Hey there. I've generally found that when an artist discovers a new trick or technique they like to share it with others, for the pride of technique and discovery. I was wondering if anyone out there had any particular tips, tricks, or techniques that they'd like to share, especially relating to Photoshop. I for one, am amazed at how easy it was to create my avatar. I simply created a gradient between two colors, and did a single click with a brush tool in yellow off to one side (after making sure it faded a bit near the edges to produce a 'glow', then applied an "art brush" filter to the image and vualla! The only real trick to it was finding the spot where the heavy difference between light and dark would be, then putting the yellow dot near enough to it.
Ah. Sorry about that. I'm afraid I don't actually have the history process behind this one, so I'd have to re-make each image in the step, then host them. *sweatdrop* If you like, I'd be willing to put together a tutorial, then link to it... but as I'm doing some heavy duty maintenence on both of my computers, it's not exactly the best time for that.
In GIMP, when looking for a background colour I usually create 5 layers or so with different colours, and make the ones on top of the bottom one lower opacity so the colours merge. Can get some interesting results
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Thanks for the tips so far guys. And are there any particular rules or regs on those referrals to ACDSee?
Many appologies, there was a huge crunch this weekend between getting my computer working, and some forms I had to fill out and fax.