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#18
02-13-2005, 07:01 AM
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| oH wOW! I am speechless! Woe be tide the lady that gets you Con!  That is gorgeous...Really pretty i like the idea you made it into a brush can you tell us how you get the rose into a brush and how to use it please?  Beautifully done!            |
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02-13-2005, 09:59 AM
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| I had withdrawn my earlier image, didnt like it at all. We've made plans for a special valentine day celebration on the 14th, its also my mum's birthday, so it will be a family thing with mum and dad joining us as well. I made this greeting card, and you guessed right, i shall present it to my sweet husband! The Lace heart is from a downloaded selection from a tutorial in psp. I just had to fill in the color etc.The rose of course is hand painted by yours truly. Hope you all like it. |
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02-13-2005, 12:57 PM
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| i guess i lack imagination... it's still a rose  |
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02-13-2005, 01:11 PM
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| awwww, thanks CJ, you're sweet  |
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02-14-2005, 12:39 AM
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| Thanks a bunch, C.J. Your stained glass effect is wonderful, magical! I can see the light shining through! Beautiful soft effect, raniday.  Powerful "masculine" effect, Dave! Grrr! Very nice watercolor, Mark. Very feminine. J.C., Neve, great job! Con, your rose is absolutely gorgeous. I agree with Legacy art. What girl would resist a man who could paint this way for her. |
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02-14-2005, 02:39 AM
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| Hi Legacy Art (you smooth talking thing), Thank you for those kind words. Re your question regarding the "Rose Brush", I simply selected the rose to copy onto its own Layer and while it was Selected I went to the Edit menu and used "Define Brush", at which stage a dialogue box will open allowing you to Name the brush. Click "OK". From there it becomes just another Brush with all the usual options of size and opacity etc. From this point I just created an empty Layer below my cut out Rose and started Painting away modifying the color and size every now and then until the Layer was full. I did the same with another Layer at reduced Opacity just to create a bit more depth. Hope this brief note makes sense to you. Regards Con |
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#26
02-14-2005, 10:49 AM
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 Hi Con I just made my boyfriend laugh, he said what you doing, i said i am turning a rose into a brush, his face was funny, he just said "whatever makes you happy" and walked away laughing, i am sure he will tell his Mum i have lost the plot completely now. CJ you should take up making patterns for stain glass windows!!! Jaykita -- a beautiful tribute to a sweet husband! JustChecking -- it's still a rose, but it's a lovelier rose Xaran - Nice work hun! Anyhow Con thanks for the instructions i will try it later on, i can smell rump steak cooking now so i be back later. |
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