Yes yes I've been bad, I've been meaning to do more tuts but you know how life gets in the way. But since it was requested a couple times I decided to make a quick tut on digital screentones. Its just, you know, useful knowledge to have.
This tut is only how to do them in Adobe Photoshop however, so keep that in mind.
Hello, I downloaded this archive a while ago, and finally i opened it (i forgot and i was busy -_-), and I wanted to thank you for posting such a great tutorial, It really works wonders.
In my last trip to Korea I got some genuine screentones, and I realized how expensive it must be to buy them all the time to draw manga (I'm guessing the professional get a discount of sorts). Obviously i couldn't just use them through the traditional method, because i have one and only one of each kind, and i couldn't figure out how to get any for the adobe photoshop.
Then I stumbled with several of your tutorials, and this one solved my problem. Not only it looks great and realistic, but I can keep my originals for future purposes.
I hope I see more of your tutorials, they are really helpful and easy to understand.
thank you so much for taking the time to make this. i hope to put it to good use!
In my last trip to Korea I got some genuine screentones, and I realized how expensive it must be to buy them all the time to draw manga (I'm guessing the professional get a discount of sorts). Obviously i couldn't just use them through the traditional method, because i have one and only one of each kind, and i couldn't figure out how to get any for the adobe photoshop.
Then I stumbled with several of your tutorials, and this one solved my problem. Not only it looks great and realistic, but I can keep my originals for future purposes.
I hope I see more of your tutorials, they are really helpful and easy to understand.