Coloring in PSD-Orange is what you are Photoshop is your friend. Certainly, you'll say, the camera doesn't see as we do, it alters colors, etc. That is besides the point. Once you are looking at the colors on the screen, if they make up a good tromp l'oeil to you (and my gosh, isn't a photo almost as realistic as, say, a photo?) The color prejudices of the XIXth century have been substituted by the color prejudices of the more recent years. Note: on the picture I have also placed patches of maximum value at constant chroma and null-chroma patches.
lissy marlin Doodles Hello Everyone!Long time no blog~ I’ve been incredibly busy these past few months but I crawled out of my cave to announce a little somethin’-somethin’~ The Project for Awesome is here!! Woop woop! Some of you might be aware already, but the Project for Awesome is an Indiegogo campaign that happens every year during December in order to raise money for charity and decrease world suck. This year I was very honored to have a chance to donate 45 posters of my Fault in Our Stars fan art which you can get by donating to the “Nerdfighter Art” tier along with thousands of submissions by other artists in the community. Please consider donating to such a great cause, every small gesture counts! Let’s decrease world suck together! project for awesome nerdfighter art vlogbrothers dftba tfios john green Hank Green p4a2014
kecky's magical brushes by Kecky on deviantART Untitled Page chhuy-ing ia [ portfolio ] Tori Cat Useful Photoshop Layer Styles Tips and Tricks Layer Styles are special effects that can be applied to Layers in Photoshop, and change the appearance of whatever contents that layer has. You can use them to get awesome results easily and quickly. This tutorial will show you some really useful, and time saving, tips and tricks for dealing with Layer Styles. Tip 1: Adding and Modifying Effects You can double click the layer to open the “Layer Style” dialog box, then click whatever effects you want to add, and modify the settings. Alternatively, you can click the Add a layer style icon down the Layers panel (Window -> Layers) to go directly to the effect you want to apply. Once a Layer Style is applied, a small “fx” icon and an arrow will appear to the right side of the layer. To modify an effect, you can double click it from the expanded list, or click the Add a layer style icon then choose the effect you want to modify. Tip 2: Disable Auto-Expanding the Effects List Tip 3: Hiding and Showing Effects Tip 4: Removing an Effect
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