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how do u tranfer something that u drawn by hand into the computer the turn it into a line version (By line version i mean you take off all the smuges and make it perfectly perfect) and also what do you use for your coloring and shading?
Here's the link to Paint.NET
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There's also GIMP:
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And FireAlpaca:
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Everyone is different with what type of program works best for them. Try giving all of those a shot and see which one you like best!
Scan it, or take a good-quality picture of it with a camera, and put it on your computer. Crop the unneeded accessories out, and open your picture in Adobe Photoshop CS2+ or Paint Tool Sai.*
*These tools work the best for lineart and drawing; however, you can download Paint.NET and use it. Link to that is here: I do believe there's also a free version of Paint Tool Sai, but with limited access to its features, but don't quote me on that.
It's also best to have a pen tablet, such as a Bamboo Wacom Capture ($100), or a Bamboo Wacom Create ($200). There's also an Intuos 4, but that's $300 - 400. It's possible to line artwork without a pen tablet and just your mouse, but that will require a bit more skill and patience.
With a tablet, all you have to do is outline your picture (IN A NEW LAYER!) to the best of your abilities, which is a lot easier since it's closer to inking on a regular piece of paper. If you're just using a mouse, however, try Googling and/or Deviantart searching "How to use the pen tool in Photoshop CS2+" That will teach you how to properly use the pen tool and make your lines nice and smooth.
I hope this made some sense to you. n_n Take my advice with a grain of salt, though; it's just coming from a girl who had been linearting with her mouse and the Photoshop pen tool until she got her very first tablet last week! Good luck and happing drawing!