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By the way, the simplicity of your works, and as consequence, the emotions these evoke...
You're great.
occasionally I use a soft eraser to create a gradient where the subject fades (feet of Tau, and base of Tau Zero - the other two red Tau's)
Ah, thanks for sharing that. As far as I understand this method of yours, first you scan your hand drawn outlines, and then you color in photoshop. Basically that's it, right? I observed that the outlines that you make are very prominent. But how do you color in such a way that the black outlines are not covered by the paint in photoshop? I have a trick to do this, but it does not produce the same quality as your method. If it is a secret of yours, I would understand if you do not want to answer the question. You have been of great help in any case. Thanks NegativeFeedback Sir.
and for filling you can either zoom in and use a precise brush or select with the magic wand - if it's a closed shape or try to close it first - then fill the selection
hope this helps