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Edit: Please only leave a comment about the actual tutorial. I'm getting a lot of irrelevant critiques on the lineart, which really doesn't have anything to do with learning to color. ;0;
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A coloring tutorial! Finally! I hope you guys find this helpful. If you have any questions, please ask!I also have a Pen Tool Tutorial if you'd like to go back a step and start at Lineart 101.
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- Lock these layers.
- Go the green layer.
- You can now color the green lines with whatever color you want without interfering with the rest of the picture. I used a gradient on my layer, but you can use an airbrush, pencil, paint bucket, etc.
- Do the same for the red layer.