Today I added some texture to a couple of sheep at Flickr

http://www.flickr.com/photos/nancee_art/tags/sheep/

It's funny. Now that I've reverse engineered how to make traditional texture I'm content to use the Free ones available at Flickr.

I do miss when I first started playing with textures by using foliage, fabric and things like stained glass windows. The results unpredictable and surprising. Now I know that a few scratches, some mottles and a gradient...

The Selective Color masking tutorial that had been posted a couple of days ago has been fixed!

It is no longer a blurry bit of pixels that you couldn't read or make out differences in the masking.

If you downloaded it before and couldn't make heads or tails of it, please download again.

My apologies to all for this mixup in quality.

I do not think that it will happen again.... but who knows. It's out of my control up to a certain point....

I've been playing with Snap Art and thought it might be cool to see it compared to some other (Win) PS painting plug-ins

http://heedingthemuses.wordpress.com/

Hello everyone. As promised here is the link to my new tutorial on Creating selections with Selective Color.

During my Webinar, I briefly went over using this method to select saturated colors. The tutorial goes over that and also adds to it by showing how to use it for different tones and colors.

Link:

http://www.pmai.org/content.aspx?id=9970

Chris

over the past week i have been messing around making some textures and here are a few

If you wish to use them in conjunction with the texturizer filter you will need to save them as psd's

and dont forget you can also colourize them using the hue/saturation filter for a different look

have fun

Palms