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ScarletFire666 — Basics digital Screen tones
Published: 2011-02-06 19:49:25 +0000 UTC; Views: 6520; Favourites: 192; Downloads: 211
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EDIT******I added a couple of screenshots to help better explain where the filter options are in photoshop.
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Must be viewed in Full view to see the differences in screen-tones.
Just a basic guide to make your own screen-tones in Photoshop. There are literally hundreds of combinations to making the sceentones so I just made a tutorial on how to start.
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dont mind me asking, do you know what type of adhesive paper to use for printing screentones? one that wont rip the paper when applying or taking off?
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Just attaching useful links to do with screentone for printing.
dpi and lpi. Just in case anyone wants good results in printing manga.
compliments these tutorials I believe.
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Could come in handy when creating textures. Thanks.
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*you're. I meant to say ~you're~ amazing.
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*Hugs*
Thank you
And to answer your question, sometimes, but it's always nice to hear.
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Gah, I apologize for the double post...My stupid browser wouldn't register that I added the comment.
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Don't worry about it, I've double posted a few times myself. And thank you
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This is a pretty nice little tutorial. I didn't think of combining filters to make screentones.
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This is a pretty nice little tutorial. I didn't think of combining filters to make screentones.
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I don't mind negative reviews, but I would like to know why. Was my tutorial not clear for you, something bugs you or that you don't like the subject matter?
Just bored and curious
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Sorry that screenshot is slightly misleading, it was mainly supposed to show where the filter options are. Actually I went into Sketch folder. What I normally do is to click on one of the options and use the folders that show up instead. You can see it better in the Example screenshots that there are folders, each filled with different effects.
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Ok,you went filter/stylize....
Then which sub filter of stylize?
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Yo, I slightly changed the "where the Filter Options" screenshots to help better explain myself. And thank you for catching that.
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Sorry that screenshot is slightly misleading, it was mainly supposed to show where the filter options are. Actually I went into Sketch folder. What I normally do is to click on one of the options and use the folders that show up instead. You can see it better in the Example screenshots that there are folders, each filled with different effects.
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Awesome.
I went and had a fiddle in Photoshop,and found the sketch folder and all bits and pieces.
I used to use Letratone back in the day.
I don't know if they still make though.
But great tutorial.
Thanks.
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Like it? I LOVE IT!
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sorry to be stupid, but...what's a screentone? what's it for? ^^
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Screentones are most commonly used in Manga(Japanese Comics) instead of color or to help show texture. They can have a combination of black, white and grey. They can be dots, stripe, or patterns in general, textures such as rock, cloth and so on.
In traditional medium the screentone is a transparent paper with a wax adhesive back. It is now more popular to use computer to simulate the look.
Here's one of my fanarts that I did earlier to show as an example [link]
I hope that helps.
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ohh yeah i've seen those before, thanks for clarifying (:
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No problem, and thanks for the Fav
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now you need to do a tutoral on how to use them lol thanks for the insite
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You're welcome, and I'll be thinking on that suggestion
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