Ok, I'm working on a costume for a new Aquabats based character. I wont tell you the specifics, as they really aren't important.

All I need is this rough outline (which will be inked again, so nothing too complex) of a tiger pouncing finished. Warning, it's big.

I will be finishing up this picture by inking the rough outline over again, I'm just still not as good of an illustrator as I would like to be, and every attempt I make to finish this outline looks like my overweight aunt Jumanji's chunkly booty.. Which isn't what I'm going for, obviously. lol

Having this done would be awesome! It's real easy, but if your quick and really good about it I might do something in return. (Maybe I'll elf you or something else like that.)

Well, here's my try at it.
One with thick lines, and one with thinner lines. Whichever one you like more.

Thick
Thin

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Oh my gosh, I love your thin outline! How about we collaborate, I'll do the outline on pencil, and you could ink it. (Did you use Macromedia flash?) I'll just finish up the picture, (which may take a while,) and I'll pm you to see if you're interested. Thanks a lot man. :)

I wouldn't mind getting this inked for you, especially if it's gonna take a while. I'm kinda up to my eyes in work, at the moment, but in about a month I think I'll be clear of most of it. So yeah.

Also, I use Photoshop's Pen tool to do the inking. It's genius.

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I see how you used the photoshop ink tool with the thick, but did you use a tablet with pressure sensitivity or something for the thin one?

Heh. Nope! Actually, Photoshop does pressure sensitive emulation, if you want it to. All you have to do it check the little "simulate pressure" box when you go to stroke the paths.

There's actually a pretty simple and sweet tutorial on Deviant art, by acaraluv.
Check it out.

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Holy shazambles chicken noodle soup! That's a very nice tutorial! It seems like most of those "sweet sweet intense awesome lineart" tutorials are all by amazing artists using tablets, so...thanks a bunch. I'll give it a swing, thanks for the outline, dude.