I look around the threads in this forum and it seems that many people are using Photoshop like some form of glorified MS Paint and it makes me sad.
I have some experience writing tutorials and using Photoshop, so would anyone be interested in one or am I just going to get my thread buried in the muck?
Would you folks like a Photoshop Tutorial
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I've wanted to learn Photoshop myself too. So many frankening ideas I have that I just wanna get out!
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A tutorial would be very helpful, V2. I need to learn how to ink and color, but I'm not too sure if photoshop is the best deal for that. All I really know how to use by far is levels, hues/saturation, brush, and clone stamp. It's just enough to remove the notebook paper lines and clean up the pencil marks! ^_^;
Of course, I prefer to do everything by hand, but apparently my 'handy work' isn't too good with anything outside of doing lineart with pencils.... I may have just about mastered MSpaint and the straight line tool, though. I made my avatar in paint, haha.
Of course, I prefer to do everything by hand, but apparently my 'handy work' isn't too good with anything outside of doing lineart with pencils.... I may have just about mastered MSpaint and the straight line tool, though. I made my avatar in paint, haha.
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The best trick I know is how to make things look like they're on fire, so I would like a tutorial as well.
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There are a few free alternatives to Photoshop that'll do the first few lessons I have in mind.OddlucK wrote:I be keeping it real with Paint, what with the whole "I'm broke" thing I got going. But, I'd love to learn more. Hell, with enough practice, even I may be able to fool people into believing I have an artistic bone somewhere in my general vicinity.
Probably not, though.
Regardless, BRING IT!
http://graphicssoft.about.com/od/pixelb ... otoedw.htm
Off the top of my head, I'd recommend GIMP or Paint.NET.
