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As one without creative ability, I found this interesting and did not realize it could be done in Photoshop.
Anyone have a clue how it's done?

http://photoshopnews.com/category/top-stories/must-reads/
As one without creative ability, I found this interesting and did not realize it could be done in Photoshop.
Anyone have a clue how it's done?

Well, first you have to be able to draw. Obviously this was done by someone who had a natural talent.

Then you have to have the right tools. A Wacom tablet would be a must.

And finally you would have to have a pretty dang good working relationship with Photoshop.

Swampy, a couple guys over at NAPP want to know how to do this sort of thing, what can I tell them?

Chauncey... I can't draw a lick so it is amazing to me THAT he did it. But obviously, he used a Wacom, pencil brushes of various size and opacity to draw the shapes and soft shadows. Then he built up the drawn detail.

As for colorizing, I saw the color picker flash by as well has Hue Saturation dialgos. I think I also detected color overlays.

But it still takes someone who can DRAW. And someone who can draw AND has a basic understanding of Photoshop should be able to figure it all out.

I can do this to but for the lack of three things: a Wacom tablet, patience, and talent. lol

:)

absolutely fascinating. i kept thinking while watching that that i would have stopped any number of times thinking that that was enough or ok. boy, the thousands of little tweaks and adjustments and detail was amazing.

That was great...very much detailed

Now that's a very talented person.
Ray

absolutely fascinating. i kept thinking while watching that that i would have stopped any number of times thinking that that was enough or ok. boy, the thousands of little tweaks and adjustments and detail was amazing.

I think Craig's comments pretty much echo my own thoughts whilst watching.

Obviously a very talented draughtsman and artist.

Had to turn off the volume so that I couldn't hear the awful "music" that accompanied the video, but that aside I enjoyed it immensely.