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Published: 2011-03-04 18:34:14 +0000 UTC; Views: 14815; Favourites: 307; Downloads: 342
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Jamie Hewlett's Tank Girl. And Jiro Matsumoto's Becchin. And my wife. On a tank.So I prefer working in pencil to ink, but I really like using zip tone. And it looks wonky on pencil work. So I'm trying to use this texture I made with a graphite stick as a zip tone.
Thoughts on that?
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This works perfectly, and I think you could still get away with using large-dotted zipatone just for grungy textures in the shadows, perhaps.
And Jiro Matsumoto is my favorite Matsumoto -- so good.
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Yeah, I've been meaning to revisit this process for a while. Thanks for the zip-tone idea! I'm gonna give that a shot next time I get some free time.
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Looks good man.
I like that it's similar to tone, but fits better with the pencil lines. I've never seen anything like it before and it rocks.
Also I like that Kat's there. *waves*
Also those shoes. That perspective. I freakin' dig this.
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I buy it. Goes great with your very pencil-textured lines.
Did you make a page-sized texture sample and then mask it?
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Kind of. I made a page-sized texture, knocked out all the white in channels, and then cut in and out of it with my eraser, like normal zip-o-tone. To change the value, I locked the transparency and painted onto it. It's a quick way to work, and I think I'ma do it again.
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