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RevanREK — Gimp Colouring Tutorial
Published: 2008-03-20 15:01:09 +0000 UTC; Views: 19517; Favourites: 159; Downloads: 398
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Ok yes I don't pretend to be amazingly good at this or anything because I'm not so this is probably a stupid complicated way that can easily be shortcutted but my friend asked me how I coloured on the Gimp and I started to explain... a few seconds later and she was already lost so... this is what happened...
I sorta liked it so I've decided (after a lot of thinking and many cups of coffee) to put it up. But not just because I liked it but Ive found there isn't that many Gimp tutorials about colouring and for a gimp user (Like myself) that can be quite annoying!
Anyway this is how I colour on the gimp but if there's a quicker way then, by all means I would love to hear it!
~ Gimp colouring tutorial 2.
~ Traditional painting tutorial.
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I'm really glad I helped! Don't worry, you'l get the hang of it soon!
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haha, i hope so >_<
im still working on it ^^
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OH MY GOD THANK YOU SO MUCH!!
I have been struggling to figure out why i couldn't color over the lines! Thank you so much
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*Glomps*
THANK YOU!!!
Now I can do more art. (because I'll be satisfied with it)
XD
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I need help!
My layers, channels, panels box doesn't show up! How can I get it back? (I think I accidentally closed it..)
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Go to the drop down menu, 'Windows'. Then you can either click on recently closed docks and select it there, or you can click on 'dockable dialogs' and chose the ones you want to dock. When you've opened the ones you want you can drag one into the other.
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Thanks so much! It worked! Now I can colour my drawings!
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I LOVE THIS!! It's so easy for the stupid people!
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Thank you!!
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No problem!
And what makes it better is that it's Sonic XD
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I happened to stumble upon this tutorial and It helped me more than any other one has!
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Thanks, I'm glad it helped!
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O.O Great tutorial, but I didn't get how you can erase the colors that went over te lines
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Thank you!
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Your tutorials are awsome!!!!!!!Here is how it worked out XDDDDDDDD [link]
But I dont know how to use the burn and dodge tool Y^Y
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Well. . . tbh I honestly don't actually use the burn\dodge tool much anymore, so I can't really help you. this is a really old tutorial you see lol
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oooohhhhhh....its ok then,I'll go look for other tutorials.......
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Sorry!! I made a newer tut if you want to see it, it's probably a bit more complicated but still suitable for beginners and its a much better, more professional technique! [link]
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OMG!!!!!!Thanks soooooo much!!!!You're a great person
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aw thank you! I'm not that great though!
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But you're amazing!!!!!!!!!!
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Followed every step, got everything done perfectly!
Thank you so much.
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You're very welcome! I'm glad that it helped!
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You're welcome!
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this helped so much better than other tutorials, especially for us mouse users!
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I'm glad that it helped!
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Helped Loads!
Thank you so much<3
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This looks like a really good tutorial. :3
One thing I don't get though..
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Thank you! What don't you get? I'll be happy to help if I can!
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Your welcome. :3
It's the part where you color, even if you go over the lines, and cleanimg up afterwards. When colors go over other colors, how do you clean it up without erasing the other color it's on top of?
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That's why I use a different layer for each colour. I know it seams a bit unnecessary but actually when it comes to cleaning it up its really simple because if you want to erase a colour on its own then you can just switch to the layer that its on and only colours on that layer will get erased.
I hope that makes sense to you!
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You're welcome
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