Sharing... a little something...

Tutorial 5!!! yeah!!

2008-08-26T20:59:00.000-07:00

Nxt, select the base colour using the dropper tool, and choose a colour just a tenny weeny bit darker than it. This colour shld be inbetween the base and the lightest shadow.

Use this inbetween colour to blend the base and the lightest shade of shadow. Continue using more in between colours till the transition looks smooth.

Do the same with the lighter shadow and the darker shadow.

After awhile u shld get something like that... but this is not v. well done... just keep blending it >.<

And then U colour everything else the same way :) Hope this helped, Lena-chan... the end! lol

Tutorial 4.... :)

2008-08-26T20:51:00.000-07:00

Do the shadows... don't have to be too meticulous yet

Do about 3 tones of shadows... (i only dd 2 cuz I'm lazy)

Nxt, we'll start blending!

Tutorial 3

2008-08-26T20:39:00.000-07:00

Nxt, Click on the new layer u created and using the paint bucket, fill the whole thing white.

So now the white and the lines are on diff layers.

Click on the brush tool again, and (after selecting the colour u want) paint a base coat. (Make sure u do this on the layer u created, not the line layer!)

Than, adjust the size of the brush and start doin shadows'

Select a colour SLIGHTLY darker for the shadows

Tutorial part 2

2008-08-26T20:27:00.001-07:00

Then, select a colour XD

by double clicking the colour square on e left

Nxt, we wanna get rid of the white. Click on the original layer and go to select->colour range

Select the white colour and click Ok

Nxt u press delete and the white will be gone. It is a little unclear cuz u did it in pencil, but if u inked it u should see all the lines

Tutorial for Lena XD

2008-08-26T20:17:00.000-07:00

First, u open it in photoshop, right?

Then u select the paint brush

Then U adjust the settings so it is softer at the edges

Next u create a new layer and drag it beneath the original layer. This will be the layer u r working on.