And here I was wondering how that worked - thank you so much!
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TOPIC | Official Cry/Face Tutorial
Darkfrost 
@Fable EEK! This tutorial is amazing, thank you!
But I'd like to point out that the little rainbow part isn't possible in Photoshop. :b
Is there an alternative? Or is there some kind of texture we can get our hands on?
But I'd like to point out that the little rainbow part isn't possible in Photoshop. :b
Is there an alternative? Or is there some kind of texture we can get our hands on?
@Fable EEK! This tutorial is amazing, thank you!
But I'd like to point out that the little rainbow part isn't possible in Photoshop. :b
Is there an alternative? Or is there some kind of texture we can get our hands on?
But I'd like to point out that the little rainbow part isn't possible in Photoshop. :b
Is there an alternative? Or is there some kind of texture we can get our hands on?
@GriffinGem
The rainbow part is possible. There's a rainbow gradient available in PS. Set it to circular gradient to get that specific effect. Color Dodge is also a layer mode in PS.
The rainbow part is possible. There's a rainbow gradient available in PS. Set it to circular gradient to get that specific effect. Color Dodge is also a layer mode in PS.
@GriffinGem
The rainbow part is possible. There's a rainbow gradient available in PS. Set it to circular gradient to get that specific effect. Color Dodge is also a layer mode in PS.
The rainbow part is possible. There's a rainbow gradient available in PS. Set it to circular gradient to get that specific effect. Color Dodge is also a layer mode in PS.
@Fable I was referring to the effect with the multiple small ones. In PS you can only do one that covers the entire area. It should be fairly easy to substitute though.
@Fable I was referring to the effect with the multiple small ones. In PS you can only do one that covers the entire area. It should be fairly easy to substitute though.
@GriffinGem Just set the gradient's last color to a transparent color and it should work.
@GriffinGem Just set the gradient's last color to a transparent color and it should work.
@Fable That never occurred to me. I'll have to give it a test. Thanks again for the wonderful guide! ^^
@Fable That never occurred to me. I'll have to give it a test. Thanks again for the wonderful guide! ^^
BLESS THIS THREAD.
I might actually include cryface in my adoptables now!
I have to tweak a few steps since I draw everything on my iPad but this is suuuuuuuuper helpful. @Fable
Thank you!
I might actually include cryface in my adoptables now!
I have to tweak a few steps since I draw everything on my iPad but this is suuuuuuuuper helpful. @Fable
Thank you!
BLESS THIS THREAD.
I might actually include cryface in my adoptables now!
I have to tweak a few steps since I draw everything on my iPad but this is suuuuuuuuper helpful. @Fable
Thank you!
I might actually include cryface in my adoptables now!
I have to tweak a few steps since I draw everything on my iPad but this is suuuuuuuuper helpful. @Fable
Thank you!
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