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Published: 2013-10-19 02:52:33 +0000 UTC; Views: 5634; Favourites: 97; Downloads: 28
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Recently, Vissova38 asked me how I do my fanarts. So, this is the answer!Related content
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Yes! As you can see, each step is a job...of course, a tablet will be more easier for me...But I never thought to buy one! Maybe because I developped a fast technique with a mouse.
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Ohh je suppose que tu serais vite comme leclair avec une tablette hehe en plus vers le boxing day ou le vendredi fou, desfois les best buys font des speciaux de malade donc peut etre auras tu la chance den avoir une un jour? ;3;
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C'est vrai, j'ai même pas pensé à ça... Mais est-ce que ça s'adapte à n'importe quel logiciel de dessin?
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A peu près, quel logiciel utilises-tu? :0
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Ah ben c certain que tu peux c:
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While looking at your comics I've wondered how you did them, it just puzzles me about the inking though (how does that work?)awsome tutorial by the way (D you already know this but I can't help but saying it again: I love your artwork! Big fan
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Thank you so much! For the "ink stage" is very simple but the trick is to be careful with the pen. I use brush pen for the main lines and a 0.1 or 0.3 pen for drawing the details like the eyes, the pockets, the big "T", etc. That make a 3D result in some way. The most important thing is to take the time. You can't do it in five minutes for a perfect result.
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Ohhh, ok. Thanks this was really helpful.
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Wow! AWESOME tutorial! But... One question that I'm confused...
What happens if you ALREADY colored the picture you want to scan like with colored pencils, will it still work or not?
Please reply ASAP
Sorry for being an idiot I'm young
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Yes, if you scan a colored image you did with pencils, that work! But you can also take a picture of your work...that do the same thing!
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One more question. when you add color in photoshop what's your process? Like how do you add the color without inking the picture digitally in photoshop?
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Ok:
In Photoshop, I work with to main layers: the line layer where the drawing is on it and the layer where I'll add the color. The line layer must to be in "multiply" mode. It's very important. I select an era from the drawing of the line layer. To doing this perfectly, I go to "select" mode- modify-expand (I add 2 pixels more). I do that because the color must be under the black line. If you don't do that, you'll see a kind of white line around the era of your drawing. You can see this imperfection in professional books! After that, I use a brush to color it. But I must to color it in the "layer color!"
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do you use specific pencils and/or scan the pictures in a certain way 
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I scan each character in a high resolution (300 dpi) to have good details. After, I go on Photoshop and I use "bright and contrast" mode to have a much more black line. After that, I go in the ajustment mode and I choose "therfold" and I choose the number 128. That make the line perfectly black and the white background perfectly...white.
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Wow, thank for you for the information x33
I have a pretty hard time trying to figure out how to digitally paint with inked lineart, so this helps :33
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Thank! You know how you can paint a picture with an inked lineart? Because what I said it's only the first step. You must do other thing to paint it in Photoshop...
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Oooh jeez > w <;;
Not exactly, I just kind of fumble around and see what I can do. I don't even have Photoshop, I use GIMP or FireAlpaca but it's pretty similar either way.
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I knew you were a pro. 
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Dash: Interesting! ooh! What's this? ·pokes at the scanner·
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Because it's precious and it's a little expensive!
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ok with the tracing paper how does that work? I know what it is for but do you put it under other paper with a light table and trace it on to the main paper you'll be inking or what?
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Oh my!)) Coloring with mouse! That usually takes time! Unless you get your hand in.
Still mouse coloring is it's very accurate for such style as yours...
Thanks for this great telling, miss! This is really interesting.
And this tracing paper using... I need to try it)) Got a huge roll of this paper on my attic hohoho!
I bow my head in front of the master)
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Lol! No, seriously, the tracing paper is very helpful...and the light table too!
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By the way. Did you made it by yourself?
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I'm not sure, I understand your question...
When I draw a character, sometime I want to change his position, mouvement, etc. To save time, I copie my own drawing with tracing paper to make another model. It's like animation...
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Uh.
Err... I mean the table.
Light table. It's the table with lightbulb(s) inside, right?
I saw one in Sojuzmultfilm studios museum. Also there's some videos where I saw them.
I just wanted to know if you're made your table by yourself or bought it somehow.
Sorry. I forgot that there is some differences between Russian and English ways of speaking.
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Oh, ok!
Yes, it's a little "table" with a lightbulb Inside. I don't made it, I bought it in an art store. Very helpful, too.
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Woah! Cool!
I didn't know that you can buy it!
Anyway there is no way you can buy it in my country(
Well! It's time to made one then! Orr... eh... the windows is also... goood... for tracing paper works?
Thank you, miss Melodie!
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www.deserres.ca/fr-ca/recherch…
In this link, you can see light table you can buy in Canada. I have the 12 X 18 model.
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So pretty! *_*
And there's a portable ones too! It looks like you have portable l-table.
To think about it... I can buy one on eBay.
But first I need to get to know my lovely window!))
Thanks alot!.. again)
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