Traditional Media Art

[AngelEyeSprings]

Alright so I was working on this picture of Anthy (thank you for the suggestion @sanslover69 ), and I'm happy with the linework in picrel... But I freaking messed up all the coloring and now the picture looks weird and gross colorwise... I'm going to try to "fix" the colors with acrylic paint and scan in.

What would be the best way to extract the linework with a photoshop-like program if I want to color it digitally like a coloring book?

I'm so...

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[humanfinny]

oh my gosh it looks great Amy! Love both your more typical style and this one with a thinner line too! I think you could have done even more falling petals but maybe thats just me, love some falling petals lolol...

[NinAcTi0N]

What would be the best way to extract the linework with a photoshop-like program if I want to color it digitally like a coloring book?

Hmm… I do know FireAlpaca and IbisPaint allow you to extract lines digitally, so you could try using them for that, if you feel like doing it again next time :]

I really love both programs due to their simplicity, so it’s definitely a recommendation ^^

[AngelEyeSprings]

oh my gosh it looks great Amy! Love both your more typical style and this one with a thinner line too! I think you could have done even more falling petals but maybe thats just me, love some falling petals lolol...

Thank you very much! I am also a huge sucker for falling petals / flowers... I wish I put in some more!

Hmm… I do know FireAlpaca and IbisPaint allow you to extract lines digitally, so you could try using them for that, if you feel like doing it again next time :]

I really love both programs due to their simplicity, so it’s definitely a recommendation ^^

Thank you!! These were the kind of recommendations I was looking for! I don't have photoshop nor am I prominent in it, so I was a little conflicted doing research haha. ORZ