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Not bad man, I hope you don't mind but I can give you some pointers on how to color. Now their is many ways of doing it, this is just how I like to do it.

1. Draw image

2. Ink image

3 Scan image 600dpi

4. Save scanned image as (gray scale)B&W Master in case you want to revert back to the original

5. Make a copy reduce size to 300dpi

6. Go to Adjustments and adjust the levels so that the blacks are pure and whites are pure.

7. Use the Magic Wand select all black (Click Anti-alias and unclick Contiguous)

8. Copy and past a new layer as "Line Art"

9. Change "Mode" to CMYK (this is the color spectrum of most printers though difficult to use)

10. Make seprate layers for foregrounds and backgrounds and all that jazz to make it easier to distinguish what you're working on. (Make sure the layers are under the "Line Art" layer) To make it easier to color in the lines, use the "Polygonal Tool" and trace the middle of the black lines in the area you wish to color in.

11. Have fun and experiment!



This should get you started in the right direction. Here's one that I've done to give you an idea.

Any time man! Working with Photoshop is not an easy task especially with all the cool things it can do. Keep practicing and you'll get it.