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differentxdreamz — Abstract Aura Tutorial
Published: 2009-05-26 23:30:00 +0000 UTC; Views: 46325; Favourites: 612; Downloads: 2458
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I have waiting for this tutorial so long ! Thank you very much for share
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oh wow!
it's much more simple than I thought!
Man, you are a genius!
thanks so much for this!
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No problem... and it has to be simple. I mean complicated + me = @_________@ & massive confusion. LOL!
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I did something like this but a way harder way, thanks you this is much much easier. Yes please do more tutorials, I thought you did fine at writing this tutorial.
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Thanks~ But first, I have to figure out my next brush set... I can't think of anything, and I haven't uploaded in almost a month... =[
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Thank you so much! I tried this, and they turned out great! Would you mind if I used this to make brushes and put them up on DeviantART? I would link to your tutorial on how to make them.
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No problem. =] As long as you credit me... and they don't look too similar to my own.
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Ok! Thank you very much!
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Is it ok if I use it to make a site layout (when I learn how to properly code -.-) and still credit you?
btw I faved already
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As long as it's your own site, and you aren't selling the layout. Also, be sure to credit me somewhere on the actual website. (just put my username in size 8 font on one of the graphics or something!) =]
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=] I hope you get a chance to try it out!
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this was so not a fail! its rare to find any tutorial written so simply and yet so effective. thank you!!
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Thank you! =] I'm glad you were able to follow through my tutorial... some of my friends complained that they were lost... which was why I thought it was fail... =]
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haha. no it was very helpful. ^_^ take care!
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Wow! Thank you this is so cool I never thought of trying something like that! awesome ^.^
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thanks! =] Hope you get a chance to try it out~
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Ahhh, this is awesome. I faved so I can come back later, I may try this out 
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no problem~ =] I hope you do try it out; it's really easy to do.
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=] I wish you the best of luck!
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Um, I have photoshop elemebts 6.0, but I can;t find the warp option...-_-'
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It should be the same for both PS & PS Elements. Go CRTL T, and find the button on the top right hand corner toolbar. By the way, the wrap tool is also known as free transform. That might be one of the reasons why you're having trouble finding it. 
Hope that helps~
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excellent tut. Tried it and.. success!
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GIMP does not have the warp option. The free transform option on GIMP can distort images, but cannot 'warp' them. Unless I wasn't using the right tool when I tried on GIMP... o.o
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iWarp can be used in a similar manner as the Warp function. Granted, it's harder to use but still.
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Then use iWarp.
I wish I knew that before I got PS. Then again, GIMP kept freezing on me.
Good luck!
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Generally, just as a refresher, iWarp in GIMP is similar to Liquify in PS.
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You can try, but if you use liquidify in PS, it won't get the same results as warp.
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That IS true, but it's the closest I can think of to warp on GIMP. =/
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Actually, I'd like to convert it to gimp and post it on gimptalk if you are ok with it.
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Sure! As long as you credit me, and you post it only on gimptalk and do not post it on DA--or any other site. =]
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Good job! don't ever say this is a fail attempt. There is a lot of work in it and the outcome is great. Thanks a lot for dedicating some of your time to help us, we the desperate wannabes in the Photoshop world. ja ja
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Well, compared to other tutorials, mine is lacking... BUT I'm so proud of actually bringing myself to finish it!
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