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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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Thank you so much!!! I've been looking for this particular kind of line-art tips...
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I was trying to find a way to make my lines softer.Β This sounds awesome, thanks!Β I'll give it a go.
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Quick update, I found it worked very nicely on one of my images though I used "Grain Merge" rather than "Overlay" as Overlay appeared to make the lines too light for this particular image - though as you say it's all about experimenting to see what works for different images.Β Fantastic piece of advice for final editing of cartoon type pictures.
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I was wondering the purpose and assumed it was to make it softer so seems I was correct
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YES THIS SOLVES EVERYTHING THANK YOU SO SO SO SO SOOO MUCH AAA
ILY 4EVER!!!!!
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Interesting tech. I'll try it out soon. Thanks for taking the time to make it.
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HOLY CRAP THIS IS THE BEST TUTORIAL I'VE EVER SEEN OMG IMΒ TRYING THIS RIGHT NOW
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I'm going to definitely try this!!!
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areyoukiddingme
THIS IS THE BEST THING EVER?? AHH THANK U.
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Is that copied line art supposed to be on top of or under the new colored line art? The image says untop.
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ontop haha - I don't think I would miss spell under as untop
ill fix it when I can ~
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I've yet to try this method, but whenever I color lineart my copied/altered lineart layer always goes on top of the black lineart layer, of course with clipping on to make sure it only affects the lineart it's on top of! :0 Hope this helps
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woah super nifty :0 been trying to find a good way to achieve this affect!
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this is super helpful ;w;
thank you thank you thank you
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where do you get this font? megacooltext.com ?
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pftΒ nah it's just codeΒ Β Β
< sub >TEXT< / sub >
remove spaces and add text
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... this one? or...
this one?
unless you can see something in the comment I can't aha x'D
Anyways, this small text can be done in your comment with <.small> and ended with <./small>
just make sure to get rid of the period! You don't need to do <./small> if your whole comment will be done in the small text. Same thing goes for this , but you put sub in instead of small! <3
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That's so totally superb pretty good-looking and totally superb pretty sweet-looking too as well keep up the good work okay my dear.
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This is the greatest trick to me ever.
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:0 Never thought of this. Imma try this trick for my next piece :0
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when your lines are too thicc and this doesnt work π: 0 β©: 0
This is worth trying, I usually don't mind hard lines, but I have wondered how to make them a little more subtle.
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Oh my gosh I've been needing a tutorial like this!,
Thanks a lot!
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oh my gosh, thank you so much! this is so helpful! :')
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So, you're telling me that I wasted so many years of my life coloring each separate line... FOR NOTHING??!
P.S. thank you kind sir, for this time saving witchcraft.
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thank you? so much? it helps a ton!
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I WAS LOOKING FOR THIS MY ENTIRE LIFE THANK YOU BENEVOLENT SPIRIT!
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good tip. very helpful
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Oh, I like that! I'll have to try it with whatever I do next.
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cool advice (i always did that by hand and it took ages)
ThanksΒ
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Oh man, this is so helpful! I always color my lines by hand when I want to have them match the color layer. This looks so much more efficient.
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Thank you!!
I sometimes have thicker lines though, hopefully this works ^^" Hope it does!
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