That's what I just usedbut I only have 29 days of it left! The horror!
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gaijintendo Regular Member,
Sat 8 Oct 2005, 21:00,
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I guess - up until now I have either used paper and 'touched it up'or a friggin trackpad. I wanted a tablet though - so I bleeding well got one. A cheapun.
( gaijintendo Regular Member,
Sat 8 Oct 2005, 21:03,
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Oh yeah baby, I'm papertouch me up baby, that's right, just there Oh yes baby, you love it you whore.
SPORT!
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NobbyNobody 21 years a b3tan,
Sat 8 Oct 2005, 21:05,
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I use photoshop
Put the drawing on the bottom layer
Create a layer above it, set it to 'multiply' then paint by hand.
(Put the drawing on the bottom layer
Create a layer above it, set it to 'multiply' then paint by hand.
NobbyNobody 21 years a b3tan,
Sat 8 Oct 2005, 21:11,
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oh shit thanksI didn't know you could do that in photoshop. That will help muchly. Gracias
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Sat 8 Oct 2005, 21:13,
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Welcome you are. I also use the burn and dodge brush for some shade & highlight.
( NobbyNobody 21 years a b3tan,
Sat 8 Oct 2005, 21:15,
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When you make a new layermake the mode "multiply" instead of "normal."
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Sat 8 Oct 2005, 21:18,
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It's a layer settingthat adds the contents of the layer to whatever's on layers below it, so if you paint in blue on a multiply layer and the layer below has yellow on, you'll get green.
Or in my case, it allows me to paint over my cross hatching black lines without obliterating them because the colour is added to the black on the layer below.
Try it, it's groovy.
(Or in my case, it allows me to paint over my cross hatching black lines without obliterating them because the colour is added to the black on the layer below.
Try it, it's groovy.
NobbyNobody 21 years a b3tan,
Sat 8 Oct 2005, 21:19,
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