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Flatting tutorial part 1 by *m-u-d-c-a-t:iconm-u-d-c-a-t:

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Part 1 of the flatting tutorial I promised Ben I'd get done before the weekend was up.

Don't mock mah flatting methods ZOMG DIAF!!!

part 2: [link]

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*SplashColors:iconSplashColors: Nov 10, 2007, 3:55:59 PM
Wow, this reminds me of my tut, only a thousand times better!!! (Not quite as funny since your not running around in your underwear like I was.)
*m-u-d-c-a-t:iconm-u-d-c-a-t: Nov 10, 2007, 3:57:32 PM
WTH? You had a tut up for flatting? Wish I'd known that when I told Ben I'd make one.
*SplashColors:iconSplashColors: Nov 10, 2007, 4:08:38 PM
Not so much on flatting, just the layout and the fonts made me think of my tut, yours is so much better, mine was more of a Crash Course!!!
~Yawneth:iconYawneth: Nov 10, 2007, 4:31:05 PM
:O i want a super-secret stash of sequentials too XD
Good Tut man really informative :)

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`GH-MoNGo:iconGH-MoNGo: Nov 10, 2007, 4:47:44 PM
Any particular reason why you don't save selections in Channels? I think that would make things a lot easier in case you have to go back and re-colour something. It means you wouldn't have to keep re-lasso-ing.

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*m-u-d-c-a-t:iconm-u-d-c-a-t: Nov 10, 2007, 5:11:19 PM
Ya don't have to relasso with flats. You put yer flats on a seperate layer or channel. Then you just use the magic wand to grab the area you're gonna color. Do alla yer coloring on a seperate layer or in the RGB/CMYK channel. If you need to fix something later, you just go back to yer flats layer/channel, grab the problem area with the wand, then go back and recolor.
*m-u-d-c-a-t:iconm-u-d-c-a-t: Nov 12, 2007, 9:10:54 AM
Haha, but yer tut has you dressed up like a loon!
*m-u-d-c-a-t:iconm-u-d-c-a-t: Nov 12, 2007, 9:18:24 AM
Hehe, it's easy to get a super-secret stash. Just send em a polite note asking for some hi rez files. I've found that 99% of the pencillers and inkers here on DA have no problem sending you artwork when ya ask em nicely. Even the extremely busy guys.
*Dolphinryder:iconDolphinryder: Nov 12, 2007, 1:49:24 PM
In all the time I've spent flatting, I'd never once considered how much friggin' easier my life would have been if I'd just separated each section with a line! I'd been lassoing each shape all this time. *head-desk* You've just made my job MUCH simpler, thanks! :hug:

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