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So here is the inking tutorial for sketches in photoshop ;)

Hope there aren't too many mistakes in the text... *gg* :blush: and I do hope it is easy to understand and helpful for inking :D

sorry.. I have to add.. the new DA submission form is totally.. :doh: ARGH! %&$§ insert evil word here...

Has anybody an idea how to make a preview file with the new submission form??? I can't find it... DARGH!
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~MrPassover Apr 24, 2012  New member Hobbyist General Artist
Some very useful tricks & Tips, ty!

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~emeraldgardensnail Nov 30, 2011
This is very interesting! I'm thinking of inking with my tablet instead of that pen tool.
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*homaki Aug 16, 2010
really helpful tut. thank you. ^^
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~erimeow14 Jul 16, 2010
thanks for the tutorial! :huggle:

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~kimine-kun May 27, 2010
I always has this shaky problem when doing the line , how do you over come that ? And , if I'm using tablet , the result of using tablet is actually the same like using a mouse . I have to erase the tip of the line to make sure the line looks nice .

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*Lizkay May 29, 2010
I had the problem with the shaky lines too, I could get rid of it by putting a sheet of paper on the active surface of the tablet, taped on with sticky tape, so it's a lot less slippery, but it makes your nibs worn out easily and a lot faster!
Concerning the lines being thin on the end and the beginning can be a program setting, in Photoshop for example you need to turn the 'pen pressure' on in the brush settings ;)
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~kimine-kun Jun 9, 2010
Really ? We can put a paper on the end ? Thanks ! That really help me .
BTW I don't know how to change brush pressure because my Photoshop version is actually PS Element and they didnt provide the tool to edit brushes . So can you put a download brush set for this technique ? THANK YOU FOR YOUR GREAT INFORMATION !

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*Lizkay Jun 9, 2010
yes, on the tablet-surface (not on the pen!), the signal of the tablet-pen goes through the paper, as said, the only negative thing you need to keep in mind is that it's going to grind down your tablet pen-nibs a lot faster than without paper!
The brush-setting, per se, the possibility to do settings at all can't be saved into a brush set, I am afraid, if the programm doesn't allow that setting you can't 'add' it ^^;
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~kimine-kun Jun 11, 2010
What is a pen-nibs ? The plastic ending on the tip of the pen is it ?

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*Lizkay Jun 12, 2010
yes, the little plastic end tip, it's replaceable ;)
but these parts are rather pricey
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