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Darkseeker
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Uh, question.
So if I want to colour in a line art with black lines, and my OC is just a black furred wolf, how do I colour the wolf in without losing the lines?
Does that make sense?
Help :') |
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Neutral
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Make the wolf a lighter black then the lines. |
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Neutral
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lighter black lines for the lineart and a normal or dark black colour for the wolf itself |
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Neutral
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Do a small bit of white between the two blacks to make the lines visible |
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Game Moderator
Darkseeker
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Panic-- that would make the whole thing look terrible.
You can either make the lines lighter colored: https://i.postimg.cc/C1Tmf1PH/image.png
Or just lighten up your wolf: https://i.postimg.cc/L5ytv6TW/image.png |
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Neutral
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When making a black wolf, you should actually never use the pure color black. That makes it look like a shapeless blob, as demonstrated by Venn. Make it a couple shades lighter, make it a dark grey. (it doesn't even have to be that dark! We still get the idea of blackness if you use a medium gray). If you're not going to shade, though, you might want to use a dark grey. But if you start with medium gray and then shade with dark grey or something very close to black, it will end up looking black. |
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Lightbringer
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Other members summed this up pretty well, but I rarely ever use pure black or white in art - it's just not natural. Usually a dark grey gets the point across - you could also use a dark cool or warm grey to make it more interesting~
Also, I'm going to move this to Art Help because I think it fits better there. c: |
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Darkseeker
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Ah, thank you, everyone! ^^
I'll try my best to get this line art of my OC to come out relatively (hopefully) nice :) |
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