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Only did the sketch thing once

I think it's great as a base or texture for a further chop........
like this

Now..In the sketch you did, you see the 'crasshatch' texture...you may wanna try other textures for sketch or make yer own...I would imagine some excellent results.

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ScionShade wrote:

Only did the sketch thing once

I think it's great as a base or texture for a further chop........
like this

Now..In the sketch you did, you see the 'crasshatch' texture...you may wanna try other textures for sketch or make yer own...I would imagine some excellent results.

Shaddy ...one question ...di d u ever tried traditional painting?..it looks like u REALLY know what it's about. Bravo.

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HA! Thanks Naiko, that's very kind of ya....
I actually made my living painting for several years...quite frankly I was horrible....horrible, but it paid the bills.
That image was for L@rue in chat one day, I was experimenting and going for a Micose stylage/Granulated paint filter/pattern maker color saturation/ninja/slash snake effect.

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ssshisto wrote:

I have been working on turning images into sketches... tell me what you think... http://i202.photobucket.com/albums/aa140/ssshisto/SketchofGirlcopy.jpg

looks pretty realistic. I found a pretty simple tutorial last night that does ok. You just kind play with a couple of filters and it comes out ok. Haven't gone too deep into doing additional adjustments with it yet but this is a 3 fast step process to get here. If anyone wants to play around with it let me know.

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ssshisto wrote:

thats pretty cool... what filter did you use for that?

In a nutshell:
Select the red channel only in channels and drag the red channel down and duplicate it.
With the red channel duplicate selected go to: filter/stylize/find edges.
Next, go to Filter/Artistic/cutout. I set it to 8,4,3 but play with it.
That's all I did on that one and then just multiplied it over some note paper and turned down the opacity a bit.

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ssshisto wrote:

nice...

yeah..pretty simple. If you come up with any additions to it let me know.

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