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Hah! Great pic, jeff!
this is so cool. If only there would be a way to include it in my star wars rgp campaign… young huttling perhaps…
just too cute!
heres a coloured version i made with paint.net http://picasaweb.google.com/Tristan.comic.freak/Heroes#5436156150654440978
Thanks Tristan, that’s fun!
I can’t use Paint.net as I am on a Mac, but in Photoshop here’s what I do to color black lineart.
Make two copies of the art layer, right on top of each other.
Set the Layer Blend Mode of the top layer to “Multiply” and then lock it.
Color on the bottom copy layer and the color should show through to the top layer, while the top layer’s black lines stay black.
If someone tries that out in Paint.net, let me know, I’ll be curious if it works.
Whoah Nice Job, I Missed This 1