to color just over, and onlu over your lines. often gets really in handy. 
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Think it over for a while...I'm sure you could figgure it out 
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