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Published: 2013-10-09 09:13:58 +0000 UTC; Views: 17210; Favourites: 1000; Downloads: 409
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I love mirror painting mode in Painter12. It's convinient to design weapons or armors.When I changed Painter to Photoshop, I found this way to do mirror painting.
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This is so useful, I've been trying to find a way to do something like this. Thank you for sharing!
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Thank you very much for this advice. I find it quite useful!
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Your tutorial has been featured in my weekly journal: Tutorial Tuesday #21!
I'd love if you could take a look and support your fellow tutorial writers through comments and critiques on their deviations.
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thanks for sharing 
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WOOOWWWW That's Very Good! I love it! <3
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Is this possible on GIMP too? This looks fantastic and just what I need for portraits.Β
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Whoa, so useful! Thank you so very much! Though it took me a while to find out how to do the first step. I searched around and just used the slice tool though. (Is that even how you're supposed to do it...?) Anyways, thanks so much!
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My weapons shall never be lumpy and uneven again! MWAAAHAHAHAH! (thank you for sharing your knowledge of the art program.
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Why not just make a grid that shows the middle, then select one side with the Marquee tool, copy&paste it, Ctrl+T, flip horizontal, get it in the right spot then merge down?
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You know setting up a Photoshop action after recording will do that for you once you press play? You pretty much just repeated what was said in the tutorial, but "Paste in Place" removes the need to re-position it manually
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Right! I guessΒ old habits die hard
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I almost cried when I saw this tutorial. You have no idea how badly I needed it! Thank you for saving my bum!!
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i never thought to do that but it makes SO MUCH SENSE for weapons and armor - things that need that intricacy.
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For those that don't know, you can use the crop tool to get the guideline dead center. Select the entire canvas with the crop tool and the guide will snap to the center of it, then just press escape to exit the crop selection.
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very nice tuto
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this is awesome, i always have trouble drawing swords, i think this will really help
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Hey, that sword on the bottom left corner with a rectangler blade... what are those kind of swords called?
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swords without points are historically known as executioner's swords, as they're only used for chopping. they might have some other name in this more fantasy setting, though.
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Ah, thanks!
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Awesome tutorial!
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