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I know you're not kidding, but when I read "Some had trouble with the PDF file," I thought, "Are you KIDDING me?" But I guess I shouldn't be surprised.
Personally I preferred the .pdf, but that's just me.
In any event it was nice of you to make this available in a format more folks can use.
A sincere thanks for sharing it here, regardless of format.
This will be useful to me since I'm into painting but I'm not a good at drawing.
Although I've learned some of the tricks to pdfs I unlike you Danny I much prefer any other format. I like things simple. It took me forever to figure out how to do a simple c/p from a pdf file. Acrobat is useful for people who are going to use it. I think most people have it on their computers only because they have to in order to view pdf files. This is just and opinion coming from a simple mind.
Steve--thanks for continuing to share. I always enjoy trying to follow your tutorials. (The directions work, I just don't have the "touch" the way I'd like it to be). The finished results you've shown are great.
Hey fellow Photoshoppers I have written a step-by-step tutorial for creating an OOB type image (in case you are not familiar with OOB's the first few pages give several examples). You will need Photoshop 7 or higher to follow along. I guess it is too large to Publish here or at least that is the error...
Note: This link will take you to a website based in Mexico. Although the site language is Spanish, if you pay close attention and take good notes as the tutorial plays, the steps are fairly straight forward. It's a creative twist on a common sketch technique.
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