21. Draw a Realistic Pencil - part 3 - Adobe Photoshop Drawing Techniques - Adobe Photoshop Software
22. Draw a Realistic Pencil - part 2 - Adobe Photoshop Drawing Techniques - Adobe Photoshop Software
26. Draw Pencil
In this tutorial we will show you a simple effect to pencil a picture or any sort of piece you'd like. It might even make working on that special piece a lot easier! Here is the final result: In this tutorial I will teach you how to do pencil effect to your designs Super, Shiny and Sharp pencil indeed! Good project to get familiar with the gradients, selection tools, and basic transform operations available and how to use them.
Hey, everyone, this is a mangaphoto.net video tutorial. I am Haberlin and I am going to be helping you out with figuring out how to simulate a pencil in photoshop 7 or CS today. Alright first thing you got to do is to pick a white color for your background, any black for your foreground. Fill a layer with white if you have not already filled and if you have not selected a background option. Then make a new layer, the layer 2. Go up to your brushes panel and if it is not showing then you go to your window and click brushes or you can click at 5. Alright turn smoothing and shade dynamics on and make sure pen brushes are selected, same as smoothing, well, I already told you that. hi. can't get the final image. my background 0 is tinted green, while that in your example is black and why. thanks anyway. I guess with recent topics being based on vector illustrations and cute characters, it's about time for another Illustrator character tutorial. Previous versions saw the creation of Captain BlackSpoon and Freddy the Fish which seemed pretty popular, not to mention the quick and simple monster series. This time follow this Adobe Illustrator walkthrough on the creation of a cute little vector monster character, beginning with a quick pencil sketch on paper. If I just listed all the steps, the tutorial will look not shorter. But I DON'T think that designing a beautiful icon is just a step-by-step process. I write much about the DO and the DON'T, common mistakes, conceptualization because I think it's very important, especially you design a set of icons. Keeping the consistent concept, colors and lightning through all the icon is the real challenge. @eduardo: if Smashing magazine has the �ignore� button, it will be useful for both of us.
Need SEO advice? UK Web Host? Register | Login | Forum | Submit Tutorial Close down Flash and open up Photoshop again. Open your file and we can start with the coloring process. If you didn't fill in the holes in Flash you'll have to take a black brush and do that now. Once you're done with that, take the Magic Wand (W) and turn anti-aliasing off. Holding the shift key, select all the area that isn't part of your drawing. Then hit Ctl-Shift-I to inverse your selection. Cut the selected area (Ctl-X) and open a new layer. Paste your drawing into this layer and delete the layer labelled background. Label your current layer "Main Drawing" and create a new layer over top of it. Label this layer "Color." You'll want to set the blending of this layer to Multiply. This will make it so you can draw directly over top of the original drawing without having to worry about coloring over your lines. With the "Color" layer selected hold control and click the layer labelled "Main Drawing." This will make it so you won't accidentally draw outside the outer lines thereby making it easier on us. You can now select an anti-aliased brush (I normally use a circular size 13) and select your colors. It's handy to have two colors selected (Front and Back) and switch between them by pressing X. Now you're ready to start coloring. When I color characters this way I always try to give them slightly different skin colors - it lets your viewers distinguish between characters a lot easier. It takes a bit of practice, and you may need to zoom in for the close parts but you should be able to come up with something that looks a lot like this. 1. First of all open a new document size 400x400 pixel 96 resolution, RGB color mode . After that create a new Layer from the Layer window 5. Set your foreground color to #FFFFCC and background color to #FFCC99. Select the nip shape and fill it with linear gradient. Now Zoom the nip area up to 300% and with the help of pencil tool from the tool bar, with brush size of 1 PX, Fill it so it will look like a pencil carbon. I am a digital artist, however, I tend to start a lot of my concept art as a pencil sketch. The following tutorial is a step by step look at how I develop a pencil sketch using Adobe Photoshop. This technique is quick and very easy to apply and is great for all of you people out there who need to add a professional touch to your portfolios. 4. Now, let's add colours to the photo. Switch over the second (pencil) layer and set The blending mode 'Overlay' for this layer. Switch over the Background layer and apply Filter > Noise > Median with the meaning Radius 5 pixels for imitating water-colour. And that's it. See how you created a pencil drawing from the photo using Adobe Photoshop 7. Go to layers palette and choose "Background" layer. Now apply Select > Load Selection with the following settings: Operation->New selection, Channel->Alpha 2. Apply Select > Inverse and fill it (apply Edit > Fill..(White)). Now apply Select > Inverse again and Edit > Fill..(White). You will get a pencil shading photo like mine. And that's it. In this tutorial we will show you how you can make a colored pencil sketch from a photograph with your photoshop or photoshop elements. Select/Open a Image/picture that you want to change into Pencil/Sketch graphic. Now select all your image/picture in Select ->All (Ctrl+A) and copy your image/picture In Edit -> Copy (Ctrl+C). Create a new image. (Photoshop will auto generate the pixel Width and Height) click ok and paste the image/picture using shortcut key (Ctrl+V). Make sure the image/picture is above on a White background layer.
73. Pencil Sketches
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