I'm also painting some surface lights right on the edges of the structures.
Refining a little bit.
I've had not one of my good days back there when doing this so that is why I wanted to create something creepy and scary.
To create something scary you can apply some filter to roughen the edges.
I will also set the color more
in Yellow. Just apply the photo filter on the whole image (top layer_ ).
And another color manipulation.
Some details using plain square brush.
We are done here. My creepy sketch is finished.
Refining a little bit.
I've had not one of my good days back there when doing this so that is why I wanted to create something creepy and scary.
To create something scary you can apply some filter to roughen the edges.
I will also set the color more
And another color manipulation.
Some details using plain square brush.
We are done here. My creepy sketch is finished.
6 Responses to "City Blogger - Custom brushes in digital media world" 
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said this on 20 May 2008 4:52:25 PM CDT
I just learned something very good
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said this on 29 May 2009 7:29:02 PM CDT
The 'artsy' filter was a bad touch, it was better if you simply applied a sharpen or unsharp mask filter at the end. All those 'art' filters look cheap and they are recognizable in an instant. Never use them, at least not for a whole image and definitely not in a painting.
Also, if you wanted to speak about custom brushes, you should have depicted the process of making them, the settings that can be applied to control their 'behavior', the way one can save them into brush sets, etc., which would have actually been useful for beginners.
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