Comment 9340

That's cause alot of it is up to you with how you do it. You looked like you wanted solid black lines in this thouhg, so I thought I'd point it out. This can also be done with selecting the white area you wish to colour, but you may get an anti alias look if it isn't a pure black and white pic (sorry- antialias is the slight blend between colours that stop the sharp change between lineart to your colouring.) My suggestion is to make a seperate layer (if you have a programme to do this!) for your b+w (make sure its pure black and white by contrasting it) and colouring on a layer below it. That's how I colour. One black layer, and 20 other layers of colours and highlights XD I'm such a layer freak ^^;