Second real attempt at coloring
Mon Mar 27, 2006 3:30 pm
Thu Mar 30, 2006 12:36 am
That's pret-ty dang cool! What program did you colour it with?
One thing, though... something about the arm holding the sword strikes me as off... And if that's a katana, both the blade and handle should be a lot longer. And you should decorate the sheath, yesyes precious!
One thing, though... something about the arm holding the sword strikes me as off... And if that's a katana, both the blade and handle should be a lot longer. And you should decorate the sheath, yesyes precious!
Thu Mar 30, 2006 4:29 am
Eh.. like what most people use, Photoshop? Along with an optical mouse... 
Since I didn't look up for pics of katana, I didn't know the exact length of the blade and handle
By the way, that's a blade, not a sheath
Since I didn't look up for pics of katana, I didn't know the exact length of the blade and handle
By the way, that's a blade, not a sheath
Thu Mar 30, 2006 5:17 am
In which case it shouldn't be so thick and black. 
Thu Mar 30, 2006 10:48 am
Oh, you're talking about the linart 
I use everyday graphic pen and draw it on paper
Mini-tutorial:
1) Draw the sketch
2) Scan and make the sketch a lighter color with Photoshop
3) Print the lighter (I used cyan) sketch out
4) Ink it
5) Scan it again and remove the cyan lines
By the way, do you know a freeware like Adobe Streamline? When the art is zoomed in, I can see that the lines are all jagged... :\
I use everyday graphic pen and draw it on paper
Mini-tutorial:
1) Draw the sketch
2) Scan and make the sketch a lighter color with Photoshop
3) Print the lighter (I used cyan) sketch out
4) Ink it
5) Scan it again and remove the cyan lines
By the way, do you know a freeware like Adobe Streamline? When the art is zoomed in, I can see that the lines are all jagged... :\