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Published: 2006-06-23 22:34:59 +0000 UTC; Views: 256493; Favourites: 3979; Downloads: 4123
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No one asked for this one, but its been something that people have been pestering `loish about a lot so I'm sure someone wants to know it :3 My other tips/tricks/tutorial sheets have been mostly beginner level, so I thought it was time I posted something a bit more intermediate.texture referances:
[link] is a good site (be sure to give credit!)
The rest of my tutorials: [link]
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That's a nice tutorial 
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Just copy and paste it into the new layer, you don't need to do anything to the texture to prep it for this!
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A very creative tutorial. Well done.
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I so need to work on this -- thanks for the help!
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You're welcome, glad it's useful
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Reminds me of the good 'ol PhotoshopTutors days. Nicely written tut (written with simplicity)
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Thanks! I like to keep things concise
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Thanks a lot for this... i never tought it could be that easy
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yeah its a good little trick!
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Thank you very much for the tutorial, I've been looking for a good textures one...
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uhm.. can i ask??
im using corel painter x and i reeeeally dunno where to find the textures to put on.
please please please
thank you so much.
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You can paste into a new layer, but this is really Photoshop territory. In Painter X I'd recommend playing with the Paper Texture feature that is in either the Canvas menu or the Texture Adjustments menu. Or make a new layer and swirl some thick stucco brushes or '
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my trial already expired.. but thanks so much for helping.. when i will get photosho, i'll be sure to use your tips.. thanks again..
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Sorry I don't use that program.... but typically you find your own textures yourself! Just search for "textures" here on Da, or check out my ~kittonstock stock gallery if you want... then you copy them and "paste" them into a new layer in your image. Hope that helps, but I can't really troubleshoot because I have never used that program!
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oh. thank you for your time then.. i will try what you told me and i'll check out your stocks.. 
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Thanks! I'm just adding some texture to a piece I'm getting ready to upload soon. I love the paper wrinkles!
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Thank you! I think this will come in handy.
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I have a question about the textures how do i get diffrent ones? xP nice picture
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People use different sites to download them. Feel free to use any off my stock account ~kittonstock or else search for it in the dA search function. Does that help? Or were you asking something else?
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yeah thanks thats what i wanted
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A much needed skill I have to improve upon. Thx fellow deviant!
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thx muchly for the tutorial Kitton, It is most appreciated. I look forward to when I can reciprocate to the community in this fashion
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so does a deeper color actually "bother" the image less? I have no scanner right now, so i'm having to learn how to do pure photoshop, and my pictures look so bland without the scanned paper texture T_T
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I don't completely understand the question, sorry!
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i think this person is asking whether a more vibrant coloured texture would not affect the color of the original piece as much as a pale colored texture would.
looking at your tutorial i would ask the same thing, since the paler pink tone seems to change the color of the original piece more than the deeper pink did.
um, did you understand that?? i really hope you would answer this.
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I think it has more to do with the tone of the colour you put overtop than the brightness. Like if most of your colours are warm, than applying a warm colour probably has less of an effect whether or not its brighter or higher opacity than a cool colour would?
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I'd always wondered about textures.
tried them once and failed so miserably, kekeke.
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