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chuwenjie — Chu's Lineart-less Coloring Tutorial
Published: 2012-03-24 05:08:36 +0000 UTC; Views: 44348; Favourites: 1555; Downloads: 594
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noooo why are we no longer able to have preview images? D;I had a cool thumb prepared and everything.
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THIS IS-- WOW.
Sorry I'm all giddy, cause Lineart I hate with mostly all my heart, and I don't find it fun if I'm stuck doing it for very detailed pictures. And hair. especially hair q A q if you're doing it strand by strand and all.. UGH. I am so happy to be able to try this out now WEEEEEEE~
I can't thank you enough for this. I'm going to admit I had noo bloody clue fringe existed. Ahaha ;; THANK YOU SO MUCH KFHDLGKHFDGKJHFLGKJD
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Haha, I'm glad you find it helpful!
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Thank you so much!!! I can't wait to try this out. Where exactly do you put the Sharpen layer?
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You merge all of the layers together, and then go to Filter --> Sharpen --> Sharpen. I hope that helps!~
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very well layed out and informative. Thank you for sharing!
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Thank you! I'm glad you like it~
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Wow, I didn't even know you could do that Fringe and layer texture thing in SAI. This has changed my life.
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Haha, glad it was helpful!
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wants to tackle you with love for sharing this tuto~~
since I sucks at lineart-ing....
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Haha, I hate linearting too! Thanks a ton~
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Now i can steel you teachings!!! HAHAHAHAHAHAHA! JK.
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Wow, I would've never thought of that...
This is really helpful! Thanks!
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No problem! Glad it's helpful~
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if you save the pic as a gif you can still have a preview pic :3
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oWo
YES THANK YOU~
On second thought I don't think I'll add a preview pic to this one, but I'll keep that in mind for future tutorials! Thankss~~
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Very helpful! I never knew the "fringe" technique. Thanks!
Can you remind me how to lock the opacity? XD
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Of course! On SAI there is a check box above the layers bar that says "Preserve Opacity." In Photoshop, you can lock opacity by pressing the checkerboard icon above the layers.
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OH! XD That's what that's for. XD ^^
Thank you!
(although I don't get why it's called that. XD)
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Sounds interesting! I'll see if I can give it a shot
Well done with the tutorial too! It flows through each of the steps very nicely and the steps are easy to understand
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I was wondering how to do this for the longest time. Thank you so much!
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Wow, thanks, this will come in handy in the future!
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Oh wow, I didn't even know about the Fringe thing, and I've been using SAI forever. D8
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Thanks for sharing! This tutorial is very useful!
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I've never seen this sort of method before, and I didn't even know SAI had that fringe capability. Thanks for the tutorial. I'm going to try this.
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Haha, send me a link if you try it out!
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ooooh, i so want to try this out *O*
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