Hrmmmm......I don't really know of any good tuts, but I all I can say is this. based on what I do:

1) I open a file that is 1200x1500 with 700dpi for resolution
2) I sketch something using a 5pt size brush
3) I change the color of the sketch to a very light green, extra saturated. (easier to see lineart)
4) I make a lineart layer above this sketch layer.
5) I change the brush size to 2pt cuz I like my lines super thin, then I begin the work.

Useful tip: Make quick strokes when doing lineart. If you spend too much time dragging the tablet pen across the work space, they'll become jagged. The same problem can also occur if you try to outline something at regular size, so try zooming in wen outlining. ^^ So, the most important parts in my opinion is having a high resolution file, zooming in, and making quick strokes.

Hope this helps!

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Seconding what =SetoKakashiluver said. Though personally I sketch at a small resolutions just to get things down without lagging, and if I want to ink it I just blow it up later. XD;

It helps to mess with the minimum diameter of your brush (35% is my favorite for inking) so you don't have to worry so much about pressure and you can focus on getting a clean line. Though, I find that I almost always have to go back with the eraser and prune things.

If you have a HUGE SWEEPING CURVE to draw it might be easier just to use the pen tool.

I have no idea, since I don't do digital stuff. D:

Good luck with your interweb of fail, though.

moar van? O:

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I don't ink in photoshop when i go digitally. My older version just does not handle the brush tools to be absolutly perfect. Painter's pen tools have certain programming to allow you to smooth your stroke more. Even vector is smooth if you have some thing that can do it, make sure to use the pen tool.

Thanks so much for the advice. I'm clueless about vectors and how to use the pen tools, but I'm sure I'll figure it all out one day.

It's nice to know that hand drawn art is still useful for digital work.

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MORE VAN~! RAAAAAAAAAARRRRRRRRRR~!

I shall fill the interweb with the Commandant~ Mwa ha ha ha~!

The internet seems to be working now, though. No more strange spasms.

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Thank you so much~!

...minimum diameter of my brush...pressure? Gotcha. *goes to look up exactly how to play with those parameters*

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"You make a living by what you get. You make a life by what you give."
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Thank you thank you thank you~!

I understood all that perfectly! My computer tends to be very slow, but I'm sure if I bust the image into pieces, I can work at 700 dpi in color.

Thank you again, you're wonderful

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"You make a living by what you get. You make a life by what you give."
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No prob! ^^

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I am Silver-Chan

Art commissions = <3