Professional illustrator: Pen Lines and coloring a cartoon in Adobe Illustrator CS5
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@idmars10 thanks!
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If only I mastered Illustrator in this way, it would make things so much easyer...
What's the name of the song ? mp3 ?
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FUCKING AWESOME.
Very usefull technique with shadows by pencil. Thx
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@kervin3233 yes I do know the difference and so can you if you google it. :)
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Hi I am just starting out with this program, so this will be a silly question but how do you make it so that you can color over the lines of the drawing without the lines disappearing under the color?
rosielxxrik 1 month ago
@rosielxxrik Hi, there are several ways you could achieve this. The easiest and cleanest it to put your line work on one layer and then add coloring on other layers below the line art. Another possiblity for example would be to switch the blending mode of the coloring to 'multiply'. Have fun experimenting with your program! :)
idmars10 1 month ago
what brush is that please tell me
Rulkling 4 months ago
@Rulkling I am using a calligraphic brush with pressure sensitivity (you can modify the existing ones or make your own) and the pencil tool for shadows.
idmars10 3 months ago
sir lan,you using the the pressure sensitivity by tablet to make the brush looks like pressured,i bought bambooo fun and its seem its not been pressured when im draw,,,can you tell me why? what type of brush you using to make it looks pressured?
nanas2810 7 months ago
@nanas2810 it should work pressured. Try changing the brush modifications manually and saving your own brushes (you can save your own brush library in illustrator). Use a calligraphic brush as a basis for your drawing brushes. Hope this helps.
idmars10 6 months ago