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shoomlah — Coloured Lineart Tutorial
Published: 2007-05-26 08:34:42 +0000 UTC; Views: 40295; Favourites: 1040; Downloads: 748
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I've been meaning to put this together for the past few months, and so I whipped it up tonight since I'm finally out of school and with significantly less responsibilities... Well, at least for the time being.-C
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... I feel like I've just learned the greatest secret in the universe. o___O THANK YOU.
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woohoo awesomely helpful! thank you!
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Awesome. Really good thing to know how to do.
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I could never figure out a simple way to do that. Thanks!
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AWESOME! I've been WONDERING how to do this!! Thanks so much!
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this is such a huge help, thank you so much. <3
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Another way to do it is to c/p your lineart and set your brush mode to lighten just using a darker of the colours around it.
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Well that makes things alot easier. Thank you!
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Neat! This is actually the part of lineart I was having the hardest time with... Thanks for posting this!
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I've needed this! Thank you so much for posting!!!
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I noticed the coloured lineart in the original image actually, I just thought then that you were some super-person that could use different colours from the beginning, I'm glad you explained otherwise
Thank you, this is really useful!
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Eep, sorry, you probably knew that already. I see now that this is just your own preferred method.
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You can also just click on the little lock transparency button for your lineart layer, then colour all over your lineart as you will! Seems easier to me.. D:
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Except if you're using scanned lineart, which isn't transparent- this is about getting it to that stage. 
-C
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Ah, that's a good point! I've never tried it your way, I'll have to remember this tutorial next time I do anything like that!
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nice work ... thnx so much ... but i have one question ... should i have the artwork with the lineart in a separate layer ?? or i can take it out of the original artwork ??
thnx very much
mezoomar
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This tutorial sort of assumes that your lineart is separate, yes, though you can always merge them after the fact.
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ok here is the question ... hope you can help me .. how can i get the lineart out of a picture??? or is that possible basicly ??
thnx
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Can you link me to an example? My tutorial is assuming that you have lineart, uncoloured, that you're scanning in.
-C
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yea i got it .... finally
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oooooooops .... i'm sorry didn't know you're a gurl ... :$ ... very sorry ... thnx again
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