I experimented with a new technique today to try and speed up this job. I drew the line in pen and ink, scanned and then colored with flat color in Photoshop. THEN, I used Bob's patented "disolve" technique for the shading. Boy, it goes pretty quick-- slicker than a whistle. Sure beats waiting for the warercolors to dry, using the hair dryer and then scanning the warped paper. This is a DVD project so I don't have to worry about how it prints on paper. I experimented with a new technique today to try and speed up this job. I drew the line in pen and ink, scanned and then colored with flat color in Photoshop. THEN, I used Bob's patented "dissolve" technique for the shading. Boy, it goes pretty quick-- slicker than a whistle. Sure beats waiting for the warercolors to dry, using the hair dryer and then scanning the warped paper. This is a DVD project so I don't have to worry about how it prints on paper.