Beginner's Tutorial: Smudging

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  1. Miraj

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    Sorry, Photobucket made the quality horrible.
     
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  2. Laxer

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    Edit: nvm lol

    Nice tut, thanks
     
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  3. Knight Kninja

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    great a smudging tut! im glad to see all these tuts coming out.

    if you want critique on the sig, its too bright on both sides of his face :p sorry just had to comment on that. other than that its a good tut thanks
     
  4. EGP

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    I'm not too impressed with the signature, but I really like the way the tutorial turned out. This should really help people learn the style. Nice job miraj
     
  5. Miraj

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    Yeah... I didn't like the sig too much either. The render I choose was not too good for this tutorial, i'll admit.
     
  6. Hari

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    the sig was fine you just lost all quality somewhere in the process. Its all blurry and nasty. Thanks for sharing your Brush mod set tho.
     
  7. JMJ405

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    How do I place a layer underneath the other layers?
     
  8. arrrghSAM

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    You grab the layer in the layer 'list' to the side, and drag it below the other layers.
    Unless you use GIMP, then I have no idea.
     
  9. loshon

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    Same in GIMP, people always assume that GIMP is like a totally different program than PS, but as far as everything involved in sigs, it's pretty much the same. Just easier to use. And there's no liquefy command.
     

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