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TUTORIAL: Cleaning lineartsby =Red-Priest-Usada

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As I promised, here is my second tutorial. This time I'd like to explain the way I clean my pencil linearts.
When they are finished I print them on the sheet of paper and start colouring them traditionally with my markers.
By the way, since some of you asked, I'm going to make a copic tutorial next :].

Thank you so much for your kind words. I'm very happy that my previous tutorial was helpful.

Credits: `Princess-of-Shadows for the texture, =anikakinka for giving me tips with a dodge tool :]

[link] TUTORIAL: Drawing Hair
[link] TUTORIAL: Basic Drawing Tips
[link] Marker Tutorial- Part 1
[link] Drawing folds and frills in women's clothes

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~Skill006 May 10, 2013 Student General Artist

Oh man, you're a life saver!

*LittleAsura Apr 22, 2013 Hobbyist Traditional Artist

Excuse me~ Do you use the Brightness/Contrast and Curves on your artwork? Or you use a certain method?

=Red-Priest-Usada Apr 23, 2013

When I was doing this tutorial my favourite method was to adjust my image with Curves and Brightness/Contrast. Now I'm using only Levels.

*LittleAsura Apr 23, 2013 Hobbyist Traditional Artist

I see?

Oh, another question! When you're sketching the drawing, did you use a lot of pressure when sketching it? I tried scanning my sketch and the scanner didn't do a good job scanning it, since I can't see any signs of sketch in it. o_o

=Red-Priest-Usada Apr 24, 2013

Yes, I use a lot of pressure (too much I think, since it's hard to erase the lines later

). If your lineart is very bright then then the best option would be to make the lines darker in the scanner settings. Umm.. when you scan your drawing, is there an option of brightness/contrast or Levels in the open window of the scanning program?

*LittleAsura Apr 27, 2013 Hobbyist Traditional Artist

I am not sure myself because my main PC's language is purely Chinese (it can't be turned back to English.) and I rarely thought of checking the scanner's settings. I've recently checked my scanner setting, there were some things you can fiddle on, but it merely darkens the whole photo and I still cannot see the sketch. ^ ^;