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Published: 2010-06-18 00:13:49 +0000 UTC; Views: 2965; Favourites: 84; Downloads: 128
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Shaded version of [link]Kind reminds me of something from Arkeis. o.o
Shimama is (c)Pokemon/Nintendo.
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I thought the same thing when I saw it, lol. Very similar shading style I guess.
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Love the shading chaught my attention BTW great job ^^
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It reminds me of Shimunimon, I'm gonna raise that one
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What's that something from Arkeis that you're reminded about?
BTW I really like this pic, but it's a bit blurry.
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I guess it's the somewhat thickish outlines and soft shading.
Thanks. I should probably use a smaller brush to avoid that.
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WOW!! FANTASTIC!!! Great job!! I love it!!!! It's so beautiful!!!
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Thanks. ^^
For the fave, too.
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My pleasure!!! ^^ But seriously, how can you do it as well as this?! And the lines are perfect!! What's your secret trick?!
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yeah but I download it but... it's still crap... Got any tips?
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Try using the curveline tool on Microsoft Paint with a medium-thick setting to trace your line art. It will take a while, but after you do it, use another graphics program (such as PhotoShop or the GIMP) to remove everything but the tranced portion (brightness/contrast is useful for ths step). Once you have you clean, yet pixelated lineart, use the bucket fill to add color. Open InkScape and use the Import option to import your new line art, then use the Trace Bitmap option, unchecking the smooth box and hitting okay. Copy and paste this image into Microsoft Paint and save as PNG. Open the file in your graphics program to add shading.
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0.0 wow thanks a lot for this tip!!
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