The Fifth Official Tutorial by Sveva... Due to popular demand, the fifth installation in tutorials is here! A perfect compliment to my other 2D tutorials - The Blending Tutorial, The Painterly Tutorial, and The Cloth Painting Tutorial! In this "Stamp Brush Tutorial" I cover everything from stamping your "stamp" brush to the finishing touches. Have you ever looked at a brush set and thought "I wish I knew how to use those!" or wanted to get a different result with those butterfly brushes than just stamping them on as white or black? Well heres a tutorial for you... I take you through loading your brush all the way through adding color and highlights, your finished image will be beautiful, and you won't believe it started as just a simple stamp. The three images used in the promos - the clock, the bee, and the butterfly are all simple stamp brushes I have painted, and each one only took a few minutes. Now I can use these in my designs over and over. Here is what you get: 25 Page Full Color Tutorial .DOC & .PDF Formats 7 Chapters of instructions - you will love how easy and fun this is! All you need is Photoshop though you may find this tutorial is adaptable to PSP or other graphics programs with layers/and similar tools. Brushes are not included, you will need a simple stamp brush to practice with and the basic round brushes that come with PS. This tutorial was written in PhotoshopCS3 but may work in other versions. You do NOT need a Pen/Tablet - though it wouldn't hurt! ALL the steps I take to achieve the painted look with basic stamp brushes are included! Have a look at the examples in the promos. Enjoy the easy to use and easy to read PDF (or Word/Doc) tutorial, as you can quickly jump to each section and pick up where you left off! If you liked my other tutorials you will also love this one... I have been in the digital arts field for 10 years, with 2 years of formal traditional art training. During my years as a digital artist I cannot tell you how many times I have been asked how to paint up stamp brushes to achieve better results for art. Well here it is, all the details in this easy to use tutorial. Not enough of an example? You can even browse through my gallery and see these techniques in use on a regular basis.