Questions about Ryan Church, Craig Mullins, Hyung Tae Kim..etc

[Garma]

Really cool, thanks for sticking this.

Brian "balistic' Prince
http://www.cgtalk.com/showthread.php?t=195002&page=1&highlight=brushes

[hermine]

Thank you.

[embodiedform]

Thats just great Robert, thank you for the effort!

[JosephGoss]

i thought i would post this question here, i'd get flamed if i started a new thread,
i know it, just my luck.

anyway, here it is:

ryan church says that he uses a chalk brush and sets the spacing of this brush to continuous
for most of his blocking in needs:

( http://www.ryanchurch.com/06Q&A.htm )

what does that mean?? turn the spacing down?

thanks for any reply

>joe

[heythatreallyhurts]

i thought i would post this question here, i'd get flamed if i started a new thread,
i know it, just my luck.

anyway, here it is:

ryan church says that he uses a chalk brush and sets the spacing of this brush to continuous
for most of his blocking in needs:

( http://www.ryanchurch.com/06Q&A.htm )

what does that mean?? turn the spacing down?

thanks for any reply

>joe

I think he just sets the spacing in the brush controls to a low percentage (or even 0%). There's also a checkbox there that says "continuous time deposition" or something, but I don't know if that's what he's talking about.

[softring]

thank you,i think it will be helpful to my job

[cgkerr]

thank you,i think it will be helpful to my job

[therber2]

Choose the square chalk brush > window > show brush creator > spacing tab

Make spacing 10 % Min. spacing 2.9 (this is what Ryan set it to in the dvd)

Basically though just set the spacing low so you arent getting so much texture. This makes the brush stroke smooth. Set it to your liking though. Its all about using the square to quickly block in rough shapes in a painterly manner.

[seifeleselm]

verey thank good work 5on5

[EnBaNe]

thats kinda cool o.O dont really like it that way tho..