Mini-Grass Tutorial by Digimon
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Some of you asked about brushes in Photoshop, I am by NO means an expert! Hehe, just discovered them myself!
In fact I learned more just making this little tutorial!
To see "The King" Click here: "The King (Animation)
I also followed the lovely Cynlee over to Freewebs...
I have a new business website, a temporary one until I build my dream site!
www.abrainteractive.com
(Short for Abracadabra Interactive, my freelance company est.1998)
; )
Comments (25)
Excellent tute, 'HONK' toot.. err..very helpful to someone like me whose 'grass' looks like barbedwire eyelashes..thanks !!
Congrats on the website and so thoughtful of you to upload this for those who asked.I used this brush myself to fill in an empty patch on my Dark Crystal pic.You did a fabulous job with the grass on yours.I'm sure you helped a lot of people today.It also helps to resample your color and not use the same color over and over.Oops,you said that.Sorry.I'll shutup now,lol.Have a lovely evening,Eric.-M :^)
Very nice of you to share this great tutorial...
thanks for the imfor here
Where's the ZigZags?
Hehe!! : P
Always wonderful to see Artists helping Artists! :)
looks so easy, a great tutorial,Eric ! Thank you ! #:O)
Nice little tutorial.. I'm just discovring the brushes also...they're really cool to play with..
your website is impressive Eric and I will visit again when I have time
Thankyou for the clear instructions and I shall take a second look at those brushes as I hadn't seen that one. Thank you for sharing as I can do with all the help I can get. That's a great picture of the 'king'.
Excellent mini-tut! I have used this brush as well, it's very nice and you show some nice tricks with it. Thanks!
Shades of Cheech & Chong ? or just save yourself some time and get LW with Sasquatch !!! ~Cheers~ :o)
I'm still waiting for the camera crew. This is a simple and great tutorial so thank you. I also like the website. In fact the layout looks more what I am after than what I have in my blog.
Thanks for this Eric... a new world ahead, a brush can paint grass ? Amazing, I must check that tool.
Yes, thanks and I visited your website. Awesome, dude.
Funny, I read the new URL as "A Brain teractive" ;^P Congrats on the new site and thanks for the tutorial. Even an old PS veteran like me learned a little sumpthin. Goin in the faves... F
Awesome!!!
THANK YOU MUCH FOR THIS ONE THANKS THANKS THANKS THANKS :)
Great work on the tutorial! :-) Rather than re-sample your color, try using the color dynamics. Go to Window - Brushes - Color Dynamics, and play with the variation sliders. The brushes palette has a ton of options, and you can vary the shape, direction, jitter, angle, opacity... Just go play with it. ;-) hugs
Thanks Heidi!! I will check that out for sure!!!
Well, I guess I need to get PS because my PSP7 does not have anything this cool in it :( Thanks for sharing though...excellent idea to put tutorials here...great job!
Very nice tut. Quick, easy, fun. Thanks for sharing. :o) CC
Nice one and a very good idea.
great tutorial...I love dabbling with the basic landscapes in photoshop..amazing results are possible...