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Download is must. This is pretty big file so click download to get it in real size.So, here's the tutorial/document I promised. It shows you few tricks that you can do when coloring your picture. Nothing too fancy. Unfortunately, this doesn't teach you how to draw. That's what you have to learn yourself.
I used photoshop but I'm pretty sure you can do the same with other programs. As long as you can use layers you're fine. If you have questions, ask (this is the first tutorial I've ever made so I undestand if you didn't understand something).
Hope you learned something.
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download size is much bigger
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That last step has kind of helped me get my drawings a little bit smoother (and a little blinding) like this one here: arcane-dreams.deviantart.com/aβ¦
Thank youΒ for this tutorial.
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Ah! I can definitely see it there! 
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does this same thing work with Elements 9?
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uhm where is that photo shop thing????????????????
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well, i suppose this helps, but i dont have photoshop, something called gimp... but it should work out.... next step learn how to draw, ^U^
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Lol. Danny's all scholarly with his graduation hat XD
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I love Danny teacher! And thanks for the information!
"We can discuss about my paycheck..." ehehehe!
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This is really useful! Too bad I don't have PS anymore...
You wouldn't happen to know anything about Corel Painter would you?
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Very little but I actually just installed corel painter essential 3 so I'll learn more soon.
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Well the one thing that's really hard for me is the lineart. Do you know any tricks for lineart in general?
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Well, I use wacom pen tablet which makes computer drawing MUCH easier. But most of the time I draw my lineart with pencil and scan it so I can color it on computer. One easy trick with scanned linearts is that you change the lineart layer mode to "multiply" so you don't need to worry about the white.
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Okay. Thanks for your help!
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Hey,if some of the pic's are locked how does one unlock them.
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Thank you so much! I have to borrow other peoples photoshop but now I know how to use it!
Me: *huggles Danny*
Danny: I'm not getting paid am I?
Me: Nope ^^ *huggles tighter*
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Wow this creates a real good effect. It's a good idea to make a tutorial too keep everyone happy and your totally right in your description the learning to draw part we have to learn that on our own. I'm definiletly going to 
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Thank you and I get all my ideas.
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I'd like to know how you're colouring, because I've been using the same Multiply filter on the Lineart technique, but I still get white lines. Even when I use a huge resolution picture, and also spam the paint bucket.
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Hmm... I don't get white lines but if I use paint bucket, it's normal that there are some white near the lines so I use bucket to color big areas and brush to fix lineart areas.
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Bah. 
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somehow Sableye reminds me of Midna... OMG^^
this is a nice tutorial^^ good job^^
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found it
okay, i really don't know anything, i have photoshop and i use it to edit photos of people, but just the simplest things like colouring in, i don't know how to do.
i know the tutorial isn't supposed to be about that, but how do you do it ?
and how did you make the shadows and lighter areas in the first place, i thought you were going to tell me how, and then they were there with no explanation lol
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Eh, there are no special tricks to make shadows or lighst. I just pick slighty darker color and draw the shadow lines and then use paint bucket to fill the shadow area. That simple. You just have learn how shadows works and decided where the light comes from.
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haha that makes me feel stupid lol, but thank you 
once i've drawn the picture and coloured it in, i'll folow your tutorial,
thanks
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oh my! i love it!
could you also make a background tutorial? the scenery in the back is outstanding!
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Must...Get....Photoshop!!!!!
*A bit dramatic...*
AND!?
*Well itsimpressive yes, but no need to become overly dramatic. Personally I'd find it insulting how you couldn't think of something more inspiring to say.*
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*...*
If you shut up right now, I'll give you a ball of yarn.
*(Sparkley wide eyes) Yes sir!*
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Yeah Am really bad at coluring stuff, well not so much the coloring, but the lineart, its way too grainy. How do you make it look so clear and do you actually ink the lineart or scan it straight in? Sorry bout the interrogation 
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I make the sketch version of picture, then I draw it again to another paper by tracing. That way they are pretty clean when I scan them. Then I fix it digitally. I clean it and redraw (again) some parts. It can take me almost an hour (in computer) to make the lineart as best as possible before I start coloring.
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Hmm.... Quite cpmplex but very useful! I'll try this next time i scan. Thanks and keep up the good work!
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thanks for some advice I could use it to learn on my new photoshop and yes I'll pay up something in return. (giggles)
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I love how you approached the coloring. :3
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When you scan an image, how do you get rid of stuff like eraser marks n' other so that the image comes out like in the beginning of the picture?
Awesome stuff by the way.
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I adjust the levels of the picture. I do some other tricks too but levels are the easiest way.
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I'm sorry, Dan is absolutely adorable in all those poses.
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On the helpfulness of art chart that is a true
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