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EnglishDigital daily sketch on photoshop. The character is
*sorry dear, i drew your hair differently
I left the bg outine unfinished XD
Need more tutorial and training (real hard spartan kind of training) on lineart and coloring.
So if you know theres a good tutorial around on linearting and coloring, please let me know
So a link will be helpful and much appreciated. Thank you
*i want to know how did you guys made your lineart neat, crisp and thin
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Sket harian 365 project: day 38 (pake tablet)
Udah hampir 6 bulan saya pake tablet, tapi kebanyakan cuma buat bikin sket buat di-vektorin, bikin vektor atau touch-up dan editing foto. Sekarang saya pengen beneran belajar digital painting bro!
Kalo tau ada tutorial bagus (yang level dasar tentunya)
will be a lot helpful and much appreciated. Thank you
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did u used the mouse to draw this on photoshop...??
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I used a pen tablet to draw this
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no wonder it's so good...!!! I tried to use the mouse to draw on photoshop but it turned out seriously horrible...! haha..!
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you still can draw with mouse and get fine line and clean lineart with pen tool.
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Wow!! YOU'RE AMAZING!!!! I love it you're very talented!! I'm subscribing to you!!
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There'rs a good tutorial here [link]
But I still suck doing line artand paiting. lol.
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Thank you!
It's really helpful
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You have done your lineart just fine
I asked the same question to this one deviant two years ago and this is what she told me:
"Being neater is, eventually, all up to you The thing is, you'll be able to put a ton of detail into your lines, and not have them blur up..
So mm... I guess an example would be... try drawing an equal sign on a tiny piece of paper like this: =
You would have to squeeze those lines pretty close together right? Cause you have a tiny piece of paper, and you're working with those lines so close together...
Now imagine that you can draw that equal sign in a BIIIIIG piece of paper...
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________
More room for you to draw, right? It's easier! And because you're doing it digitally, you can just scale down the lineart to a smaller size, and poof! You'll have a small equal sign again, but the lines will be crisper because you're compressing reallly big lines into really small ones More information into less information!
I hope that makes sense XD"
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Ah, i see now *nod
So for instance if you draw in an A3 sized paper then scale it down to A4 then the lineart will look crisper
On to the next question;
1. did you draw your bg lineart on a separate layer apart from the character?
2. is theres a way to draw perfectly straight lines in PS? (as if you're using a ruler) because i need that to check the perspectives, drawing buildings etc
Thank you
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For your first question: I would draw my bg lineart separately because I can draw straight or curves without worrying about my character lineart being ruined.
Second: On photoshop, there's a lot of tools and tricks for perspective and drawing lines and curves but I can't explain it all 
If you get too lazy to draw any lines, I would go to PS and use a tool call the pen tool. [link]
If you just wanted straight lines with a brush, hold shift, click once at a point and click the end point and you should get a straight line. If you click, hold, and drag while also holding shift, you would get either a horizontal line or vertical line.
It can be very confusing but when you start playing around with it, you will understand
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ah, pen tool!
Finally a tool i'm familiar with.
(i'm used to work with pentool in vector applications)
Yeah! i'll try on it and post the pentool outlined lineart.
Thank you for your response! It's really appreciated
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I don't mind answering more questions lol
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