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I know this still needs some work but I'm starting to get the hang of this. I think Photoshop 7's brush engine is capable of doing some really cool stuff and before I invest more money in canned filters and such, I'm going to play around with this some more...
Originally posted by angue Jack,
I'm sure glad you're exploring the brush dynamic settings. I have found out that it is most effective with history brush tool/art history brush.
CLICK HERE to see method descripbtion. This image was my entry from minichallenge # 20.
Tony
Added direct link to post within thread. - DannyR
Thanks. It looks so simple in print! :-) Simply wonderful results you got. Supposedly, with PS7, there's no need for the art history brush. That's because the pattern brush can clone from a full picture and you can turn on impressionism as one of the options. Additionally, the new brushes are much more sophisticated. I used a dual brush for this one which combined a water color brush with a canvas texture that I created...
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