Saturation: This alters the color’s vividness. If you reduce it by minus ー, it goes down. Hue: The more you raise it up by +, the more the hue goes up in the color bar. Good for color coloring and finishing touches.Ĭreate a normal layer below the line drawing layer and paint the base color. Recommended for color line drawings and black-and-white manga tones (can be halftoned).Ĭolor Layer: The heaviest layer, but you can apply any color. 8bpp: You can draw white, gray, and black (monochrome) colors. Recommended for monochrome manga line drawings for printing.Ĩbpp: Second lightest. There are different types of layers: 1bpp, 8bpp, and color layer (normal layer).ġbpp: Most light. It is easier to draw with a pen when you make the drafting layer thing. (This is useful because the layer will not be affected when you fill it in.)ġ00% opacity makes it fully visible, while 0% hides it completely. It is more easier to check the Draft layer checkbox to treat the layer as a draft. Keep the contents of the face and the other layers separate.ĭouble-click on a layer to bring up the layer attributes.
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Make the rough layer a draft layer and lower the opacity.ĭraw a line drawing with a normal 8-bit layer. Let’s start by drawing a rough sketch of the face! You can rely on drawing a very rough sketch by publishing the artwork in a shrunk size of a larger than average canvas. ※I’m glad there are so many variations to choose from! Use “Ctrl+N” or “File -> New” and try the following settings. Let’s open the file in B5 size at 350dpi. １２、Extra #１：Let’s Make it into an Icon！.How do you change the line drawing’s color？ I don't know your skill level, but creating a strong learning foundation earlier means you will be more capable of guiding your own development as you progress. If I had roughly $50 to spend on art, I'd attend a couple one-shot classes or workshops instead where I can get some live demos and some realtime feedback. It's really up to you whether time saved is worth the cost. What you would be paying for is the convenience of not having to hunt for that information on your own and risking finding inaccurate information. The way they describe the contents of their videos seems like plain common sense to me, maybe sometimes presented in a slicker way than a homemade tutorial.
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That being said, I don't think the information on the Ctrl Paint videos is any different than what you can find for free on youtube. Sometimes you need to spend some money because the nature of the field requires specialty material and resources. You're not going to wait till you're a little better at running while training in whatever shoes you have on right now (flip flops, loafers, nonathletic sneakers, what have you) you're going to start with them because you want to learn without fighting against, being hindered, or even moving your progress backwards by using the wrong tools. The way I see it, if you were to start training for a marathon, you would buy some decent running shoes and maybe a pair of running shorts that wouldn't fall down. I'm very skeptical when it comes to spending time and money on learning resources
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