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oh gods I HATE when I start working on the wrong frikkin' layer xD
.D Thata has happened, and other is that you start drawing lines to the background layer x.x
its ok i do the same when i color ^^:
whats most annoying though is trying to figure out which layer has the mistake on it XD
whats most annoying though is trying to figure out which layer has the mistake on it XD
It happens. I do everything on the wrong layers all the time. I am so oblivious. x3
This is one reason I switched to illustrator to do my linework. Each individual line is it's own thing, so things and easily be plucked apart and put elsewhere.
HELLO MY NAME IS: "Has no fucking clue how to draw or what art even is."
Hello! My Name Name Is: Running out of undos, attempting to fix the problem
thats why I make an entirely new folder JUST for the lineart.
One folder for sketch/rough
One folder for Line
helps me avoid this mistake because I have to make sure the folder is there
One folder for sketch/rough
One folder for Line
helps me avoid this mistake because I have to make sure the folder is there
My boyfriend does this all the time...
If it's a colored sketch I use gimp and remove it almost inmediately. (There's a "delete color" option on the gradient tool that works awesome).
If it's a black/gray sketch it's a little more complicated, but nothing unfixable.
First, I use the gradient to remove as much of the gray as I can and then I apply curves (colors>>curves) to it till all the sketch is gone. (Curves can damage the smoothness of the lineart, I usually add some blur filter if it ends up too jagged)
All of this can probably be done with PS, but I don't know as I don't use it.
If it's a colored sketch I use gimp and remove it almost inmediately. (There's a "delete color" option on the gradient tool that works awesome).
If it's a black/gray sketch it's a little more complicated, but nothing unfixable.
First, I use the gradient to remove as much of the gray as I can and then I apply curves (colors>>curves) to it till all the sketch is gone. (Curves can damage the smoothness of the lineart, I usually add some blur filter if it ends up too jagged)
All of this can probably be done with PS, but I don't know as I don't use it.
ahhaahahh <3 this made me lol <3
ive done this so many times ur not alone XD
ive done this so many times ur not alone XD
I'm surprised art programs don't provide an easy way to fix this. A sort of "redo on new layer" kind of feature.
LOL
I need one of these name tags to wear x3 I do that too often
I need one of these name tags to wear x3 I do that too often
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