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Oooooh, I like it! Style, choice of colours - perfect.

How much of it did you paint in TVP (in %)? I see you scanned some papers, did you also scan textures? Could you maybe write a short tutorial about how to achieve that silkscreen printing look?

I was talking more in general. That setting (pressure etc) of course appears only with bushes.

The little square in the tool settings window right next to opacity should be C, not P. (RMB on the square gets you all opions.)

The possible reasons why any colour isn't 100% opaque are: - the layer is not set to 100% opacity - the tool is set to less than 100% opacity - the tool is set to less than 100% power - tool's power or opacity are pressure-dependent - a paper is active - a mask is active - the layer is set to some o...

Have you checked if there's a paper active?

Mind you, I didn't mock your personal needs, it just doesn't work for me. Maybe you could post a screenshot of that situation so we see what you're at?

I just try to imagine what you can see in 30 overlapping images. I'm confused with 5 already. If I do something which requires me to keep track of more positions (like a flying object), I'll create a guide image instead.

This is part of my ongoing request to make it easier to backup TVP with all settings and be able to export it so another artist could use those settings - not like a complete installation, but project-related. It should be possible to import a subset of custom panels and FX settings without having t...

*blush* Hi Mike, nice to see you here! It has been several years ... did I ever tell you how I have been at MIFA in Annecy and recognized your logo at the South Africa stand?

As long as you keep a single colour on a separate layer you can: set "preserve layer transparency" and paint, or draw a coloured rectangle over it.

OK. I seriously recommend you work through the tutorials to get all the basic concepts.
Layer tab: in the timeline, the part left to a layer with the name and settings. Lots of buttons there, one is "save alpha". See manual.

If the black part is on transparent: just ckeck "save alpha" in layer tab, then draw or use rectangle tool. If black is on white use Scan Cleaner first.

Try again and set the alpha setting in the import window to guess or anything, but not no alpha.

Very nice! I like the overall roughness (which also speeds up work). Of course I could quibble about some cuts and choices, but what the hell, deadline and finished! What's the source of video material? Did you use other software for this in preparation of those videos (colour corretion/tweaking)? A...

What you're looking for then is a Wacom pen computer, running Windows 10.