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Coney Island is another place I'd like to visit someday. Here's corner of it photographed by Lance.
Can you smell the popcorn?
~Danny~
Can you smell the popcorn?
~Danny~
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A pretty simple combination of Photoshop Dry Brush on top of a layer rendered by Impressionist. See attached screenshot of the Layers Palette.
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Gotta love impressionist
duplicate background
run buzz gloss stack (remove around 100 rest around 4)
increase brightness and contrast (edit)
select black (used magic wand)
invert selection
paint with history brush (used a grunge/distressed brush)
impressionist
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Good stuff, guys. Guess I'll have to get some kind of paint software!
Basically what I did:
Posterize
select color range
layer styles
b/c
dry brush
radial blur the wheel
Gaussian the rest
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by jenjenHi everyone. i am trying to learn how to retouch a persons face (wrinkles, skin, eyes etc..) and am stuck on a Katrin Eismann method she uses in her book. I was hoping someone could tell me where i am going wrong. I am have Photoshop 6.0 and am working from her 1st book "photoshop Restoration...01-31-2006, 01:45 PM
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by jazDid this in 20 minutes using the pattern brush and a few photoshop filters...
with filters
www.jackzucker.com/Photoshop/orange.jpg
without filters
www.jackzucker.com/images/orange2.jpg...12-24-2002, 11:02 AM -
by DannyRaphael12-15-2004, 02:29 AM
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by Cheryl HImportant: You will be painting with the active snapshot. If you have made any modifications, you need to create a new snapshot and make it active. (lazy way--flatten and create a new document). A newly opened document automatically has itself as a snapshot.
1. Duplicate background...05-06-2004, 10:30 PM
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