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CLOUDS ARE ADDICTINGtutorial gallery | tumblr
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This is cool. Actually a cloud which seems enjoyable to make.
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Awesome thank you, now I can make better skyboxes for my blender projects.
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Thank you, I have found my cloud style ^^ thanks for the help.
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used your tutorial for the clouds in this, thanks! 
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I did this while I was away from home today. It was fun
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Those are really cute clouds! 
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surprisingly easy to follow and give greats ( or at least in my case, good enough) results;
thank you very much!!
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Probably one of the best tutorials I've seen. You showed it step-by-step
Brilliant! I followed this in Photoshop with no problems, and I don't think I've ever produced such a good looking result so easily. 
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Great trips, however when i use my dodge took, it makes little circles that expose on top of each other, and not a smooth shape that is all one color like yours did above, i have no clue how to fix it, and also whenever i go over a area where i have dodged, it doubles the exposure, so i cannot get the effect i want, and there seems to be no obvious way to fix this.
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Go to the brush tab and increase the "spacing"/rate option (at the bottom of the panel if you're using GIMP); your brush size is probably fairly gigantic if you're seeing the unsmooth effect xP Otherwise, that's what smudging is for \o/
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Extremely useful! I usually did my shading by modelling a single blob of white and playing with it with Smudge. Ends up looking pretty smoky, so this might be what I'm looking for
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Thanks. One more question, are the colors on the same layer or different layers?
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I did this all on one layer, but it's possible to do it on separate layers too. Start with the blue as before, but in a cloud shape instead \o/
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Thank you so much!! Though, I did kinda change the method just a tiny bit because the burn tool wouldn't burn. :U
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was looking for something like this 
thx!
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Hmm... I wonder how this can be applied to paint.net
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probably! if you find the equivalent tools (x
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Tried this with my background for Howrse. Just a tip,this tuto doesn't really work with really light backgrounds
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In that case, you pick colours for the clouds that are darker than the background (x
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wow these really look great
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