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"The Hamster"
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You're very welcome
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Tag a quality deviant, Youβre it! Quality doesnβt mean that you have a lot of followers, or a lot of messages. It means that youβre nice to other people, and you deserve to be happy. If you get this message, someone is telling you that they love you as you are, and they donβt care how much followers you have. Send this to 10 deviants who deserve it. If you break the chain, nothing will happen. But itβs just good to let someone know that you love them!
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Thank you, hun. 
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You're very welcome dear! you're special and talented, really you deserve it
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Thank you friend!
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thank you for the watch dear!
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You're welcome!
Totally wanna see more of Kaioty X) His relationship with his niece is just adorable!
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aww, thank you. it's nice to hear that you like them.
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wow!! your art is amazing!! 
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Thank you
I think your art looks awesome as is and I'd be happy to help however I can
I've discovered a few neat tricks that have been helpful to me as far as working with certain programs go, so I'd be glad to share them.
(I like finding shortcuts and I like sharing shortcuts)
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Well, I'm not sure what you already know... so I'll start and you can help me narrow it down. ^^
The stabilizer helps preserve the curves. If you want clean, circular, curves, increase the stabilizer. It also helps if you have a slicker tablet to give more of a "paper" feel if that's your traditional medium. I usually have it set to 3 when drawing normally and put it at S-3 when doing hair or broad curves.
The "preserve opacity" selection right under opacity, above the layer selection, helps keep colors on that layer where you put it. Most useful when wanting to change the color of lines. Here's a vid: www.youtube.com/watch?v=x3DXD_β¦
I found this video helpful for making selections to then color: www.youtube.com/watch?annotatiβ¦
That's all I can think of right now as being the most immediate help. There are others, but lemme know if there's something specific you're looking to try.
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why thank you! 
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Hey, I know I said I would draw Nightmare for you if I had the opportunity, unfortunately, with the time has passed since that request, my personal life has become extremely busy. This means I will not have time to draw him for you in between things going on in my life.
I am really sorry about that.
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its okay.... i can still wait, until the day he is drawn. 
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I promise I have not forgotten you!
I just have not had time to work on much with being away from home 3 days a week. Thanks for being patient
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yay! 
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The only other recommendation I have (Just from looking at your work) is change the thickness of your brush. You can keep it thin, but I think your lines will be a bit crisper if you decrease the brush minimum. It's right above the brush size selector. There's a bar that says minimum and a bar that says maximum. See if you like the effect when you change the minimum bar to 0.
As for your request. There is one other request that I have been needing to get to. After I finish it, I'll be happy to collaborate with you.
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yay! i'm looking forward to collabing with you ^w^Β Β
hmm.. how do i make it thinner? because the thinner it is.. the more the paint will bleed out or i can't see them.
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I use the pen or pencil (I don't know the original name because I accidentally changed it. its the one left of the airbrush if you're using version 1.2) That's my method for using lines. It's right under the "size" min size and max size. I put the min size at 0 and the max size at 100. The normal size (max size) will be which ever brush setting you select. (the different size circles).
If you are using the bucket to fill, i have under detection mode: transparency strict and transparency difference of 0.
I'm assuming you're using a tablet, yes? If you are, your tablet should have some settings with sai that it will detect the pressure change which will alter how thick or thin your line is by how much pressure you apply.
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i don't have a tablet.. all drawn by mouse.
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Seriously!!?!?!?!?
That is AMAZING!!! Oh my goodness I would not have that kind of patience. That would explain why the line pressure doesn't work for you. . . . I am completely awed.
Do you sketch and scan beforehand or is it free-mouse?
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half of them are free mouse some are hand drawn then lined and colored up.
and thank you.
is there a way for me.. to improve in the coloring section?
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Honestly, I'm not really sure. I mean, yes you can improve over time, but I really don't see anything wrong with your current coloring. It's just something that takes practice and possibly better tools.
Like I said, I did not see anything wrong with your coloring.
I recommend youtubing some tutorials if you're really curious about new techniques that would be otherwise difficult for me to describe.
Here are a few to get you started:
www.youtube.com/watch?v=25sLglβ¦
www.youtube.com/watch?v=0Bnf9Hβ¦
www.youtube.com/watch?v=PG8hePβ¦
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Pssssst I think your art is really awesome.
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I've ONLY JUST got on, and I saw you gifted me a point for Valentine's.
Thank you.
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Thank you so much for the point!!
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Thank you very much for the point! ^_^
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you are to kind thank you for the point
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Thank you for the point
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You're welcome
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TY, and have a nice day.
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Do you have an Xbox Gamertag!?
Maybe we can play FA!!!
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