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i will be using paint shop pro x for this tutorial.1. duplicate your background layer, and set it to screen at 10%.
2. create a new raster layer, and fill it with #F5E7C0. set it to multiply at 30%.
3. go to layers > new adjustment layer > colour balance, check "preserve luminance" and fill this in:
shadows: -19, -15, -1
midtones: -8, 10, -4
highlights: 0, 0, 0
4. create a new raster layer and fill it with #22223A. set it to exclusion at 57%.
5. create another raster layer and fill it with #964A4C. set it to soft light at 40%.
6. duplicate the background layer again, and drag it to the top. set it to soft light at 55%.
now merge the layers and you're done!
stock: ~shyble-stock
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Comments: 7
Vekica [2010-01-03 15:22:18 +0000 UTC]
awesome. it helped a lot. I'll post where I use it if I put it on dA. thank you
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a-a-ash-ah-lee [2008-01-28 23:51:52 +0000 UTC]
Can this be done in paintshop pro 8
some of the options i cant find.
if you could give me some direction to
screen at 10%.
multiply at 30%.
pretty much the ones you have italic
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rocketlaunch In reply to a-a-ash-ah-lee [2008-01-29 20:31:22 +0000 UTC]
if you haven't got the layers window up, go to view > palettes > layers.
a window that looks like this should pop up: [link]
the options like screen and multiply are on a drop-down list where "normal" is. and the % bar is on the left.
hope that helps. (:
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a-a-ash-ah-lee In reply to rocketlaunch [2008-01-29 20:47:35 +0000 UTC]
haha sorry thanks i found it all after i commented >.<
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TwilightsBlood [2007-09-11 11:25:31 +0000 UTC]
great tutorial, I will say that at the least but I'm in love with your hair ^_^ lol why cant more people go like that?!
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rocketlaunch In reply to TwilightsBlood [2007-09-11 14:47:21 +0000 UTC]
haha, thanks.
but that's not me.. it's :devshyblestock:
i forgot to credit, i'll do that now..
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