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Lineart

Horsegirl210Horsegirl210
edited April 2011 in General Services
I am clueless on it and have been interested in doing it... does anyone know of any online tutorials or anything? (:

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  • MileysmybabyMileysmybaby
    70.57.183.189
    The way I normally do it is draw it (hand drawn) and put it on the computer and go to a site (need to find it for ya lol I haven't gone on there in a LONG time.) and, you can do this on GIMP to or Paint, pick a color and draw the lines on it (around it first) then do the inside colors. I haven't even finished my last one XD
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  • Horsegirl210Horsegirl210
    65.40.51.224
    So you draw it in real life... then take a picture of it and upload it? lol
  • MileysmybabyMileysmybaby
    70.57.183.189
    or u can scan it through ur printer :)
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  • Horsegirl210Horsegirl210
    65.40.51.224
    Ok! Haha :)
  • Finster2Finster2
    76.173.171.79
    I prefer scanning my art. Paint isn't a great thing to use because you don't have a lot of tools and perks. But sadly, it's all I know how to use. lol.
  • PomeranianLover92PomeranianLover92
    91.97.13.247
    I've had my graphic tablet for a very long time ( 2 years or more...) and I've never really had the heart to use it because the first time I tried I failed. I just couldn't get used to it. But now that I've sat down and started doodeling again I seem to have got the hang of it. It all takes practice. <br>Before, I would scan in my hand drawn stuff, but now I'm comfortably doing it straight on the computer.<br>I use OpenCanvas. I'm still on the trial version but if I'm lucky enough, I might buy it.<br>Of course it's not freeware like paint or GIMP, but if you're looking for a program that works just like the real things ( it's does get pretty close) then you can try out the test version =)<br>But no matter where you start drawing, practice, practice, PRACTICE!<br><br>There are many great tutorials on DA on how to do lineart even using just your mouse. =)
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  • Horsegirl210Horsegirl210
    65.40.51.224
    Yeah... I tried it on GIMP after I sketched a picture and it is just so hard to keep the lines neat and straight!!! (: Thanks for the tips everyone :)
  • PomeranianLover92PomeranianLover92
    91.97.13.247
    Do you use a tablet?<br>If so, try zooming in enough. That way, your lines won't be all wonky ^^<br>That probably also goes for using the mouse lol
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  • KazukoKazuko
    76.23.117.255
    Use the zoom and resizing tools. Watch the resolution- the higher the better. I have my canvas twice the size of what I want my end product to be to give me more workspace. Remember, the short the strokes the better because it gives you less time to make the lineart wonky.
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  • Horsegirl210Horsegirl210
    65.40.51.224
    Ok, thanks! (:
  • Irian JayaIrian Jaya
    68.206.101.54
    Kazuko wrote:
    Use the zoom and resizing tools. Watch the resolution- the higher the better. I have my canvas twice the size of what I want my end product to be to give me more workspace. Remember, the short the strokes the better because it gives you less time to make the lineart wonky.
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