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Full picture:Here's my second Step by Step!
Following my last poll results, I tried to show the colouring process and the settings used on each step. Please read the following extra notes for more information, and if you have any question feel free to ask!
A few notes:
Step by Step about Hair: [link] Obviously I didn't use the same settings on each tool all the time. Opacity variations were made accordingly my personal taste and judgement, as well as the blending and persistence options for the marker tool. I know a written description about tools is useful but can also be confusing. Unfortunately, I didn't recorded myself while working on this picture, but you can check another video where I used the marker as the main tool for colouring: [link] I also skipped the eyes on this step by step. Basically, it was the same process as used on this video: [link]
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Alrighty, it has been done x3 [link] You inspired me, thank you for the step-by-step! Sorry I copied a bit of your design and style in my piece, I didn't realize it until later D:
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Oh she looks so cute! I'm glad that it was helpful TuT
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Thank you so much!! That is very inspiring to hear X3 And yes, it was EXTREMELY helpful!! 
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weird when i saw the original sketch i thought it would end up being sakura miku
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LOVE the tutorial! but which program do u use??
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Paint tool sai when colouring, and Photoshop for color adjustments ^^
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ok thank you very much, I saw it later hehe but I couldn't delete my comment but thanks anyway!<3^___^
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omg thank you so much for this step by step *A*
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What exactly does the "multiply" tool do? I've seen it used, but I don't know what it does to the lineart.
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'Multiply' is a blending mode used for layers. You can set any layer to Multiply mode in the layer menu C:, if you don't find the option I can send you a screenshot ^^
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Ah!
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Hehe, the best way to see how it works is to draw two overlapping circles of different colours (each one on a separate layer) and then change the upper layer blending mode to Multiply or whatever mode you want to see.
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I believe when you go to colour in a picture, setting the lineart to multiply means you can safely colour in the areas you need to without worrying about the lines getting painted over
Hope this helps
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Aha! That sounds very handy =]
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It is really handy, hope it helps
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Pretty helpful stuff! Thanks a bunch for putting it together for the community!
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I'm glad that it was helpful! And no problem ^^'
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ah! and you took the time to reply~
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Thank you! It's not a tutorial though, but I'm glad if you find it helpful C:
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These step by steps are really helpful, you're awesome! c:
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yo quiero aprender a hacer eso ...... como se llama el programa que usas?
XD
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como se llama el programa que usas?????xq yo quiero ver si puedo usalo......!!!!!!!!!!!
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Para pintar uso el Paint Tool Sai. Los ajustes de color y filtros estΓ‘n hechos en Photoshop ^^
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Great tut maan
Got confused with the ps color adjustments tho @u@
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Yeah, sorry for not including some images on that part x.x, I was running out of space xD. Anyway, it may sound confusing, but if you try it with a picture you'll get it easily ^^
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Haha, sorryy...//howdoItechnology?
Thanks tho, i will tryy
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Oh we're the same with technology
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What do lock and overlay mean/do?
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When you check the Opacity Lock option in the layer menu, transparent pixels will be locked, so you won't be able to colour them. For example, if you lock the lineart layer, everything that is not the lines will be locked (so if you paint over with a brush or any tool, only the lineart will be modified).
Overlay is a layer blending mode, like multiply or screen. It usually makes colours more vibrant, but you should see it by yourself. Make two layers and draw anything on them with different colours. Then set the upper layer mode to Overlay and see how it looks C:
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que buen tutorial...pero izu no encuentro el fintro de sharpen (esque el mio esta en espaΓ±ol XD)
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Ah! En espaΓ±ol creo que se llama Enfoque Suavizado. Fijate si figura con ese nombre, y sino mandame tu msn por nota y lo vemos ^^
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ya lo encontre gracias 
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Fantastic tutorial. Thanks a bunch - I was interested in how everyone was getting those airbrush effects. (saves money for Sai)
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No prob! And yes, Sai is a great software!
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Got the trial now.
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