My Lion King Forum

Alrighty! This is something I've been working on for the better part of a week now. It's Sage, in super HD! lol I got bored, got pressure sensitivity back to my tablet. I had to install some Driver's that you can only get to if you look through your disc. I think it's Marz, but maybe that's how you can get pressure back to your tablet as well. XD
If you know image definition, HD stuff. You'll be able to see this is twice 1080p. Try 2160p. 4k is the right term. I expected this to be a huge file. 2MB? Fine by me.
I tried to give this image a clear defining of where the light was coming from, and experimented some.
I hope you all like this huge Sage! He is a blast to draw!

Artwork, Sage [c] 1Timestones 2014

Yes pressure sensitivity is the best!!! I go crazy if I don't have it! To bad the water mark is so large. You need an icon or something that you can put on like the paw or something so we can still see you beautiful art. Great job with the lightning! I like how you color the lines as well.

Indeed "nodds with content face"
Yea... sorry about that. I've been think about that. I got a couple signatures as well on this, but I don't think that's enough. Cuz it can easily get edited out. A big watermark is a yea, good luck removing that, but I am think it's a bit too much. I'll likely repost this pic with a better WM.

And thanks! It was only six days, lol That was actually rather simple.
I simple duplicate the blck line-art, invert it, and erase where I don't want white. Then I highlight the white ls, select the blk la, and erase where the white la overlaps it. That's about it.

Amazing! It looks so... shiny! Great job, Times!

Thank you.

Dude this is so cool; I really love the shiny effect in his eyes! This is really awesome, hun!

Thanks a lot!
That's actually rather simple to pull off. You'll need to PS, Gimp, or Paint Tool SAI to do it though. Simple make a layer infront of your pic, get the lighter colour to their eye, set the layer to screen or linear dodge, make a blob slightly larger than the eye ontop of the eye, duplicate that layer. Motion blur both layers, one at 0*, and the other at 90*

Wow! That's a lot of work! I just color my lineart by selecting the line layer and transparency lock. It's the little checkered board box next to the layers. And then you can color on just the lines.

Yup, I know, but I do it this way because that way if I wanted to give either line-art a glow of any kind, I could do so easily.