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Aug 5, 2006, 12:52:41 PM
Aug 5, 2006, 12:52:41 PM
LIAR! STOP LYING LIIIAAAAR!!! its so good T.T
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rest in peace kami
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rest in peace kami
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rest in peace kami
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I'm not. DX
Look! Naruto's face is lopsided!!!
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PLEASE COMISSION ME! I'M CHEAP! (or at least, I used to be...)
It's all about taking away
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rest in peace kami
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ThyLaSlain, my friend, you opened my eyes to a new world of lineart and coloring and for that I am eternally grateful! :glump: Your tutorials are awesome, thank you so much for sharing your knowledge with us. ^_^
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This man is Ernest Scribbler... writer of jokes. In a few moments, he will have written the funniest joke in the world... and, as a consequence, he will die ... laughing.
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Gooday
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Keroro Gunsou de arimasu. Ten HUT! Kero...MARCH!
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PLEASE COMISSION ME! I'M CHEAP! (or at least, I used to be...)
It's all about taking away
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Keroro Gunsou de arimasu. Ten HUT! Kero...MARCH!
Thx for this very interesting tutorial. I know lots of colorist put lineart on different layer (Section C); But I don't understand the main reason...Why is that so important?
Thx,
Pat
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mcwolf105@videotron.ca
actually, that's a lie. there's only one main reason:
we like to preserve the transparency, and change the lineart colour. even different parts, to make the lineart as opposed to a boring black, different colours depending on what part the lineart is outlining. e.g. on the face, usually, the lineart on the face would be a colour that is darker than the darkest colour used to shade. it sort of unifies the picture and gives a more "paintery" effect when changing the lineart colour.
otherwise, scans can just be set to "multiply", to allow people to paint underneath the lineart. section c isn't a MUST, but a lot of artists prefer to do it -- (if they know bout it). they may not change the colour of the lineart but it's just good to know that they CAN. lol.
i hope that helped and that I hadn't blabbed your ear off. lol.
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It's all about taking away
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