How to Ink in Photoshop
Open Photoshop and open a line drawing that you want to ink.,Press right-click on the Background Layer and select Duplicate, then change this layer to "Sketch" (name the layers can help you easy to recognize) , Create a new layer and name the new...
Step-by-Step Guide
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Step 1: Open Photoshop and open a line drawing that you want to ink.
Select the Pen tool, set it to Paths and make sure that you already tick to turn-on Add/Delete Anchors , After finish, press Right-click and select Fill Path , This example uses Black as the foreground color.
After select Fill Path, the Fill Path options box will appear.
Select Use Foreground Color>OK.
Press Right-click again and select Delete Path ,,,, -
Step 2: Press right-click on the Background Layer and select Duplicate
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Step 3: then change this layer to "Sketch" (name the layers can help you easy to recognize)
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Step 4: Create a new layer and name the new layer "White" and set White layer immediately under Sketch layer.
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Step 5: Go to Sketch layer and change the Opacity of this layer to 20 percent
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Step 6: Go to White layer and use the Paint Bucket tool to fill the White Layer with white.
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Step 7: Magnify the area you want to ink and create new layer
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Step 8: change the name to Ink.
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Step 9: Start dragging and moving the Tangent Bars of the points to make the lines of the path better conform to the curves of your line drawing.
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Step 10: Don't forget to set the foreground color to one that you want.
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Step 11: Continue to do Black outline area until finish
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Step 12: Create new layer and name it Ink color
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Step 13: set this layer immediately under Ink layer
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Step 14: I will do a detail such as eyes
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Step 15: mouth in this layer.
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Step 16: Continue to do every detail until finish
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Step 17: Create new layer and name it Ink color 2
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Step 18: set it immediately under Ink color layer
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Step 19: this layer for a main color such as skin tone.
Detailed Guide
Select the Pen tool, set it to Paths and make sure that you already tick to turn-on Add/Delete Anchors , After finish, press Right-click and select Fill Path , This example uses Black as the foreground color.
After select Fill Path, the Fill Path options box will appear.
Select Use Foreground Color>OK.
Press Right-click again and select Delete Path ,,,,
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