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I use a slightly different technique nowadays - I made that in to a tutorial too, right here : fav.me/ddfyvmv
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thing I've been doing a lot lately with my art, its very simple but in my opinion very effective
Thought I would share it !
I used SAI2 for this, but I think it's also possible for other art programs, as long as overlay is a layer mode
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note works better with thinner line art - if you have any tranparent spots after this , create a layer underneath everything and colour it in ~
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oh is that how people do it???
what if your filled colors don't extend to the edges of the lines? aka your lineart is above nothing
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Great tips, thanks for this
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YOU FOOL I WILL BECOME GOD WITH THIS KNOWLEDGE!Β
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I'm still new on digital art how to change the line art color I currently use fire alpaca. Also your art looks very nice.Β
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i use it too and firealpaca is the free equivalent to paint tool sai so u don't need an expensive program. and some tips from somebody who has been doing digital art for a while now is this 1 when using a bucket tool at the top u will see an expand pixels thing or something like that set it to 2 and u wont get that white border line between the line art and color, and 2 use the magic wand tool to fill in small spaces cuz the tool is smaller and wherever it is blue u cant color there so its easier to color small spaces and to get out of it u click the square thing and then click on ur canvas. hope that helps!
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saving this to remember later
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This helps SO much! I could never figure out how to do this until now XD
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Omg this is really helpful!
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How do you do this in ibispaint X
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THIS IS SO FUCKING HELPFUL IVE BEEN TRYING TO FIGURE OUT HOW ARTISTS DO THIS FOR SO LONG OH MY GOD THANK YOUΒ
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WHAT? This is hecking amazing, thank you so much for this!
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Oh man this looks helpful as heck! I will totally try this. Thank you so much for this tutorial!
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Omg. Mind fucking blown. I'm gonna try this on a drawing asap.
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I've tried similar methods, but this seems way easier! Lol. Thanks for making a guide c:
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Oh God I HAVE to try this
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hey! just letting you know you replied to me instead of commenting on the deviation lol
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Oh damn, I gotta try this.
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AHHHHHH OMG IT WORKS BEAUTIFULLY
This is gonna save me a lot of time on colouring lineart.
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I usually erase parts of the see-through layer to make it look a bit more shaded.
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Cool, I'll make sure to try this Sometime
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I'm going to have to try this out and experiment, never thought of this! Nice and simple, thanks!
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Thanks! I will check it ^^Β
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OH, that's a good trick!Β
Thank you Β
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Totally going to try it out! Thanks for the tip, it is really helpful!
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This seems to simple and cool! I'm gonna try this out on my next project. Thank you for sharing this!
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I'm drawing right now, so I'll use this trick! Thanks! 
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Thank ya kindly for sharing this helpful trick. will help out allot.
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thank you so much oh my god
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You are a hero to so many starting artistsΒ
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you're a cape without a heroΒ
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I've always manually coloured the lineart layer to match the colours. After seeing this, I feel like my life has been a lie.
Thanks for this, no more wasting time colouring lineart for me~
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This is really helpful! Thanks for making this tutorial!
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This is a very helpful tip! Thank you so much!
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Huh, that's actually a really cool trick. I should try it out some time. Thanks for the infoΒ
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Extra useful. thank you so much <3
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waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa WHY DID I NOT THINK OF THIS!!!! So freaking smart and time saving!! Thank you for sharing this trick~
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I tried and ended up with... this?
Happened both in SAI and PS aaah... IDK WHAT I'M DOING WRONG. OTL
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Try to make a layer underneath everything and colour those white parts with a brown, maybe that helps ^^
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