congrats! i dont understand vectors at all u_u;; they look great! lol expressions XP

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I think it works if you colour on a separate layer, then delete the background. At least, that works on photoshop...

Good work!

sweet, well I'm not familiar with illustrator so sorry if I'm not help

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It's OK!!
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The two programs are similar, but I cant seem to find the "transparent background" tool in Illustrator....

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Basically, vectors are nice, sharp, crisp lines drawn in the computer.
What I recently learned how to do, however, is sketch a piece, scan it, and with one button make the lines look like they're inked!
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You see, your avatar also has vector lines, but they had to be physically drawn in with a tablet.

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i dont know how to control them. there are two modes to vector lines (er...something...) i have no idea...something my friend told me when he was usin Adobe Illustrator. i traditionally ink my stuff, scan, then fool with the brightness and contrast to get a crisp look (depends on what ive drawn, though, that will give a certain effect).

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Yeah... that's the way I (used to) do it....
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It's just as effective, but more time consuming.

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