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A quick tutorial I did since the ones I found weren't too good.

How to make lineart transparent, color the lines, and the picture. Hope this will help some people. :D

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~71v1 Apr 19, 2013  New member Hobbyist General Artist
All I can say is "I'm using Adobe Photoshop CS5 Extended. If you don't have it, go and pirate it immediately."

My sides.
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Mood: Wow! ~Darrathualin Mar 10, 2013  New member Hobbyist General Artist
Funny and good tutorial
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~HoseAKM Oct 22, 2012
This is the best tutorial I've seen so far! Thanks for your help!
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~Floating-Away May 21, 2012
You've saved me! I've been trying to work out how to colour on photoshop for months! I've got a older version of PS, so I'm having to adapt, but it's working so far! I've done all the lineart, and now onto the colouring stage!
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~TomA62975 May 4, 2012  Student Digital Artist
... Burn tool... *eye twitch*... BURN TOOL IS NOT GOOD MAN!
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~Sebastian1314 Jan 24, 2012  Student Digital Artist
Mr. Saturn!!!!!!!
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~cyhennessey Jul 25, 2011  Student Interface Designer
Burn tool = big no no for serious shading lol. I guess it works for those will little to now experience though.
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~Vorvayne Dec 3, 2012  Hobbyist Digital Artist
...why? I've heard lots of people say that but lots of googling has not brought me closer to *why* they say it. I can achieve really quite good results shading using the burn tool by turning the exposure down to >10% and just layering slowly. If there is a better method, I'd like to know it.
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~cyhennessey Dec 3, 2012  Student Interface Designer
The main issue is controlling it past the original brush stroke. The Burn tool (used normally) changes the actual pixels. This is generally not a good thing to do, since it means you can't easily go back and change something much later on. What you can do, however, is using a Smart Levels Adjustment layer, bringing down the color to a darker shade, and then using a mask to color it in (the darkness of your brush on your mask determines the opacity of the shading that goes through). At that point, though, it's easier to just shade on another layer with a proper brush and color.
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~Vorvayne Dec 4, 2012  Hobbyist Digital Artist
Cool, thank you for taking the time.

I admit I don't see what the problem is with "changing the actual pixels" cause...um, I want to change them? From "no shading" to "shading"? As for going back...I just use the "revert" button if I fuck up.

But yes, I do see how you have more flexibility with not using the burn tool. Still, I don't see why people are all *EYETWITCH*. Seems like a perfectly normal tool to me.
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