great!!! I've commented on your blog, but I'll post here as well:
English:
I loved it, but I must aks: how do you blend in PS? I used to think you always used painter, not PS... thanks in advance and thank you for the tutorial!! Regards
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Muito bom! Adorei, mas preciso perguntar: como você faz o blend com o PS? Eu pensava que você usava o corel painter, não o PS, obrigado pelo tutorial, muito sucesso e abraço!
Well, there's two ways. First one is by using soft brushes with low opacity, as they don't left any mark you can achieve some cool gradients. The second way is by using the blending brushes that comes with photoshop cs5/cs6 or even the finger tool Hope you finde it useful.
I already tried to paint w/ photoshop and the new blender in CS6, but to be honest I've failed miserably.
I love PS but I can't paint on it, so I use painter XII and afterwards PS.. but I think is not the best way to work (can't use the full potentiality of neither)
ps: for some reason I've always thought you used Corel Painter too
I opened Painter once, but there so many options and brushes in there that it's kind of overwhelming. After so many years using PS, I just feel confortable with the program as I know where everything is placed
I see. Maybe you could record the whole process next time? That would be really great!
I've commented on your blog, but I'll post here as well:
English:
I loved it, but I must aks: how do you blend in PS? I used to think you always used painter, not PS...
thanks in advance and thank you for the tutorial!!
Regards
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Portuguese:
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Muito bom! Adorei, mas preciso perguntar: como você faz o blend com o PS? Eu pensava que você usava o corel painter, não o PS, obrigado pelo tutorial, muito sucesso e abraço!
The second way is by using the blending brushes that comes with photoshop cs5/cs6 or even the finger tool
Hope you finde it useful.
I already tried to paint w/ photoshop and the new blender in CS6, but to be honest I've failed miserably.
I love PS but I can't paint on it, so I use painter XII and afterwards PS.. but I think is not the best way to work (can't use the full potentiality of neither)
ps: for some reason I've always thought you used Corel Painter too