So... my issue has always been my coloring, as it takes a ton of time compared to outlines, and I like it that way when I -have- time, but as you all know I just haven't been able to get large enough blocks of time in the last -decade- to actually reliably have a legitimate adoption going on (or even an unreliable one
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I have -so many- outlines, though!! SO MANY.
And I just became aware of a really really neat website that colorizes outlines BEAUTIFULLY called PaintsChainer. As an example of what it can do with zero effort on my part, here is Veil's non-cleaned outline:
![Image](http://www.sionayra.com/Serians/outlines/Veil.png)
![Image](http://www.sionayra.com/Serians/outlines/Veil_PaintsChainer.jpg)
And Jetsam's:
![Image](http://www.sionayra.com/Serians/outlines/Jetsam.png)
![Image](http://www.sionayra.com/Serians/outlines/Jetsam_PaintsChainer.jpg)
I really didn't intend to do anything besides play with the technology a bit, but I was so impressed...
So, I was wondering, is anyone interested in me creating a Serian Circle using PaintsChainer as the primary coloring method and then being able to adopt the offspring of that Circle? I don't want to replace the main style of the site, but this would give me a huge shortcut. I would basically clean up an outline, auto-color using PaintsChainer with the colors I want, and then modify it using my image editing software so that it looks exactly like I want it to.
I -still- plan on finishing up the Serians I owe, and making more non-PaintsChainer ones, but this would let the adoptions start again if anyone is still interested
![Smile :)](./images/smilies/aiwebs_004.gif)
Be honest though! I've always been on the fence about using major shortcuts, so I'd like to know what everyone who still comes here thinks
![Smile :)](./images/smilies/aiwebs_004.gif)