Nekopaint you say...(wrights it down for future reference)

Now I know how to line my drawings,but I would need practice of coarse.
Thanks for the tutorial!!!

I love all of the tutorials~! Every one of them has helped me out and encourage me to try playing around with these new styles! It's so much fun~ My favorite part is the hair section on the pt. 2 of the soft-shading tutorial. :>

Can I suggest another tutorial? I fail horribly at drawing accurate muscles on my characters, and when I try, they just never look right. I was wondering if you could do a tutorial on how to draw muscles like you did in the sketch here and this art. Thanks! :D

Loved the tutorial! ^^

@Estheryuki:

It is a pretty glitchy program, and is far from perfect so there are alot of questionable things on it.
If you want to try something else, I know of a few other freewares that are alot more sturdy.
there is Paint.net, which I never really used because I got photoshop shortly after downloading
And there is the GIMP, which is a nice program but it doesn't fare well on slower or older computers.

Though if you ever need help with Nekopaint, you can feel free to ask a question...I've used it long enough to get to know some of it x.D

@Erie Machista:

It's a freeware program called NekoPaint I stumbled upon one day (for the english version you have to scroll all the way down in the column to the left and click 'english page'). It makes some really nice crisp lines once you get the brush settings right
I reccomend saving alot though because it isnt a very sturdy program x.D

@haseo luver92:

I use a freeware called NekoPaint for the lines most of the time. When i scan i just use a 200dpi resolution c:
In NekoPaint, youd have to mess with the settings of the brush and save alot too. It can get rather glitchy :.D

@moonlit dream:

I didn't see anything about CTRL+G in GIMP *researched orz*
I'll think of a cheat for people without a ctrl G lawl

And I'm glad to have helped >|D (makes me feel all warm and fuzzy inside O.:

Thanks so much for making this!! ;3; I've been so confused about how to make shading look different depending on the lighting, so this helped a lot. ;D
Do you know if the control+G thing works on gimp, by chance? C:

Oh wow. I never would have thought of using that. Thanks for the tips!!
Oh and btw. it's COMMAND+G for Macs. :]

kyah, you should make a tutorial about how you shade so well! I love the fact that you use purples and yellows for shades and tints... makes sense as they're opposites. Do you use red/green or blue/orange as well? :D Guess I could just look at your gallery for that, ne...? ;>_> EITHER WAY! You should totally give us your knowledge on shading!!!

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+~Yosei~+

yay! knoledge is power
now we shall have your knowledge LOL