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hawk_196 · 10-03-2004, 05:40 PM

hrm i really dont have that many questions as to the process but to how they use the tools.... if ya know what I mean.
like, everytime I brush it end up being blurry and flat. I've heard that you should use the lasso to make sharp looking brushings but whenever I do, I get a real pixelated edge. So how do they get rid of that? Do they just brush everything on a different layer and use the eraser (no selection, just the eraser) to erase it or what? Also, all of my brushing turns out flat somehow (no differencec in color). Any way to add depth/noise into your brushings or is there some trick I dont know about. Or is it just the old fashioned pick a color, brush, pick a color, brush.

Thanks.

10-03-2004, 05:40 PM	#17
hawk_196 PSC 1000 POSTS MEMBER Join Date: Jul 2003 Location: Atlanta Posts: 1,842	hrm i really dont have that many questions as to the process but to how they use the tools.... if ya know what I mean. like, everytime I brush it end up being blurry and flat. I've heard that you should use the lasso to make sharp looking brushings but whenever I do, I get a real pixelated edge. So how do they get rid of that? Do they just brush everything on a different layer and use the eraser (no selection, just the eraser) to erase it or what? Also, all of my brushing turns out flat somehow (no differencec in color). Any way to add depth/noise into your brushings or is there some trick I dont know about. Or is it just the old fashioned pick a color, brush, pick a color, brush. Thanks. __________________ This is a signature virus. Copy me into your signature and help me spread.