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I admit that "save your work" part is stupid too, but pffffft, oh well.... ;w;
also I'd love to see your artwork that was done with the help of this tutorial!
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you got a point there, but I think the cell-shade technique is better done with crisp and vector-like lineart, isn't it?
but after I saw your drawings, I think I know what you mean, and probably will try your tips next
I can understand it's not the most adequate technique for you ^^' but I do have this friend who draws lineart with brushes
We have also discussed that a soft-edged pen tool is most likely the best tool for a vector look, without looking too vectory.
It's advice anyways, it's perfectly fine if you might or might not decide to take it ^^
Anyways, keep the good work