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Making of Stitching
- By Vlad Gerasimov
- Published 07/24/2007
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Ta-da! Our cat is ready! The steps to draw girl, moon and stars are exactly the same. 
Once again, pay attention to the shadows, you can use shadows here to make objects appear higher - for example, see this screenshot, where the girl holds the thread with her arm. 
One more example of using layer mask to achieve "rough" look of cutten jeans. To make a star, I scanned a piece of white textile. 
Then, I pasted it to my file, and added Layer mask to it (Layer menu - Layer mask - Hide all). Then I selected the "Rough Round Bristle" brush (see screenshot) - if I used
this brush to draw inside actual LAYER - it would look like this screenshot ... 
But when I draw with this brush inside layer MASK - I reveal or hide parts of image with black or white brush! Here is the result. 
Lastly, I scanned another piece of jeans, and used it for top and bottom. That's all! Thanks for reading! 
Tips about how I made the Stitching wallpaper ( see wallpaper ).
Author: Vlad Gerasimov
URL: http://www.vladstudio.com
Once again, pay attention to the shadows, you can use shadows here to make objects appear higher - for example, see this screenshot, where the girl holds the thread with her arm.
One more example of using layer mask to achieve "rough" look of cutten jeans. To make a star, I scanned a piece of white textile.
Then, I pasted it to my file, and added Layer mask to it (Layer menu - Layer mask - Hide all). Then I selected the "Rough Round Bristle" brush (see screenshot) - if I used
But when I draw with this brush inside layer MASK - I reveal or hide parts of image with black or white brush! Here is the result.
Lastly, I scanned another piece of jeans, and used it for top and bottom. That's all! Thanks for reading!
Tips about how I made the Stitching wallpaper ( see wallpaper ).
Author: Vlad Gerasimov
URL: http://www.vladstudio.com
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