/ic/ - Artwork/Critique

>>6244844
Okay so for my last tip to help you save time:

>draw your lines on their own layer
>after you draw them and make sure there aren't any gaps/broken lines
>use Auto Select and click anywhere outside of your lines
>then go to Select at the top of the screen and choose "Invert Selected Area"
>OR press ctrl+shift+I
>now that you have your drawing selected make a NEW layer underneath your line drawing layer
>use the bucket tool to fill in your selection
>above your layers there's a button called "Lock Transparent Pixels" CLICK THAT
>now you have your entire drawing filled in, ready to be colored properly, AND you can't color outside of the lines

And the bonus tip is just creating a layer ABOVE your color layer and BELOW your lines layer and set it to Multiply. Now pick any color you like and shade. It's a pretty quick way to shade a drawing.