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borhani59's sketchbook
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Mon Apr 14, 2014 11:27 pm
Re: borhani59's sketchbook
Fluidity!
Is beautiful that please without concept!
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Tue Apr 15, 2014 12:23 pm
Re: borhani59's sketchbook
Absolutely agreed - so many astonishing effects.
This is a blast!
This is a blast!
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Tue Apr 15, 2014 12:50 pm
Re: borhani59's sketchbook
Begins to looking like a fabric library, haha! 
WOW. I'm very impressed by the wool type looks!
WOW. I'm very impressed by the wool type looks!
Tue Apr 15, 2014 3:24 pm
Re: borhani59's sketchbook
Have you something (parameters,...) if you want remake easily one of a special effect above ?
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Wed Apr 16, 2014 3:31 pm
Re: borhani59's sketchbook
thanks...
the parameters ...
so i'm not playing as a teacher and i can't say that everything i've made here can be repeated and it's not needed to be exact.
first of all, the important thing here is that you test because of your likings not because of your prediction.
and secondly, you achive certain numbers that results in a very favorable way.
and thirdly, get to know the program really well so you can understand the effects and re-construct them.
for this effect i choice the "brush #3", it has alot of hairs in it and it's results a very uniform shapes.
the program uses different distances to make fludity effect, but in the same time we can use this method to get dry effects aswell.
increase the size of the brush #3 to 3000 or higher and draw it verticaly and horisontly and press the shift button on/off (it's like that tutorial that makes the chinese papers)
using colours, variety, add & remove and a bunch of other things that you have to discover for yourself, helps you get results that you never expected.
if it wasn't hard for me to translate i would have talk about it alot more and i would go to details better.
the parameters ...
so i'm not playing as a teacher and i can't say that everything i've made here can be repeated and it's not needed to be exact.
first of all, the important thing here is that you test because of your likings not because of your prediction.
and secondly, you achive certain numbers that results in a very favorable way.
and thirdly, get to know the program really well so you can understand the effects and re-construct them.
for this effect i choice the "brush #3", it has alot of hairs in it and it's results a very uniform shapes.
the program uses different distances to make fludity effect, but in the same time we can use this method to get dry effects aswell.
increase the size of the brush #3 to 3000 or higher and draw it verticaly and horisontly and press the shift button on/off (it's like that tutorial that makes the chinese papers)
using colours, variety, add & remove and a bunch of other things that you have to discover for yourself, helps you get results that you never expected.
if it wasn't hard for me to translate i would have talk about it alot more and i would go to details better.
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