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zeitgeist
December 16th, 2002, 03:21 PM
maybe someone could help me... i've scanned in a few pics ive drawn.. and i want to color them using photoshop7 (or painter7). problem is... i want to color it, all the while keeping my original sketch (as if the sketch was on a transparent layer and i was painting under it). ive hunted around PS and *sorta* found what i was wanting with the Brush Tool's mode set to "multiply"... but i run into problems when wanting to add lighter colors (like lighting) or erasing my mistakes.
this is probably a very simple obstacle. but, this method of digitally coloring my ink drawings is new to me... i would much appreciate some help.
zeitgeist
daarken
December 16th, 2002, 11:04 PM
here (http://www.daarken.com/tutorials/painterline.htm) is how you can do it in painter 7.0
this (http://www.daarken.com/tutorials/channels/lineart.htm) is how i did it in ps 6...but i dont have 7 so i am not sure if it is the same.
zeitgeist
December 17th, 2002, 12:10 AM
daarken, thank you so much.. this is *just* what i wanted.
what a great tutorial
*gets to work* :)
Madman!
December 17th, 2002, 05:15 AM
Daarken: I'm kinda new to painter and have been wanting to color line art like this. I looked at your method. I'm just wondering wouldn't it be easier to just after you do the Float and it makes a new layer just highlight the new layer and go Composite Method=Multiply, or is not doing the same thing as yours? I'm just curious as maybe your method gives a better effect or something or maybe mine is getting the wrong effect.
daarken
December 19th, 2002, 12:49 AM
zeit: glad to help!
madman: yeah that works too if you use the canvas to do the coloring on. heh, i never tried that before. seems like it works the same though. thanks!
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