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From: timber (Original message) |
Sent: 01/08/2021 17:02 |
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From: timber |
Sent: 04/08/2021 17:34 |
Here's another play with Picasso .
For this tag I took a very small selected portion of the Picasso layer and used it to color the Sorting Tiles layer and the text. For the Sorting Tiles layer I pasted the selected portion into a layer above the Sorting Tiles layer and set the blend mode to Color. I really like the soft gradient effect that it produces. For the text, I used a blue color and applied the Jeans filter to it. I selected the dark bands of the text and pasted that same selected portion into the selection on a layer above the text and then set the blend mode to Hard Light. The effect reminds me of the dirty jeans of a working cowgirl LOL. And to try something different (as I do), I animated the Sorting Tiles layer by using Mosaic Glass. I used the default settings for three frames but changed the grout width (2, 3, 4). It's interesting how this created a noise effect. Oops, I nearly forgot. I selected the earrings and added noise for that added glitz of girliness .
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From: justjam |
Sent: 04/08/2021 21:09 |
Here's my first play
This was a fun tut, timber. Thanks for challenging us. I love both of your results. The first tube with the black/white/gray is gorgeous. Thanks for sharing your variations on the tut.
For my tag, I used Butterfly Script font. I added a light EC 400 gradient glow and then a lifting drop shadow.
For sure, I will be trying this again. |
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Wow, love your results, gals! ♥ This was a really great tut! Though it threw me off a bit because I working as I read and I was expecting details to steps. It is very doable though! You just need some working knowledge (they are more like basic info). I will try this again, for sure! ;)
For mine, I used a Marilyn Allen tube. The font I chose is called Moonrising. I used a 3.00 gaussian blur on a dup of my name (which was moved below original name) and lowered the opacity, to give it that slight glow.
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Just love all the work you ladies are doing... I just could not find anything to suit this tutorial , so did a similar one from the same people called Mighty Maze ... I am not familiar with adding a link on here maybe someone could explain that part to me as I dont understand the language ..lol also I was a bit lost on how to add a border before finishing it as you had to add a border and then highlight your maze layer.. which was a bit confusing to me ..
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That looks great, Daphne! ♥ I think I will be trying that one tonight ;)
I made this one after making the first one. I wanted to post it then but I had to get off the comp and prepare lunch/dinner (I got up late lol).
I used another BAMA tube ;) For the font, I chose BigillaRegular.
I used a light gray #E0E0E0 for her "diamond ring". I created it with a circle brush tip and added some noise (Uniform, 100%, Monochrome).
For the sparkle, I implemented Judy*s Twinkle Where You Want It tut (I did it on a separate canvas). I lowered the opacity by 25% for frames #2 and #3 (100, 75, 50). I duplicated frame #2 to add it as a 4th frame. That way it gave the sparkle a nice blingy flow. ♥
She is a SNAGGIE ♥
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Picasso's Last Word by Angie is a step-by-step painting tutorial for Photoshop. It was created as part of the 365 Days of Photoshop Challenge organized by Paper & Pixel. You need to get exterior house painters and learn more new tips for roof paints. This challenge runs through May 2015 and has two goals: inspire creativity and improve your digital skills via tutorials from top industry professionals. |
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