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How to Cel Shade for n00bs. :)
ok.
1--open your picture that u want to shade
2--make a new layer

3--make sure your new layer is selected and has an eye icon on the left
4--zoom in
5--by using the "line" tool and using black as your colour, start drawing lines like so
6--once your lines are done, click the eye icon next to the "background" layer. you will see your lines like this
I havent done them all yet just a few to show you.
7--make the background layer visible again.
8--using the "eyedropper" tool, select a colour that looks like about the average shade for that particular area
you cant see the eyedropper in the pic but the colour is on teh left.
9--using the paint bucket tool, paint the section with the colour.
10--do this to all the areas.
I dont think i can get more detailed than that
Finished examples;


This porsche is cutout, see? It looks all wrong!
1--open your picture that u want to shade
2--make a new layer

3--make sure your new layer is selected and has an eye icon on the left

4--zoom in
5--by using the "line" tool and using black as your colour, start drawing lines like so

6--once your lines are done, click the eye icon next to the "background" layer. you will see your lines like this
I havent done them all yet just a few to show you.
7--make the background layer visible again.
8--using the "eyedropper" tool, select a colour that looks like about the average shade for that particular area
you cant see the eyedropper in the pic but the colour is on teh left.
9--using the paint bucket tool, paint the section with the colour.

10--do this to all the areas.
I dont think i can get more detailed than that
Finished examples;


This porsche is cutout, see? It looks all wrong!
Last edited by 2jzgte; May 23, 2003 at 02:18 PM.
id have to say no. theres a different way of doing it that makes things more "cartoony"? if thats the word.

something to do with vectors i forget, lol. heres a different tutorial for it
http://www.geocities.com/imadriftaholic/anime/anime.htm

something to do with vectors i forget, lol. heres a different tutorial for it
http://www.geocities.com/imadriftaholic/anime/anime.htm
Originally posted by .star.
id have to say no. theres a different way of doing it that makes things more "cartoony"? if thats the word.

something to do with vectors i forget, lol. heres a different tutorial for it
http://www.geocities.com/imadriftaholic/anime/anime.htm
id have to say no. theres a different way of doing it that makes things more "cartoony"? if thats the word.

something to do with vectors i forget, lol. heres a different tutorial for it
http://www.geocities.com/imadriftaholic/anime/anime.htm
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brendan-I used the line tool, so all my lines(including curves) are composed of little lines. On the Trueno i used the paint brush, but the lines aren't as straight. Just play around with it, see waht u like. No need to use that pen tool.
Those muscle cars look good, ES300SD! Thanks for the compliment 2jz.
Those muscle cars look good, ES300SD! Thanks for the compliment 2jz.





