never figured out how to work those.I just use the eraser.
Partly why my shops are crap.
(Partly why my shops are crap.
cheesemaster a screaming naked asian man driving a semi,
Mon 3 May 2004, 3:53,
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I did the same for yearstill I read a tutorial by a pshop guru. I never looked back after that.
The bonus is that if you come back to edit it later the original is untouched and all the erasering is there to be undone/changed/feathered/opacity changed etc.
(The bonus is that if you come back to edit it later the original is untouched and all the erasering is there to be undone/changed/feathered/opacity changed etc.
Enigmatic ™ Voice No More ©,
Mon 3 May 2004, 3:58,
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Tutorial here:www.milkthebridge.co.uk/glasscock/masking.asp
If you are using erasers, then make sure you use a feathered edge eraser - that will soften the edges of the bit you cut out and help it to blend into it's new home a bit better.
(If you are using erasers, then make sure you use a feathered edge eraser - that will soften the edges of the bit you cut out and help it to blend into it's new home a bit better.
Mystery_Bob,
Mon 3 May 2004, 4:08,
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