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Published: 2015-11-20 21:01:08 +0000 UTC; Views: 9561; Favourites: 450; Downloads: 132
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This is a beginner oriented tutorial on how I do my general coloring and rendering with lineart.ΒI tried to be as detailed as I could, but if something is confusing and you have any questions, don't hesitate to ask!
More tutorials and videos is available on my Patreon.
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If you haven't checked it out ye, here's my webcomic Fjordson.
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When i was using the paint bucket tool, it just filled the entire area like the whole pictureΒ
i dont know what i did wrong-I did do the things listed above tho in the tutorial
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have you checked off "all layers" when you have the bucket tool selected?
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Wow, this is really helpful ! Thank you very much 
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I don't understand how your lineart changed colors simply by locking the layer. Am I missing something as I read?Β
Thank you!
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I locked the layer, then painted the lineart a different color.Β
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ugh, I don't think I'll ever be a good colorist. every single step looks utterly WRONG and goes against every fiber of my artistic taste.. and yet the final product looks fantastic.
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I was wondering how people could turn their pencil drawings in any color they wanted! This is so helpful, I can't wait to give it a try!
also, thanks for explaining everything so well, what they did and how to use them. Ex the clipping mask part.Β
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THANK YOU! When you shade, are you using the burn/dodge or are you just selecting a darker color
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I use the layer modes "Hard light" and "Overlay" mostly!
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Are you using the soft brush w/ Burn to create the shading or are you just selecting a darker color for brush? Sorry if I'm not phrasing this right... I love your Patreon, it's helped my webcomic so much! Can I request that you do a short video of this process?
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I don't use burn at all, I select a darker color and use "Hard light" and "Overlay" as my layer modes. I hope that clears it up!
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That makes sense 
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A few pages back in Fjordson I was actually wondering specifically about that rim lighting, because it looked super good, so I'm glad you included that! I'm just now started to get some of these tricks, so this is great!!
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This is amazing! Thank you so much for sharing!
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