Ready for paint!

[yamazake]

:hmm:
hey it dosent look so bad does it?
http://www.vegetascript.hpg.com.br/elf2.gif

[yamazake]

does any body now how to get the line art realy back like this !!http://www.vegetascript.hpg.com.br/girl.gif

[dmcgrath]

If you learn to ink your original drawings and then scan them, that is the easy way for me. Other people might know a different way.

[Kirt]

You can get your pencil lines pretty dark by adjusting the levels in Photoshop (ctrl + L), but inking the lines usually produces the best result. Here is one of my pencil drawings adjusted with Photoshop. (http://www.cgtalk.com/attachment.php?postid=177319)

[Sleepless]

You could try it as Kirt explains, plus copy and paste it into a new layer on top of the 1st layer. Set top layer to multiply. Makes it darker on mine, but then again I don't do line work much (too lazy) LoL

[Galo]

yamazake : where did you found that image, that's amazing

[yamazake]

hi I did the drawing my self!!
in 38 I did it all!!

[ndat]

I think you could try something like this if you want to do it fast.
http://www.polykarbon.com/tutorials/scanning/scan.htm

[fbmar]

Yamazake you should vectorize your drawing before painting and then export the strokes as EPS , after painting put the strokes layer over the others and then multiply it...

Use the Adobe Ilustrator (the best...)

No pain no game...

Tem que suá a camisa mermão, tem q vetorizar antes só no photoshop fica complicado... não use magic wand nem path do photoshop eles dão serrilhado !!!

Pra usar o streamline c vai ter q limpar o desenho todo passar a limpo e fazer com lapis ou caneta boa... senao vai ficar um lixo. c viu no tutorial q o cara passo.

[yamazake]

Fala grande harry !!
isso mesmo safado no pain no game!!!

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