I'll tinker and see what I can do.
I think I know how. It works for me.
Make a new layer under your linework layer, and your color layer (if you have one). Pick a color, I think the darker the darker the shading will be, I'm not sure. But anyway, use your brush on the parts you want the shading to go, on the new layer, and it should appear darker. 
Hope that helps some! 
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I've been trying to find a way to cell shade screen shots and I'm asking you guys for help: how do you do it?
here's and example of what i want my pics to end up as: Major Overkill
I've tried tons of ways and none are right., btw, i use [u]adobe photoshop cs 2[u]
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Wow, I love how that looks. I have to go do that. Thanks for delaying my playtime 
This is the best I got, but I haven't been able to replicate it too well. You may also want to experiment with the Sumi-e filter.
Oh. Cell shade SCREENSHOTS.
*Bangs head on desk*
using that tutorial i came up with this, what do you think?
By George, I think you've got it!
now i just need to make more....
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now i just need to make more....
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*points at sig*
Enforcer Gnome is willing to let you practice on him
ok, ill do people's characters if you post a screenie!
Screens of Zapros in the sig!
Gnome
as forZapros, im gonna need a different screenie, the colors end up mushing all together if i use the ones from your sig 
Ok, I'll prob'ly have that for ya tomorrow, then.
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Gnome
as forZapros, im gonna need a different screenie, the colors end up mushing all together if i use the ones from your sig
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Ooh! I didnt see this! Thanks a ton man
Cool, thanks man.
I've been trying to find a way to cell shade screen shots and I'm asking you guys for help: how do you do it?
here's and example of what i want my pics to end up as: Major Overkill
I've tried tons of ways and none are right., btw, i use [u]adobe photoshop cs 2[u]