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| Eunice P | I don't really consider myself qualified to do this sort of tutorials. Since I received some folks asking me how to do this and that, I might as well make a tutorial here.
Here's a tutorial on cleaning up your pencil lineart. First scan your image at 300 ppi or dpi grayscale color. Never mind if the lineart looks grayish or dirty. This tutorial will help you clean up your lineart the easy way.
Once you have a picture appear on Photoshop, move your mouse cursor to the layer and right click. A menu will appear and click “duplicate layer” and “Ok”. You will see a new duplicated layer on top of the original layer. -Posted on Feb 28, 2006 |
| | User: Tsako523 | | 5 | | you're amazing at drawing AND i learned a few more things about coloring on photoshop thanks to you! >. -Posted on May 10, 2007 | | User: Kristen Gudsnuk | | 5 | | holy cow, drazi~~ that's mean. >:( -Posted on Dec 20, 2006 | | User: Drazi500 | | 5 | Yeah lilaznkid better than what u drew
no offence but you should really learn from this tutorial.
I can draw manga but i don't like to flaunt it.
Anyway great tutorial. -Posted on Aug 14, 2006 | | User: lilaznkid | | 5 | | did you draw that?(if you did,nice job!!!) =) -Posted on Mar 04, 2006 |
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