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Sarahroo — Marking Tutorial Part One
Published: 2011-04-23 00:13:16 +0000 UTC; Views: 3378; Favourites: 112; Downloads: 22
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About the Image:
This is LOOOOOOONG overdue but I finally got around to fixing up a marking tutorial for everyone that has asked. These are not the EXACT steps I take EVERY time but it is close enough that you get the idea...I hope.
As always I am MORE then happy to answer questions if something is not clear and I strongly encourage everyone who is having difficulty not to ever hesitate to ask for help! I'm always willing to redline and even walk people through things (if my time allows). ^.^
Credits:
Photomanipulation/Tutorial copyrighted to Sarahroo. All rights reserved, 2011.
Fred: chunga-stock
Brushes: Default & others from all over the web all free to the public.
Program: Adobe Photoshop CS2 & Bamboo tablet
Time: ----
# of Layers: Who knows....a lot T_T
Copyright:
All artwork in this gallery is copyrighted ©2006-2011 Sarah Wamsley. Sarahroo at deviantart.com All rights reserved.This work as a whole piece does not belong to the public and may not be copied, edited, published or reproduced by anyone else without my personal written permission. All stock used is free to the public and has been used according to the owners rules.
Artist Comment:
This work is not being published for critique purposes but rather is simply part of my portfolio. I do enjoy and value everyone's critique I simply ask that you msg me personally with your thoughts rather then clutter my portfolio with unneeded banter on what could be improved upon ^.^
Thank you for your understanding,
<3 Sarahroo
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Comments: 6
Very nice, easy to follow. This was my first attempt at wrangling Photoshop, and for the most part, the tutorial was smooth. What is the best way to convert a single layer to grayscale, rather than the whole image?
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Select the layer you want and then go images>adjustments>desaturate or images>adjustments>hue/saturation. The second option will allow you to adjust the saturation to your liking rather then just wiping it into gray scale if that's a better option for you
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I've personally never used Gimp so I can't offer much help. There are a lot of Gimp specific tutorials on DA which would probably be of more help.
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