When I looked at the thumbnail of this I thought you were going to look angry, but seeing you all playful winking is even better. I think that you got a good bit of detail and the thick-lines style really seems to fit your art well.

*Giggles* Thankies X3

I like it; no doubt about it. Great job

Thanks ^^

Oh, color is easy to add under black and white images.

1. Rename the layer with the lineart in it 'lineart' (if the lineart layer is called 'background' and is locked, double click its icon to make it a normal, unlocked layer)
2. Create a layer under the lineart layer called 'color' http://img144.imageshack.us/img144/.....icture3ih2.png
3. With the lineart layer selected, change its layer mode to 'multiply'. http://img301.imageshack.us/img301/.....icture4rq0.png This will make all the whites in the layer transparent, allowing any color in the layer bellow it to show through. (make sure you're changing the layer mode of the lineart layer, not the color layer)
4. Draw in your color in the 'color' layer http://img257.imageshack.us/img257/.....icture5zj1.png
5. if you ever want to do the reverse, having the whites show, and the blacks be transparent, instead of 'multiply' use 'screen' http://img301.imageshack.us/img301/.....icture6gl1.png
6. ???
7. Profit!

As a side note, this also works wonders when you want to color in a sketch directly that you've scanned in, since this method works with greys too, making the white element of it transparent, only leaving the black element, partially transparent

Hope this helps. More importantly though I forgot to say: nice job ^^

...You're a Life Saver ;_; *Hugs*

I do what I can ^^ *hugs back*

awesome work!

Thankles <3

amazing!!

Thanks ^^

wow this is cute =3

Thanks :3