pandahgirl In reply to Darksephiros [2009-01-26 04:48:41 +0000 UTC]
[Caution: long-winded reply ahead!]
Well this is what I did: after cleaning up the lineart and setting it as my topmost layer, I paintbucket'ed a light-to-medium shade of gray under the lineart. Used the eraser tool to get rid of the gray in the background and also to make the white 'highlights' (which is basically how they do tones in real life). Then, with this 'tone' layer selected, I applied a Filter>Noise>Add Noise to get the speckled page appearance. After that, I picked a slightly darker shade of gray to make the shadows and put it in a new layer above the faux screentone; set the shadow layer to "Multiply." After that, you can duplicate any of the layers and change the layer settings to make them darker, lighter, more speckled, or whatever...
Sorry if that was too detailed or a bit confusing. What I really recommend is for you to play around with layers and filters. There's probably even an easier way to do what I did, and if you find it, please let me know. I hope I've helped. Happy doodles to you!
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