12 November 2009 @ 01:42 am
I'm going through some tutorials that use selective color. When I went to try the tutorials in Photoshop CS2, I noticed that there's an option on selective color that can be set to "Relative" or "Absolute". When I'm trying out a tutorial, which setting should I have it on to achieve the demonstrated coloring?

Thank you!
 
 
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11 November 2009 @ 10:17 pm
I have no idea if this is even possible, but I was just wondering if you could bring back unexpectedly-closed files on PSCS3.

I was working on these icons [which took me FOREVER], then my laptop shuts down unexpectedly. Is there a way to bring these files back??

Any suggestions would be amazing. TIA!
 
 


Tutorial: Photoshop 7
Difficulty: Medium
Translatable: Yes, but cannot translate selective coloring
Steps: 7
PSD: No (sorry, just got Window's 7, can't figure out how to make a zip drive)


 


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Here are some other examples:

OtherExample2.png image by redheadxm0ment OtherExample3.png image by redheadxm0ment OtherExample1.png image by redheadxm0ment
 
 
 
11 November 2009 @ 09:29 pm


You know what the best thing about this movie is? They could've literally made a movie about anything -- I'm pretty sure the only reason why Lee Hom is in the movie is because they were like, "we want Lee Hom!" -- and so they made it about vampires in dystopia and firefights and mafia kingpins and driving with the top down and shouting at the ocean and...there was a story, or something. Yeah, I've totally forgotten what this movie is about. Which is why I'm watching it again!
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11 November 2009 @ 08:20 pm
Hey, this is my first tutorial, show me your results!

To make this:



From this:



Made in Gimp
Probably Transferable
10 Steps
Easy/Medium

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11 November 2009 @ 08:22 pm
stock - 21
misc. - 3 (marilyn monroe, vocaloid, other)



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