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Fire Tutorial
Published: 2007-03-02 04:38:18 +0000 UTC; Views: 100004; Favourites: 4164; Downloads: 5216
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CONFUSED????? NOT WORKING?? FIRE NOT TRANSPARENT????? Check out this add-on tutorial that may help with your transparency issues! anuwolf.deviantart.com/art/Fir… Oh wow a DD! Thankyou so much! First time I've been on dA in a while so this is a surprise, I found out kind of late, 2 days later. Nice way to start the new year! xD And please excuse the silly language / overuse of emotes in the tutorial. I was younger back then, and more prone to excessive emoting >>
I found out this technique a couple days back and find it to be extremely useful. I thought you guys deserved to know about it too
I wasn't sure if someone else had a fire tut like this one up, so if there is... sorry? xD
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This isn't working for me....
When I change the color balance, my fire is still white....
Please help?
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.... Never mind.
I figured it out.
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How? it's doing the same thing to me too so.. I want to know what's going on.
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It's because it's on a different layer.
You have to keep the white ON the black layer.
If you're doing everything on one layer, though, I'm not sure what you could be doing wrong.
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I finally got it!
Thanks so much!
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I was avoiding fire in my paintings because it seemed so hard. And then I found this, and learned that it's ridiculously easy. xD
Thanks for posting this, you've helped me hugely!
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wow! thanks a lot 
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Wow, I would have never guessed to make fire this way. Thanks so much for sharing!
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great tutorial
some realy useful tips thx a lot
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Thi shelped me alot with the shape of the fire. Thax here's what I did [link]
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Fantastic tutorial, I was looking for something like this to help me in my Graphics course in school and this should help me lots!
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Thanks! I'm glad the tutorial was of use! :]
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most helpful! Thanks for posting this!
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Thank you for sharing this wonderful tutorial!
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I'm braving this for the first time, and I'm not using Photoshop, but PhotoImpact -- it has similar tools, just a little different. So far, so good! I'll link to your tutorial and give you the link to my wallpaper when it's done. Thank you!~ For making it so easy!
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This sure is great!
Thanks for the amazingly simple tutorial
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this is a very good tutorial thanks
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Very helpful, and yields cool results. Thanks for taking the time to share.
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Really good tutorial! Congratulations on the DD!
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This is so much easier than the method I've been testing out. XD Seems to work just fine in GIMP, too.
Thanks for sharing!
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This is amaxing!!! I was looking for a tutorial on how to make fire in photoshop but I couldn't find anything that actually made sense!!!
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that is so cool!!! can u do that with photoshop elements?
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This helps a freakin lot on my edits..... provided if i could do this and have time
Thanks!
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Got a question? go to this not famous link [link]
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Don't let the fire in you burn out!
Just let don't let it burn your house
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wow!
you made a great job! its cool and simple! thanks!
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this tutorial was great really helpful and ive started a whole new line of art thanx to it so once again really good tutorial and have a look at the work i did with it and please comment
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thanks this will help alot in future project great work
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Holy crappp! This is awesome xD Thank you for this!
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Wow. This looks pretty easy and the fire looks great too!! I can't wait to try it out!
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This is by far the easiest way to make fire I've come across. Thank you for sharing it!
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