Comment 24089
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Yummidy yum-yum!
You certainly did those eyes of his justice my dear; and I'm so happy you've done a fanart of him! I know how much you obses-*cough*-love him.
*psst* Did you use Corel Painter IX for this too? If you did, how did you go about cleaning up the line work? I plan on getting the program in June...I had a trial version of it, but never figured out how to clean up the lineart...Anyway! 
Awesome work deary! 
You certainly did those eyes of his justice my dear; and I'm so happy you've done a fanart of him! I know how much you obses-*cough*-love him.
*psst* Did you use Corel Painter IX for this too? If you did, how did you go about cleaning up the line work? I plan on getting the program in June...I had a trial version of it, but never figured out how to clean up the lineart...Anyway! Awesome work deary! Comment ID 24089
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Well what I did was that I made the original pencil sketch. And that was some task alone in itself. I couldn't find very many fanarts of him to go off of (none that are very big or show off his gorgeous face enough for me) so I paused my Tivo box on his face and sketched him out. Isn't technology wonderful? ^^ Anyway, after I had the sketch all uploaded to the Corel Painter IX, All I really did was just color inside of my sketch lines. I prefer to use the airbrush tools. After the skin (or hair or clothing) was all colored in, I went back over the outlines in black with the fine tip air brush #3. That is the smallest attachment I have found so far to do the line art. Otherwise, the paint will pretty much just cover up any mishaps on the lineart. Plus it does have tons of Eraser features too. It is in the little box you click on to change the style you want to use. From Airbrush to oils, etc. But I absolutely LOVE this program. It is the best one that I have found so far. 
And I am so happy that you like how he turned out. I am quite pleased too. I have him as my screen saver too. I am so obsess... err, in love with him. All my love to you hun. Mwah!
Isn't technology wonderful? ^^ Anyway, after I had the sketch all uploaded to the Corel Painter IX, All I really did was just color inside of my sketch lines. I prefer to use the airbrush tools. After the skin (or hair or clothing) was all colored in, I went back over the outlines in black with the fine tip air brush #3. That is the smallest attachment I have found so far to do the line art. Otherwise, the paint will pretty much just cover up any mishaps on the lineart. Plus it does have tons of Eraser features too. It is in the little box you click on to change the style you want to use. From Airbrush to oils, etc. But I absolutely LOVE this program. It is the best one that I have found so far. And I am so happy that you like how he turned out. I am quite pleased too. I have him as my screen saver too. I am so obsess... err, in love with him. All my love to you hun. Mwah!
I had the program for about 2 months; I did a trial on my puter, and another my mom's...shh...