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vcrshark ➡️ Bluesky/Insta start with 3 layers 1) set lineart to reference 2) switch to fill layer & color drop outside lineart 3) gaussian blur fill layer & set to reference 4) switch to color layer, color drop inside lineart, & adjust threshold to your liking 5) delete fill... show more

Marlow 🏔️🐾 Critterfolk 🦊🌱

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@vcrshark I just manually color the outline like some sort of crude animal 😂😭

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Marlow 🏔️🐾 Critterfolk Plushies 🦊🌱 🔜 TFFvor 2 Jahren

this does work with thin textured lines too!

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@vcrshark 🙏🙏🙏 wow this is super helpful!!!!

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