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Yus, horse prep tutorial next Jello!!! :D
And much thanks for you taking the time to do these!! <3 |
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Edited at November 13, 2018 02:04 PM by Lazy Duck Elites
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Corazon said:
Yus, Cora is doing it the right way ;D
Now I just need a solid horse prep tutorial... ;) I have a hate love relationship with the smudge tool
Ou please do a horse prep tutorial! ;P
This has helped a bunch, thanks for taking the time to do this, Jello! ❤❤ |
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Thank you for the tutorial, but if I only had PS or some other online photo editor....... Oh well. |
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Yass, we need a horse prep tutorial from you, lib, bri, and/or any other artist that's extremely famous here lol |
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Thanks for the tutorial! I was wondering if you (or anyone else) had any tips about painting lines that are not straight lines. I use a mouse and struggle with getting straight lines when wanting wavy mane lines. (And then of course when you are wanting them straight they are all jittery) |
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That would depend on the program you use.
In photoshop, you would turn the smoothing up, which increases the drag. |
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Awesome thanks! I'll have to give that a try!
Jellos Warmbloods said:
That would depend on the program you use.
In photoshop, you would turn the smoothing up, which increases the drag.
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This is extremely hard without a pen or touchscreen... :P |
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Honey Badger Elites said:
This is extremely hard without a pen or touchscreen...:P
Yeah I agree, And my computer doesn't allow the smoothing option on the brush. |
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