Coloring Process - Switching between MyPaint and GIMP

Mokonafan · **Posted:** Thu Aug 01, 2013 2:20 pm **(#1)**

I wouldn't call this a "step by step tutorial" but it's a coloring process to show how I did something, it's purpose is to give you the idea not tell you how to.

P.s: I noticed some typos...sorry about that. :S

Video Here! (Click)

Our Coloring Project will be my Indian Woman.

I started from this Sketch:

Finished!

Clothes Pattern is this image here.

I hope this is helpful to someone!

Attachment:

IndianWoman Coloring Process.pdf [2.42 MiB]
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~ God Bless ~

~ Moko

Erisian · **Posted:** Thu Aug 01, 2013 3:27 pm **(#2)**

It's interesting to see how you put this together. It's always helpful to read other people's methods because you often pick up something useful that you wouldn't otherwise have thought of.

Mokonafan · **Posted:** Thu Aug 01, 2013 3:31 pm **(#3)**

Erisian wrote:

It's interesting to see how you put this together. It's always helpful to read other people's methods because you often pick up something useful that you wouldn't otherwise have thought of.

My coloring style in MyPaint is a influenced a bit by my Traditional Art style.
Glad you enjoyed it! :>

Mokonafan · **Posted:** Thu Aug 01, 2013 5:35 pm **(#4)**

PDF and Video are added to the post.

AnMal · **Posted:** Fri Aug 02, 2013 2:46 am **(#5)**

mokonafan: it looks a bit complicated to me with this switching between software, but i can see it pays for you. i'm supposed to introduce gimp, mypaint and tuxpaint at work this autumn, so i'll probably need to get back to your mypaint reviews and brush descriptions and this thread too.

Mokonafan · **Posted:** Fri Aug 02, 2013 10:50 am **(#6)**

Well I hope this stuff helps.
It's not really that hard for me, but maybe I'm used to doing everythimg the hard way.

The next MyPaint should have more layer modes so maybe the switch won't be as needed as it is for me now. Lol

I hope it goes well with the introduction.