We are going to change the color of our lives.
Now, when in doubt, always make a duplicate of your voice and make a duplicate of your layer here.
So it's got to go over here right click and a duplicate layer.
Forget which one of these are duplicate efforts up here.
Very.
I don't know.
I don't I can't I don't think they got it up here.
Like I said, these symbols are different.
So let's just have the ink copy on top.
We could change this to color.
Color lines.
Because maybe you don't want black lines.
Let's go over here and let's choose a brownish, dark brown color or maybe even a light brown color.
Medium brown, whatever.
That's red.
I'm sorry.
Colorblind.
That's me.
All right, so I'm right here in the middle.
I got, like, hue of 29, saturation of 50, and then I'm on the square and the value is 49.
So we are going to go back to our friend clothes and Phil and we are going to just kind of go around
here.
Hmm.
Now.
You could see that it turned the entire thing there.
Why is that?
Well, when you do this and that happens, look over here and go over to only black.
Then we will try this again.
Got to make sure it's on only black.
Because if your inking layer is black, then you only want to change what is only black.
Give it a second look at that.
A nice, brighter, different kind of color.
And now if you want to fill in the colors however you want, or let's say that you are doing something
that's a little bit cooler, let's say that this character is on the inside of something that is freezing.
Ohio Jones is is in.
I don't know.
An icy tundra.
Why he would be dressed like this is beyond me.
But just.
Just roll with me on this.
So then, if we want to change those lines, the blue, we just change the color.
For all my colourist peeps out there that really know what you're doing way more than I do.
And so we've changed the line to that color.
And so you can do that.
Also, you can lock the transparency just to let you know.
So you can lock transparency like transparent pixels.
You can go in with say.
Airbrush.
And I would increase the airbrush.
And if you wanted to just color over the lines, that's the easiest way to do it.
In my opinion, it's the easiest way to do it.
So that's if you're digital painting or whatever, and you just want those lines to be that color.
And I want maybe the vast lines to be a little bit lighter.
That's going to be entirely up to you.
And obviously you have to fix in between here, maybe a little darker blue on the inside.
And you can just keep your lines different colors if you want.
So when you.
So then when you drop in color, let's do this the right way here.
So I can lead by example for.
So.
Said this.
I have this surrounding area.
Now, maybe I put this as the reference.
Let's set this one as reference and I've got this blank layer here.
So we're going to fill.
I got close and fell on here.
Let's see.
Cause that wasn't originally what I was doing.
But I'm sure some of you might be asking.
Oh, wait, it's not only black.
So now we are going to go to.
See, we got here all enclosed.
Areas, including transparency.
So see, let's try this a little piece right here.
Yeah, that works.
But it's not given us quite what we want.
It's a little bit.
Let's go with.
I'm sure this may not be.
This may not be the optimal one.
So area surrounded by white and transparent.
It's not going to be.
It shoots in my transparency.
All in closed areas except transparency.
Let's try that.
Mm hmm.
No.
So what would I do then?
So I got that as a way.
Yeah, I'm on the regular.
So.
Can we do that?
That's a little bit better.
That is a little bit better just to go in and click.
So that would be your safest bet here.
But I would change up the color maybe a little bit.
So it's given us a little bit color.
It's up to you.
You can go darker
and let's see if the paint unfilled area is going to work for us as well.
We will go over it a few times.
Yeah, that works.
So you can do either either of those.
So I'm just trying to give you as many methods as possible so you can turn this workflow into your own.
So you got a different color line, and this would probably be something that would be a little bit
more painterly, maybe.
But I wanted to put that out there because I I'm almost positive that some of you would say, well,
wait a minute, I don't want black lines.
And that's okay, because that's not everybody's style.
You don't want black lines and you don't necessarily want to really get in there and go over the lines
that you already created.
I get it.
So with that said, I'm going to stop talking for your next video.