Tutorial 3
program: paintshop pro 8
level: easy/medium
Lol. I'm giving out my coloring tricks. I'll probably regret it :\
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You know the whole 100x100 deal. (i resized my image to 15%)
1. Duplicate your base once and set to screen(100%). (if it's not light enough duplicate it again, set to screen at 50%). Flatten image. Duplicate your image and set to multiply(100%). Go to Adjust/Blur/Gaussian Blur and set the radius to 1.00. Flatten image. Now sharpen your image. I usually sharpen it once, but I sometimes sharpen twice if it isn't sharp enough.
2. Now, onto the many layers. Go to Layers/New Raster Layer. Put the blend mode to Color (Legacy) and click ok. Fill it in with a medium gray brown (#C9BAA3) and set the opacity at 16%. Don't merge layers yet.
3. Make another raster layer and set the blend mode to overlay. Fill that layer with just black (#000000) and set the opacity to 44%. Make another layer, set it multiply and fill it in with a peachy brown (#EED7AC) and set the opacity to 100%. Make yet, another layer. Set it to burn and fill it in with a bright blue (#0000FF) and set the opacity to 12%. Flatten Image.
You should come up with something similar, but it also depends on your image:
have any questions? I'll do my best to help you out :)
join melodicicons is you haven't already :)
level: easy/medium
Lol. I'm giving out my coloring tricks. I'll probably regret it :\
this to
You know the whole 100x100 deal. (i resized my image to 15%)
1. Duplicate your base once and set to screen(100%). (if it's not light enough duplicate it again, set to screen at 50%). Flatten image. Duplicate your image and set to multiply(100%). Go to Adjust/Blur/Gaussian Blur and set the radius to 1.00. Flatten image. Now sharpen your image. I usually sharpen it once, but I sometimes sharpen twice if it isn't sharp enough.
2. Now, onto the many layers. Go to Layers/New Raster Layer. Put the blend mode to Color (Legacy) and click ok. Fill it in with a medium gray brown (#C9BAA3) and set the opacity at 16%. Don't merge layers yet.
3. Make another raster layer and set the blend mode to overlay. Fill that layer with just black (#000000) and set the opacity to 44%. Make another layer, set it multiply and fill it in with a peachy brown (#EED7AC) and set the opacity to 100%. Make yet, another layer. Set it to burn and fill it in with a bright blue (#0000FF) and set the opacity to 12%. Flatten Image.
You should come up with something similar, but it also depends on your image:
have any questions? I'll do my best to help you out :)
join melodicicons is you haven't already :)