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Speedline Tutorial
Published: 2007-07-18 23:09:20 +0000 UTC; Views: 125630; Favourites: 4148; Downloads: 2436
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Because some o' you were curious. And this is just my lazy-ass way of going about it, not the definitive technique.
I'm sure there are better ways.Any questions, feel free to ask.
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I seriously just watched 4 different tutorials and couldnt get any of them to work. Yours was super simple and worked in like 2 minutes flat... kind of wish i had found this tutorial first would have saved me a little time. Thanks for the help your awesome
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Thank you so much! I was afraid that I won't be able to make speedline on Photoshop. This really helps!
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Thank you so much! Really helpfull!<3<3<3
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dang, never knew that this existed, this is the BOMB!!! Seriously. Thank you for sharing us this helpful tutorial
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A lot simpler than the brush speedline tutorial I just found (though that one might be the more versatile one--haven't tried either YET). Thanks!
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Very helpful! I was even able to find a way for this to work on Photoshop Elements. Thank you!
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I almost started drawing every single one of the circled speedlines myself, would look really terrible I think. Didn't know Photoshop has such functions. With that it is really easy to make speedlines now. Thanks for that.Β
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I've done it, but I noticed that the lines are kind of blurry...is there any way to make the lines a little more solid/"crisp"/sharp?
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You can start them on a canvas with a higher resolution and use a larger brush size. Otherwise you can try going to filter > sharpen and messing with those options. They tend to make the lines look more "pixely", but I find that it doesn't matter much overall if you work large enough.
I also tend to prefer very high contrast black-and-white work though, so that might just be me.
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Yeah I tried using the sharpen feature, and didnt like the results. I'm still looking for a way to get those crisp lines; it's just gonna take some time to figure something out.
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Is it safe to download a free trial of photoshop? I just wanna get it to try.
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wow you really solved my problem... I think I love you ._.
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ooooOOoooOOoooo I come from the future where I needed speed lines but couldn't find an easy tut for them. I'm wondering if the name for these changed or something since all the tutorials I found where from... well... 2007 like this one. Β Thanks for making it, now I have the power of speed lines in my grasp lol.Β
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I have some problems with this, I'm using Phostoshop CS6 and I get this:
postimg.org/image/4ou7klcpx/
Can someone tell what I'm doing wrong?
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maybe it's because u do it in a small document
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Oh this is very clear, and so helpful ! Thank you !
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Genius! Thank you so much for your help!!! Works in Adobe Photoshop Elements 5.0
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Thank you so much for the tutorial.Β I used the tutorial to create the speedlines in this comic page:
g-falcondx.deviantart.com/art/β¦
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oh wow! this is amazing. just draw a simple line and "abuse" the filters. Gonna have a fun time with my future pages.
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Ok so you posted this a million years ago and I just found it today but damn, a PhotoShop tutorial which is easy to follow and does exactly what it says on the tin!Β Thank you!
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Thanks! this was very helpful
The only tricky part that I had to deal with was figuring out that the CS6 has "Transfer" instead of "Other dynamics"
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The possibilitiiiiiiiiiiis are endlessssssssss
Thanks for the great tutorial! 8D
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Thank you SO much for this! It's going to help me a lot! >w<
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Wow, I'm stumbling upon a buncha awesome tutorials today! Worth the DD~
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Why do ppl make the hardest effects always look more simple? I feel like an idiot
Good tutorial though, I'll be sure to try it out ^^
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This makes me want to have Photoshop ;-;
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