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TUTORIALS
Thanks cypherx for your reply and the examples of the brushes
i feel if one uses lil bit of scattering in normal brushes ( like ur example on the right) it gives more natural lookā¦
iām interested in the result of the brush you have shown on the leftā¦it would be nice if you can post some example image(s) where you have used that brush.
warm regards,
saiko
saiko, pretty much all of my drawings use those brushes. Sometimes Iāll only use the hard brush though, without the scatterbrush
Hello , I have simple question to You: for high image res. use 5000x4000 in what dens. 300 PPI or higher, 8Bit // 16Bit for color? And what a computer You are using ?
well, 5000x4000 pixels is a constant size, doesnāt matter if youāre working at 72dpi, 300dpi, or even more (or less)ā¦
Just try this: create a new file in photoshop, 800x600@10dpi. another one 800x600@300dpi; thereās no difference except the relative size for print.
For the last two questions, Iāll just let Goro explain it, as he surely knows it better than anyone else (personally, iād like to add that you got a lot more color depth in 16 bits pictures, only your eye may not be able to make the difference between every color shade (65536 levels for each color channel instead of 256 for 8 bit pics). So, speaking for myself, 8bit is enough for sketching, even for illustrations).
Hey, Im dunno if anyone is intrested, but I did this one today in painterā¦
And I had āby accidentā started to record the screen, and forced myself to do
alittle better cause of that
Thanks for all the help, guys! This is a truly great thread. Seeing how other artists work never gets old.
I was thinking about one of the problems with Photoshopās current brush engineāyou canāt invert pressure sensitivity so that, for instance, lighter pressure makes the brush larger. This would be useful for some things. Imagine lightly sketching in outlines and/or details, then pressing harder to make the brush larger and fainter. Unfortunately, thereās currently no way to pull this off. However, you can set ācolor jitterā and āsize jitterā to pen pressure and then use white as your foreground color and black as your background color. This gives approximately the same effect, although the brush is opaque the whole way through.
Hey guys, I have released a tutorial a week ago and I would like to share it with you guys if thatās okay. Itās about Sketching with Photoshop 7.0 (Well, thatās what I used.)
Itās my first tutorial, and I hope it turns out well to you guys. Itās a step by step guide/walkthrough into basically I just mentioned
http://s11.invisionfree.com/Snapester/index.php?showtopic=92
Good luck and enjoy!
great tuts goro, its good to see how other ppl work, much easier then reading about it, maybe there should be a thread with only screencap movies on how to do things.
Here you go, two threads here at cg talk with video tutorials for painting, working on one now for sketching
This forum has motivated me to continue to learn and draw things I donāt normally draw. Like cars. www.woundedlamb.com www.level5tattoo.com
Great links, goro! But the āComic characterā .rar link is broken. Just so ya know.
//destron