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Published: 2008-02-24 18:37:52 +0000 UTC; Views: 10256; Favourites: 323; Downloads: 432
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This is my old photoshop tutorial for creating fire and flames without using a tablet. It uses the smudge tool. I also go into depth on how to change the colors to make whatever color flames you want!I have more tutorials and art lessons on my site Emerald Angel Comics with more to come!
I've made some brushes based on my tutorial! Chrissy's Fire PS Brushes
Used my tutorial to enhance this masterpiece. Surreality
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I do not, but I made some flame brushes you can use. I have not used photoshop or any of it's counterparts in a long time. I use Gimp and Clip Studio Paint now
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iΒ Β Β open color blance and work same your work but my flame dosnt colored ;/
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Is the white flame on a different layer with a transparent background? The white must be mixed with black to create a gray gradient. So the white and black have to be on the same layer. If you put the white on its own layer then there will be no gray areas to color.
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BUT LAST QUTSTION HOT DELETE BACKGROUND
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You are using Photoshop and not GIMP correct?
emeraldtokyo.com/tutorials/ligβ¦
Step six in my lightning tutorial shows how to do this. This just takes you to my website Emerald Angel Comics. The link is to the lightning tutorial page.
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You are welcome. Glad I could help.
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Wooo! Thanks. I also cant wait to try the lightning tut
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You're welcome. Thanks for viewing.
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You're very welcome.
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thank you for this..so simple but I would not have thought of itΒ Β Β Β
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You're welcome. Glad you like it.
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Used a motion blur with this technique making it look like a character was shooting fire out of her hands, giving more color to the flame with the smudge tool. Excellent combination.
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Nice. I'd like to see it. Thanks for stopping by.
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You're welcome, thanks for viewing.
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You're welcome. Thank you for stopping by.
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Thanks so much for this! It's a simple tutorial with a great outcome. ^^ This is much easier to do than try and fail with a slew of fire brushes.
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Thanks. I'm so very glad you find it helpful. It is much easier to do than try to use someone's brushes. And, you can make the fire look however you want with whatever colors you want. 
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I'm goint to try this technique on a few of my pieces to see if I can get more 'realistic' flame effects. thank you for posting this tutorial!
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You're very welcome. 
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lol, troll art is amuzing in moderation. Your tutorial was helpful, but my tablet lags like crazy so it doesn't work too well for me. Oh well, mouse it is then. Thanks for making it!
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You know, it's not too hard to do with the mouse either. So, it's easy for tablet-less artists too.
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WTF? THIS IS ALL I HAVE TO DO???????? YES!!!! I LOVE YOU
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Oh, heehee. 
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Yay! Thank you for posting this. It works in GIMP too.
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You're welcome. And, I didn't know that! 
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You're welcome! And thanks for checking it out.
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Wow, this was really helpful! [link] I doodled some random fire, I'll have something else using this later too.
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Oh sorry, I think I did... I'll post it again later though, after I find it in all the junk on my computer
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Meh, deleted it, I'll put it up again later (maybe)
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Thanks! I'm glad you like it. I hope you get a chance to use it some time.
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This tutorial was monumental in the creation of [link]
I probably would not have been able to create this if not for your tutorial. Thank you so much!
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You're very welcome, and I faved and linked your piece in the tutorial's description.
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Wow! Thank you for the honor.
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You're very welcome.
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