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Parchment Tutorial by Magistrate Purpose: To make an aged piece of parchment paper. Finished Product: 1. Go to your Colors Window, hit "More >>" next to the drop-down list and above the color selector, and then go to the right. About 5 lines down is the word "Hex"- to the right is a field with "000000". Enter the hexadecimal color code "e9dbba" and then hit "<<< Less" to shrink the Colors Window again so that it's out of your way. Your Primary color should now be set to a tan-type color. This will be your base color. 2. Select the Fill tool from your Tools Window and fill
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Thanks so much Ash
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Um... This doesn't really pertain to the sea shells, but how did you affect that water in the beach background? I've been trying like crazy to make a water-like affect (stormy seas, ponds, spouts, typhoons), but I could never get that glazed look- they all just looked like glorified, twisted paint
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Is there any way to somehow set this up so that it stays in the same window as the actual image? That would really help- for me, at least.
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Color and Black and White - The Pleasantville Effect
Magistrate replied to TheTh0mas's topic in Beginner Tutorials
Oh, I have to say I really like that one a lot- great job -
I haven't been on here for a while, but thanks for the smudge tool! This helps immensely!
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How many frames was that?
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This is a rather nifty tutorial
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I have to say I like that orb effect- it kind of looks like a palantir.
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Now that's neat looking
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That's cool, but you could use some of the other brushes in that brush set to enhance the picture a little more- you know, add a little difference... Ah... Get me? :?
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Eh heh... My bad. Thanks.
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Holy bloody potato Topezia, those are all really great- just goes to show that just because something's free doesn't mean it can't complete with the programs you buy Wonderful job.
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Hey, this is a really handy plug-in, I use it a lot, and thanks a ton I just have one problem: it started running very slowly when I started compiling a lot more brushes. Why isn't there a delete option (or am I just missing it?) and is there a way to add multiple brushes at once? Currently I can only do it one at a time.
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Heh, not bad: