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Published: 2006-01-18 07:07:04 +0000 UTC; Views: 46022; Favourites: 1245; Downloads: 9893
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I apologise for the poor quality - jpg compression made the stars look not as nice in the end, but anyways...Enjoy!
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Thank you! 
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Wow!! Thank you so much for this! It's been so useful to me *favs
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Thanks! It helped me a lot! Very good tutorial!
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Thank you very much :3 It's really quite simple when shown how to do it - anyone, tablet or no, can do this if given Photoshop :3
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If you had one for Paint Shop pro I'd love you forever. ^_^
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Aww, I don't have that program, though...
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Tis alright. It's evil anyway. O_o It hates me and keeps making my computer freeze up. Gah.
I want Photoshop.
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*LOL* Okay, I'll take your word for it.
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Thank you *so* much! This is amazing and helped me TONS!
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yeah, pretty easy..
all other tutorials i've seen (or a lot anyway) have been really complicated and not worth much in the end.
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X3 Tutorials are good for ideas, or for showing stepwise ways of doing technical things. It's best to find your own personal way to do things - that's why I never really strictly follow a tutorial. I'll look at them sometimes, to see how it's done, see how other people do it, and then I just try on my own, and figure it out myself.
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sweet! thank you for sharing.
this is awesome!
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thank you very much! First I put starbrushes on a picture and now I can made my stars self :D thank you for this great tutorial
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I'm gonna use this! You're tutorials are always good , so is your artwork. Keep it up!
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Aw, thanks
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Lol I hope I do it justice
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wow! that's really nice!
good work!
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Heh, it's simple, really...
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pretty cool tutorial you've done
though it didn't quite work out for me coss i was using a big resolution
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Ahh, yeah, it doesn't work quite as well at higher resolutions - you have to make a small patch of it, and then transform it into something larger, then use gaussian blur to get rid of the pixellation, along with some manual touchups.
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yeah, thats a good idea
[link] i used it here but you have to fullview to see the stars...even then they are small.
i'll go back and fix it later
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Hmm, yeah, I'm not sure why it came out so small - you might want to try to make the whitest stars whiter, and add more contrast, and manually paint some of the stars to be a little bigger/brighter.
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this is so useful, but what do you do for an enormous canvas size like what im using which is about 6000x4000 pixels.
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Do the same thing? Or do the same thing on a smaller scale, and then use clone?
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sry about that. My project has an extremely large size about 6000x4000 so what happens is that the stars looks extremely small, to the point of being hard to see. The steps you describe work fine on a smaller canvas but on such a large one i get a problem. What could be done if the canvas is really really big. thanx
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Make a small patch of stars and then make it bigger, then manually touch up the pixellation.
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wow dude..thats very helping..thanx^^
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Woo! Your tutorial helped me a lot. ^^ [link]
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Aww, awesome! I left you a comment
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I know you're probably inundated with these, but I used your tutorial and I love the result
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I'm so glad I found this!
This really helped me, and like you said it's way more simple than I would have thought possible.
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Oh wow, it turned out great :3 Nice job!
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This will help a lot! ^o^ Great tut!
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That sounds great! I'm going to try it out, that's for sure^^ Thanks for sharing your knowlege!
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Hehe, thank you, and you're welcome
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Yeah, I tried it out yesterday. The result was wonderful^^ And easy, great way to make stars!
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