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Post by Elcie on Apr 10, 2006 18:14:28 GMT -5
... BUTTERFLIES.
*starts laughing*
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Post by Ikkin on Apr 10, 2006 18:14:47 GMT -5
...do you know how to use Multiply layers?  No ^_^ It's a good thing to learn- it helps a lot if you're coloring something that's been scanned. ^_^ You create a new layer in Photoshop under the one you're currently working on, then set the layer with the lineart to Multiply (it's in that pulldown that normally says normal). What it does is burn whatever's dark on that layer onto the layers below relative to its darkness rather than simply place the lights and darks over the top of it. So, you don't have to worry about ruining the lineart. You wouldn't be able to use the flood fill to color the picture anymore, but pencil lineart usually looks better not-floodfilled anyway. ^_^ |
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Post by kittygirl on Apr 10, 2006 18:15:06 GMT -5
Did you know that Christopher Columbus should be stabbed voilently? *snog* <3 Why stab the guy, when you can point and laugh at him, for proving how lost he really was, by landing in the Carribean, calling the locals "Indians," and naming his new colony "San Salvador," (El Salvador capital). Well I'd rather stab him because he was not only stupid but REAL MEAN AND SELFISH. |
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Post by Patrick (Forumerly Known As) on Apr 10, 2006 18:21:14 GMT -5
It's a good thing to learn- it helps a lot if you're coloring something that's been scanned. ^_^ You create a new layer in Photoshop under the one you're currently working on, then set the layer with the lineart to Multiply (it's in that pulldown that normally says normal). What it does is burn whatever's dark on that layer onto the layers below relative to its darkness rather than simply place the lights and darks over the top of it. So, you don't have to worry about ruining the lineart. You wouldn't be able to use the flood fill to color the picture anymore, but pencil lineart usually looks better not-floodfilled anyway. ^_^ How do you create the layer UNDER it again? |
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Post by Fj0rd on Apr 10, 2006 18:23:02 GMT -5
Lots'a love, indeed. x3 *snog* Did you know that Christopher Columbus should be stabbed voilently? *snog* <3 *nod* He was sort of odd and stupid and bad. Evil man. |
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Post by kittygirl on Apr 10, 2006 18:23:44 GMT -5
Did you know that Christopher Columbus should be stabbed voilently? *snog* <3 *nod* He was sort of odd and stupid and bad. Evil man. anyways I felt that nesseary for some reason *snog* |
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Post by Ikkin on Apr 10, 2006 18:26:07 GMT -5
It's a good thing to learn- it helps a lot if you're coloring something that's been scanned. ^_^ You create a new layer in Photoshop under the one you're currently working on, then set the layer with the lineart to Multiply (it's in that pulldown that normally says normal). What it does is burn whatever's dark on that layer onto the layers below relative to its darkness rather than simply place the lights and darks over the top of it. So, you don't have to worry about ruining the lineart. You wouldn't be able to use the flood fill to color the picture anymore, but pencil lineart usually looks better not-floodfilled anyway. ^_^ How do you create the layer UNDER it again? Just create the new layer, then drag it under it in the layer window-thingy. If it's the background, you'll have to right-click and duplicate the background, then drag that layer over the new layer. ^_^ And, did you know that the WOMBATS are in? |
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Post by Fj0rd on Apr 10, 2006 18:26:21 GMT -5
*nod* He was sort of odd and stupid and bad. Evil man. anyways I felt that nesseary for some reason *snog* Random declarations of this or that person ought to be stabbed are always good. Relieves anger. ^_^ *snogs back* |
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Post by Patrick (Forumerly Known As) on Apr 10, 2006 18:26:52 GMT -5
How do you create the layer UNDER it again? Just create the new layer, then drag it under it in the layer window-thingy. If it's the background, you'll have to right-click and duplicate the background, then drag that layer over the new layer. ^_^ And, did you know that the WOMBATS are in? They're in? Can I get my results? ^_^ Okay... thanks ^_^ |
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Post by Elcie on Apr 10, 2006 18:27:40 GMT -5
How do you create the layer UNDER it again? Just create the new layer, then drag it under it in the layer window-thingy. If it's the background, you'll have to right-click and duplicate the background, then drag that layer over the new layer. ^_^ And, did you know that the WOMBATS are in? Wombats? X3 ... hehehe. I'm gonna draw some pictures of evil villains and butterflies. I CAN'T RESIST. x3 |
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Post by Patrick (Forumerly Known As) on Apr 10, 2006 18:28:41 GMT -5
Just create the new layer, then drag it under it in the layer window-thingy. If it's the background, you'll have to right-click and duplicate the background, then drag that layer over the new layer. ^_^ And, did you know that the WOMBATS are in? Wombats? X3 ... hehehe. I'm gonna draw some pictures of evil villains and butterflies. I CAN'T RESIST. x3 Wizard's ORdinary MAgic and Basic Aptitude Test. |
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Post by Deleted on Apr 10, 2006 18:29:35 GMT -5
Wheeee!
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Post by Elcie on Apr 10, 2006 18:30:16 GMT -5
Wombats? X3 ... hehehe. I'm gonna draw some pictures of evil villains and butterflies. I CAN'T RESIST. x3 Wizard's ORdinary MAgic and Basic Aptitude Test. Ooh, I see.  *nodnod* |
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Post by Patrick (Forumerly Known As) on Apr 10, 2006 18:30:49 GMT -5
Wizard's ORdinary MAgic and Basic Aptitude Test. Ooh, I see. *nodnod* URGH! Acceptable.... I wonder if I can retake them TT__TT No I will NOT accept an Acceptable! |
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Post by Ginz ❤ on Apr 10, 2006 18:32:06 GMT -5
I couldn't take the WOMBAT before it was taken down. T___T
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*nodnod*
