I've...been having trouble w/it. -_-U And what's a tablet btw? ^.-U

Use a brush with low opacity for the lines and try to trace the lines more than once to create an antialias effect. The lines will probably be jaggy, so you can use a low opacity eraser to erase the jaggy edges.
A tablet is a flat rectangular object that connects to the computer with. It comes with a mouse that works when you move it on its surface. It also comes with a pen that when you draw something on the tablet, instead of the doodle appearing on the tablet, it appears on the screen, just like magic! <:)
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That reminds me....MY TABLET DOESN'T WORK GODDAMNIT!
I have troubles with lineart too, so I can't help...
Hmm - I'll try that style what Xodiak told.

There are many forums that will help you with lineart. I think there is a pinned forum that talks about different types of lineart- like with pencil, airbrush, pen, and watercolor.

The 2Draw Forum needs a FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions) page. On the FAQ page you can find links to old forum posts so there are no repeat posts or repeat questions, like this one.

Okey ^_- and ehm, where can one be of the obtaining of one of these, so called, "tablets"? ^^

If people are tired of repeating things to new users, they could conceivably post that information on the wiki so that it's easy to find. Right now there are only two or three people contributing content to the wiki. *hint hint*

it takes practice, i'm starting to actually build a style of my own, in which I will start drawing my lineart alot thiker than before. I am trying to build the same style on the computer as my style on pencil and paper. As long as you keep practicing, then you'll get better and better and start to build your own unique style....

moo-chan, Xodiak already told you that what is a tablet...right?

You have to search the internet for a brand of tablet that you like. A popular tablet is by Wacom. Search online stores for descriptions of sizes and prices. <:)
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