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griffsnuff — surrounded by blocks tutorial
Published: 2013-02-09 14:35:45 +0000 UTC; Views: 39101; Favourites: 2386; Downloads: 216
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A lot of people were asking for this so why not x3.This was made in photoshop
I cant help with other programs.
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That's really strange because I have CS5 and it's there...
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I have it in german, i dunno what that filter means in german D:
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the second to last one in that category should be the one you are looking for.
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weird, it's not there .3.
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O.O I dunno what to say... maybe you need the English version
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Oh my god the ctrl+j shortcut just saves my life so much. I always dragged the layer to the "new layer" button to copy it D:
I knew the effect before but I thought it would ruin the pic a year ago, I guess it's very fun to do now~ ;u;
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xD omg I know! I used to do all sorts of crazy things, its good to learn shortcuts
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What number do you usually have it on?
I cant seems to make it look right D:
Thanks for the tutorial!!
AWESOME!
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xD depends on the size I draw in, so it varies all the time.
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Oh my goodness. I don't know if it didn't work for me, but I feel like an IDIOT not thinking about just hiding the white background LOL. Maybe I have though and it didn't work, but still
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Hehe
I figured out how to do this by experimenting in Photoshop a few days ago
This is a great tutorial though!
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This method is pretty similar to GIMP!~
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thank you SO much, I love this effect! C:
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Heh, that's a lot more simply done than you'd think! This is a pretty cool effect.
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Griff, how do you keep transparency without it being PSD?
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xD read the tutorial again.
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Now I see it! It sometime doesn't work though, is CS6 different in a way?
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CS6 works the same exact way. You have to make sure that you don't draw directly on the white layer. It has be be on a transparent layer on it's own.
And when you save you have to save it as PNG or else it'll get a white or black background by default.
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Just figured that out before you commented. Thanks though
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It shouldnt be to diffrent.
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So you can't say me, how it works with Gimp?
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Someone in the comments answered this actually
"Well, there is a pixelize tool in GIMP, it's under the 'Filters', then 'blur'"
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xD it says so in the artistcomment doesnt it.
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ok 
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Such a cute pic
Anyone who knows how to do this in SAI maybe? >.>
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For SAI, maybe doubling the picture, shrinking it a LOT, and then resizing it could work but not sure how well the quality would turn out xD
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'ey good idea
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You could use something like Paint.Net, which has a pixelate thing if I remember rightly, and add that to the layers in SAI.
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Ah, thanks! I didnt know that <3
Good that i still have Paint.NET c':
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SAI doesnt have the filter option like Photoshop.
So it wont work.
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Dang it :/
Another person told me i could use Paint.NEt so i dont think i need it anyways :' )
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You could use something like Paint.Net, which has a pixelate thing if I remember rightly, and add that to the layers in SAI.
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Yea that works
But if you're only working with SAI then it wont work ^^
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