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drkzin — Space Planetary Scenery Tutorial PART 1
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Published: 2011-11-26 01:41:34 +0000 UTC; Views: 4102; Favourites: 56; Downloads: 203
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Space Planetary Scenery Tutorial PART 1Link to PART 2:[link]
RESOURCES REQUIRED TO DOWNLOAD FOR THIS TUTORIAL:
*[link] - Space Brushes Set 2 by Drkzin
**[link] - Grass Planet Resources by ~Gileryd
***[link] - Moon by Drkzin
****[link] - Starfield Brushes Set 01 by ~Regulus36
After over 10 hours of writing, photoshopping and compiling the tutorial together, it is finally finished! Many of you think tutorials take a few hours to make. But it's not as easy as you think! Anyways here it is! I hope you guys enjoy and don't forget that PART 2 is in the description above!!
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Omg!! I remember this tutorial!! (= Btw the way i have made another artwork inspired by you and requested by a friend. ^^
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Haha cool beans! You've got to show me sometime! Great job, keep it up 
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hey... im using photoshop elements 7.0
when i try to render a lens flare (filter>render>lensflare) the lensflare button is not select able
eh what do you think might be causing this, lol??
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I think you need Adobe Photoshop CS2+ to do the tutorial. Elements is very limited in what you can really do....:/ Sorry..
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Lol, actually i got it to work myself
and you can do pretty much everything in this tutorial with elements... its just that the rgb light coloring layer thing is a bit more complicated, but other than that, everything is pretty straight forward...
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Hey man. Sorry if this sounds kind of nooby but I am having a bit of trouble. I am doing your tutorial and was doing great. I even downloaded some of your brushes. My problem i cant get them to BE brushes think you can help me out?
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Hi! No worries! Don't worry if your new to this kind of stuff. I mean we all start off somewhere and it's best to ask questions as that's how you will learn. I love new artists and I believe you should have a warm welcome!
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Ok, I tried that and it wouldn't accept the file because it wasn't in ABR file so I scavenged the internet to find a file changer and managed to change the file but when I did photoshop said the ABR file was not compatible with the version i had...
Crazy I know but I spent 2 hours trying to figure this stuff out
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Hmmm...the brush file is already an actual .abr file directly created from Adobe Photoshop CS5. What version of Photoshop are you running? That might be your problem..
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Its Adobe photoshop elements 5.0 and when i downloaded the the brushes it was in png format...
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Your confusing me. You downloaded the .png version of the brushes? You should of said so earlier....All you do is insert the image into Photoshop (eg. drag it into photoshop). I was talking about the brush sets, they are in .abr brush format.
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Oh....my bad 
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Tho it still works with the images. You just get much more colour out of it since it's not in grayscale form that brushes are.
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Anyway did a pic recently had some of your stuff in it! Thanks for all your help bro!
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No worries buddy!! Take care!
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