[palms1]

found this while browsing around and couldnt resist can you ?


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Palms

[Swampy]

Awwww.... so cute! Thanks for the play, Palms

Photoshop.
Smudge work, AHB.

[Steve Conway]

Quiet please..............

Steve C.

[palms1]

Those two are great Swampy and Steve

Ahb from me but i want to know Steve what do you think of the brush ? interesting or not ? ( although it was a real quick attempt)

Palms

[Steve Conway]

Originally Posted by palms1

Those two are great Swampy and Steve

Ahb from me but i want to know Steve what do you think of the brush ? interesting or not ? ( although it was a real quick attempt)

Palms

I like it! Nice painterly strokes and good detail. Is it one you made?

I am having a bit of trouble with the AHB, (being new at it), getting the nice strokes and nice detail too. I need to learn more about how to start with the larger brushes and reduce the size, layer by layer until I reach the paint and detail combination I want. Can't get that to work for me very well.

Sure wish the Trimoon brushes would work in Photoshop 6. That would help this beginner a lot since the settings are already made.

Steve C.

[Swampy]

Palms, love the brush!

[palms1]

You guessed Steve it is a brush i made from a oval shape quite easy to do and you make them in whateversize you want, It also shows that with ahb you dont need fancy shapes etc to get a result, now if you want to you can go on and alter settings giving them a "wet edge" alter the colour purity etc etc
Now if i have done it right and it is a first for me i have attached the brush's they are in 5 different sizes( they are very basic) but you are welcome to use them.
Steve i dont know wether they will work for you in Photoshop 6 ( you put these ones in the brushes folder and select them from the normal brush menu top left ) If they do not work i will bully you into making your own.

Hope they work and someone gets some use out of them

Palms

[GerryB]

I like your brush work, Palms. What brush did you use. I was going to try a smudge technique but after a couple of aborted attemts i wasn't satisfied so I did an AHB version. It is a little different from yours. I used the ones from Trimoon for mine.

[palms1]

Originally Posted by GerryB

I like your brush work, Palms. What brush did you use. I was going to try a smudge technique but after a couple of aborted attemts i wasn't satisfied so I did an AHB version. It is a little different from yours. I used the ones from Trimoon for mine.

Nice work Gerry i used the brush's i posted above,which i made from a oval shape, I intend to attempt a smudge myself tomorrow, see if i have any luck

Palms

[Peter S]

Whatever you do, don't say Walkies ---- tooo late.

I like whats been done so far. (I'll spoil that of course)


Peter

[GerryB]

Originally Posted by palms1

Nice work Gerry i used the brush's i posted above,which i made from a oval shape, I intend to attempt a smudge myself tomorrow, see if i have any luck
Palms

Thanks for the compliment and pointing me to the brushes. I didn't notice them before. I guess I had a senior moment. I really liked your AHB work on this cute little dog.

I'll be anxious to see how your smudge painting turns out. Perhaps it will give me some incentive to try it again. If you wouldn't mind, please post the brushes you use and a little explanation of how you did it. I really need some help getting started on this type of painting. Thanks in advance.

[Photomaster]

Couldn't let a sleeping dog lie. Done with Art History brushes in Photoshop.

[lkroll]

Just two colors.

[Swampy]

Had to come back to this cutie! What is it about puppies????

I used a texture map to add some brush strokes.

[palms1]

Originally Posted by Photomaster

Couldn't let a sleeping dog lie. Done with Art History brushes in Photoshop.

lovely work PM in this and your chew n butts post, could you please let us know which brush's you use. So that not only me but others can learn about diferent brush's that can be used


Palms