Tutorial: Coloring Comics in Photoshop
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@MrGambal People attack projects in different ways. Crazy huh? Love to see your approach! :)
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I cant even select white space to colour on.. I use the wand tool and it just picks every white space =I
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does anyone now where i can download black and white comics like THIS one? :)
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i like!
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This didn't explain jack shit, it's more like a show off !
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@WaterMedia I use burn to shade as well :)
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@WaterMedia when i drop my hand draw image into photoshop it dosent give me the option to select and modify what do i have to do????
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you sound like fry from futurama
kingjoeg 2 months ago
@kingjoeg Thanks King! I think I sound like a ten year-old, so I'm moving on up. :)
WaterMedia 1 week ago
two inquiries:
- how did you manage to scan your work in and get the project to literally a white background and black art. regardless of how i import work, it's always a grey background and darker grey work regardless of the paper being white and ink being black. all tutorials seem to start out with this already fixed if there is a fix.
- ...how the fuck do you have a rainbow menu bar?! want.
gotafacelikemurderx 9 months ago 5
@gotafacelikemurderx Howdy Face o' Murder!
If you scan black & white, the scanner gets to choose what stays and goes. If you choose grayscale you do. At first a grayscale scan will look muddy and gross, but if you bring it into Photoshop you can hit adjustments > levels to bring up the contrast. Poof! Magic clean scans. (I did this art digitally though too, for extra clean lines.)
And the menu bar is an option in OSX, under Desktop. My wallpaper is the rainbow and is peeking through.
WaterMedia 8 months ago
@WaterMedia How did you get the contour lines to differ in width? did you have to trace it twice to give the outline some style?
mirenlotayo 6 months ago
@mirenlotayo I'm using a Wacom drawing tablet. This allows the pressure of my pen to create the thickness of a stroke. Highly recommended for digital inking!
WaterMedia 6 months ago