I don't think i'm doing it write
. (oh crap i think I bumped this thread sry.)
I don't think i'm doing it write
. (oh crap i think I bumped this thread sry.)
Last edited by ActionPod; May 30th, 2008 at 11:34 PM.
Wow. I have been useing photoshop to paint for a couple of years now. I feel like I learned how to paint backwards. I tend to use soft brushes to blend I cannot get the same look with hard brushes.
By the way Im kinda new here
Make the world beautiful
So, this was my first time painting with Photoshop
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So tell me what you think!!!
(I'm a real noob with PS)
Chuck, did you use a soft brush to render it? it looks way out of focus. this thread (and the other) were focused more on blending brush strokes made with a hard brush (no alias).
also the other thread Digital Painting in PS #2 is the updated thread that people actually are working with. this is an old outdated one.
hope this helps!
my sketchbook! http://conceptart.org/forums/showthread.php?t=128310
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Yeah, I use a soft brush!!!(oupsie)
I didn't notice that this thread was focused more on blending brush!![]()
guys, this thread is DEAD. DEAD.
go here - it's the new one.
http://www.conceptart.org/forums/sho...107217&page=22
dead or not, it's a shame to have such a great resource now almost useless as min's images have all gone. Can't someone put them back up? An admin or someone?
if you didn't see enough apples yet....here's mine.![]()
25 min in photoshop.
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TASmith - yes it's a shame. I'll talk to some people, see if I can find the images.
Thijz - this thread is dead. use as a resource but crits are all in thread #2.
hi so this is my attempt:p
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First digital painting i ever made
what you think?
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Last edited by brookman; May 17th, 2009 at 06:32 AM.
An awesome forum and thread for a newbie, my first painting digital or otherwise, painted over lunch inspired by the artwork found here. Many thanks.
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Last edited by l4wrence; August 8th, 2009 at 04:10 PM.
The images are not showing... I mean, on the first post.
My first attempt at an apple with a shitty glitchy mouse and a little determination. Had some issues with blending, but I'm getting the hang of blocking and some minor details. Any tips pls message me or reply to this. BTW Look at my horse. It's amazing.![]()
I also had no reference. So it made it waaaaaaaay harder. altogether it took 2 hours.
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My first Apple in Photoshop with a Wacom intuos 4 wide large size...
...I spend hours for this apple and i think its looks good but not perfect...what can i do to get more realistic contrasts or colours.. Please some criticts and tips. Btw this thread rocks
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Last edited by Disaster; February 4th, 2010 at 06:58 AM.
Is it just me, or are the pictures missing from the OP? Seeing as I don't know how to render at all, I'm guessing they'd make it a whole lot easier.
Thanks.
Yes your right...I edit mine and put the original into it.
Hi, my first Apple...
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Last edited by guizer; August 16th, 2010 at 11:45 AM.
my attempt at blending
any tips
Here's my first attempt at painting something in photoshop since getting my Intuos4 for Christmas....
This is one of the first times I've broken through the starting stage of blocking in colour. I usually think I'm not getting the right shapes/tones and just give up but this time I stuck it out and I'm pretty happy with it.
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pictures are down![]()
THey are gone in pretty much all the older threads
I'm sorry but I STILL don't understand this method :'(
I usually just block down a few colours and smudge them together but it creates a very flat look. I've been searching EVERYWHERE for a better method but half the time I just can't understand what I'm supposed to do
So could someone please break it down for me as simply as possible?
(I have a Bamboo tablet)
First time 'sketching' with my wacom tablet. Followed the steps outlined in this thread and I was pleased. The banana was sitting on the table to the left of my laptop, wacom to the right. Took about 30 minutes.
JustSheena - the way I interpret this, the blocking of color just keeps getting smaller and smaller until it's all blended.
The tips I found useful - keep 2 windows open for the same document. 1 zoomed out like 25% so you can really see the whole canvas. the other zoomed in like 200% so you can add fine details where they need. Most of the work was done in the 25% window.
Also, The tip about setting your eyedropper tool to using a larger sample area. To keep blending the image, I would sample right between the blocking areas, so the color picker would choose a good blended color, then just kept stroking the area, maybe like 20% opacity brush. With some time, I can see how this will greatly improve my art.
You can see on the upper right side, I didn't really finish blending. Didn't do the shadow either.
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Ah, six year later and I got my wacom, but the pics of the thread are long gone....Any newer wacom thread around from these fine artists? I did not find anything else in the forum!
Thanks all.
You'll find a lot here: http://forums.sijun.com/
Don't miss the 1300+ page Speedpainting thread: http://forums.sijun.com/viewtopic.ph...07&start=40830
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Man totally thank you so much.
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