PinkBallons: @EarthPiano: Well, reacharounds and incest are a couple of my favorite fetishes, but I can't stand lactation or this cow cosplay that has been going with it so often lately.
I have strong feelings towards both sides so they don't really cancel one another out, I just don't know how to feel, lol.
EarthPiano: @PinkBallons: I feel ya on both, what I like to do is pretend it's a "Monochrome cheetah who mutated to have horns" kind of cosplay. And the lactation, well that's just Drippings from the recent dive in the local Milk Pool.
EarthPiano: @stingray970: That's a problem I'm trying to fix, Basically when I take an outline I cut the lines from the white background and color "under" the lines. It makes them look choppy from the cut&paste but I'm sure there's a way to improve.
Anonymous3(2): @EarthPiano: What I do is take the lineart, click on "Luminescence to transparency," and then color from there.
Luminescence to transparency basically makes everything grayscale and transparent. White transparency cannot be seen, and black transparency cannot be seen through.
EarthPiano: @stingray970: Ya lost me lol. I found out that if I mess around with the brightness and contrast of an image before selecting the lines it helps keep them smother, then I add a transparency layer (Alpha channel) directy onto the lines, thus reducing the jaggyness a bit more. I'm not quite sure if that sounds like anything you were trying to tell me, BUT I do really appreciate the tip regardless xD I use gimp btw.
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Less shading, more Fancy Hair.
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...Huh, that works both ways.
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How so?
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I have strong feelings towards both sides so they don't really cancel one another out, I just don't know how to feel, lol.
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Couldn't imagine why that would happen from coloring.
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I dunno, I think I'm doing ok for a beginner lol.
Luminescence to transparency basically makes everything grayscale and transparent. White transparency cannot be seen, and black transparency cannot be seen through.
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