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Published: 2005-09-22 15:53:52 +0000 UTC; Views: 63801; Favourites: 1965; Downloads: 32264
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Uhn~ Very basic tutorial on how I ink my artwork. (Sorry if it's substandard... ^___^`
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I love your tutorial!
And your work! ^^*
I'm gonna fav it all, ok? ^^*
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Wow, I could definitely use this, and this is great because I have the perfect sketch I could scan! ^.^
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I need to say thanks, you help me a lot to learn how to use PS, thanks to you i coud do this => [link] I now is not perfect, but i reaaly progressed a lot, Thanks again!
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Hi! 
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Hey this is great. But i had a few problems.
Um...when i tried to do the hue, saturation thingy, it didn't turn into a different color. Do you know why?
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Maybe you're on the wrong layer. Or your pic is in grayscale. Change it to RGB.
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Wrong layer?
RGB?
Aww man ... i lost you there
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Great - that's just what i always need, but I'm just wondering.. How do you do those lines so straight and go "right"? When I draw with my mouse it is hard to get lines right sized and straight.
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I'm not sure what you mean... If you use a mouse it would be better with a Pen tool, I think...
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Yeah.. it's quite difficult to explain 
I did that version with a pen tool but I think it looks worse with it than brush tool :S I dunno.. Maybe I don't get something or what but I can't make it look like Your work. *help*
I have another problem.. When I try to colorize my picture with Hue it doesn't do anything! ._O It's just the same colourless..
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I use a tablet, you use a mouse... Of course it won't be the same. (Unless you are a genius with the mouse!)
Uhm, maybe your pic is set to Greyscale? (Change it to RGB.)
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Yes it was RGB but it didn't still chance it
With a tablet it's surely easier.. 
It's very prolonged project..
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Wow you method of inking is really interesting. I like it.
Matter a fact im using your technique right now. Thanks so much for creating this tutorial!.
=3
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love it !!! it must be difficult to make it !! 
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What brush do you use? Coz mine lineart doesn't look like yours -_-
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I JUST did my first ever innking with my Wacom tablet thanks to you, Thanks soooo much [link]
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how do you keep your lines from wobbling? o_o
*needs steady hands* @_@
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I can't use the mouse to create perfect lines, So I just use a tablet pen 
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I use a tablet, too.
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Well using the pen tool with your mouse, dude, I cannot express how difficult it is.... Tablet pen is the easier, better looking way to go
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I see, is that so... 
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It looks like you lost a lot of great shading in the process of merging. I know you'll probably get it back in the coloring, but why bother doing it in the pencils?
It's just an observation, but wouldn't it be quicker if you didn't shade from the beginning? Since you lose it anyway.
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Oh! Haha, this is just to show you how to digitize the lineart. The sketch was something I scribbled, cleaned, and shaded -- all done out of boredom during class. Finishing the picture wasn't the point of the thing... I wasn't planning to finish the pic (wasn't able to color it), it just so happened I chose to use it for this purpose of a tutorial.
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Oh, o.k. So you wouldn't normally shade a drawing that you were going to ink. Cool....
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I like your tutorial a lot. I even done a picture using your technique. I just don't have a clue on how to link it here but it's in my Gallery.
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Wow. This is going to help me out a LOT, methinks. Maybe now my stuff won't look so...fuzzy/fluffy.
Thank you so much for posting this! =faves=
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This is very useful! I'm adding this to my favs for future reference.
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Wow, I love this, very useful. What brush size do you usually use?
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Excuse me, but I have a question. When you activate the lineart layer and use some of the darker colors to ink some of the shin, how do you make it so that color just goes on thst line?
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Well nevermind! I see what I did wrong anyway^_^
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I don't understand the question...
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hey, i have a question about this!
After doing some brushing lines on the artwork, and then when I placed the White layer on visible mode, the entire thing disappeared, including the lineart...why is that happening?
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You must have placed the White layer above everything. Try placing it below the lineart and above the draft.
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there's a difference when it comes to the orders of the layers? i didn't know that! >D thanks a lot.
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this happened to me too! i think it's the order of the layers... i arranged the order which goes like: lineart, then white, then background...
ah!!! i have problems of my own, twisted666! please help! please see these sites, they have my under-construction-drawing and i'm trying to figure out how to brush all of the lines!!!--->[link] ; [link] ; [link]
please help!
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This is a great tutorial and I will put your teachings to good use! ^^
This will be really helpful
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ack >_< how do you do it so it is a wider line then smaller line? is it the tablet?
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Yes, Airbrush with pressure sensitivity, but it can also be done with a Pen Tool... See =healdria 's tutorial.
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thankies ive had problems with that for a while. ive been using the polygonal tool thingy
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Mrawh.....ho my gawd, I'm so happy! I've been doing my lineart with full opacity and flow....I guess that's where I got it all wrong. My lineart is too thick....and your tutorial really helped me out with finding out how to draw really neat, thin lines. 
Man, sometimes I wish I drew anime. >><< It's so pretty!
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I'm glad I was able to help! Thanks so much!
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I have always been an OpenCanvas user, but I recently got Photoshop and this is the most helpful tutorial I've ever seen.
Thank you so much for sharing your technique to all of us.
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