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Published: 2011-08-16 02:17:02 +0000 UTC; Views: 20859; Favourites: 659; Downloads: 209
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This is nowhere near a tutorial. It's not nicely explained and it's just the way I do things.But some people have been asking how I do the screenshot pics so I decided to post this.
Hope it helps
take a look at the gif I made for you guys [link]
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there are a lot of ways to get a similar result. On photoshop you can use the hue/saturation adjustment (or ctrl u) and change the colors one by one, or throw a blue layer over the colors with an overlay, multiply or whatever other blending mode seems suitable, or just paint them directly by picking a color from the color wheel... you'll have to try them and see what seems easier
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Pff I still don't get it
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It's okay now, haha I just found 'overlay' in Sai xd
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thank you
I was trying to figure this out for a while now
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wow thank you so much!! oh and this is for paint tool sai right? ^^
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Sure
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yeeees im so happy i stayed up longer to find this gem , i've always wonder how ppl mimic an anime screenshot style
this is helpful i look forward to experimenting also you're an amazing artist! <3 <3 <3
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thanks
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i tried X3
[link]
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yaaaaaaaaay \ o /
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Love this!! Your style is amazing! And thank you for the help! 
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this is me not liking you, i cant get line art to work, and shading like this, dont even get me started on that, this is fabulous work
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D: ?! I don't even understand what you are trying to say! I'm sorry! Do you need help with anything?
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no its great your amazing, but i just cant get it to work, i look at it, and it feels like... you see the start and then BAM it already looks good, i cant get it to work
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Um....what settings did you use for the 'thin' lineart? (paint tool SAI, right?)
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lol I was reading some of the things I answered to other people before, and the lines apparently were 6 or 5 px. xD well u test it and see which one looks better.
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It really depends on the size of the canvas you are using. I don't always use the same, but most of the times I work in a canvas that's around 3000 x 2000 or something with lines of 4 or 3px. something like that. and I don't use any fancy settings, just plain pen or brush lines with no value or opacity :/ I'm sorry its no big help. I usually test the stuff as I go for each pic. and yup, I prefer sai for the lines.
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thank u
xD?
still love them?
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sure
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^^ cool characters though
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hm ^^! thank u so much! I'll start posting a comic soon so you'll be seeing lots of them hehe
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please just asking, how thick were your lines here?
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I think it was 6 or 5 px
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whoa, looks great, wish i could produce something like that!
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This is so useful. thank you for making it
It doesnt say what program, or all sorts of wacky extra long explanations, short, simple, and easy.
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nonononono mi screenshot no estΓ‘ listoooooo, tu eres Dios y usaste magia negra para hacerlo TOT!!!!.... te quedan bien pro!
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