Tutorials

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  1. Icecikle

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    Framing Hanley
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    Clipping Mask Sig
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    ON Flames
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    Cloud Dancers
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    #1 Icecikle, Jul 30, 2009
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  2. EGP

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    Wow, Nice job Ice, I think I might follow one of these :p
     
  3. Mace

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    this one?
     
  4. Icecikle

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    I don't have that .xcf anymore. Sorry.
     
  5. Mace

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    You don't save them? I keep a folder.
     
  6. Icecikle

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    I have to clear out some time...
     
  7. KratosAurion777

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    Wasn't that only like 2 weeks ago? I usually keep my .PSDs around for years, only deleting them when I no longer remember why I had them in the first place lol.

    The tutorials are good. I was surprised by the simplicity of the Cloud Dancers one, It looked like it would be pretty complicated. I have to ask, how do you select the colors and blend modes for your gradient maps? When you use them, they always seem to come out with a nice effect, whereas when I use gradient maps it usually kills the color and contrast of the sig...
     
  8. Icecikle

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    yeah, but I was running out of room and cleaned out everything but what I was working on at the time. Um...I don't really know about that last question. I usually only use color and soft light settings though, every now and then I'll use hard light, but its safest to stay with color and soft light...
     
  9. Frag Man

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    You forgot to point out the layer setting for the stock. I'm pretty sure the flames you got weren't pre-rendered.
     
  10. Icecikle

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    thanks, fixed.
     

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