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Published: 2012-08-22 15:00:07 +0000 UTC; Views: 33525; Favourites: 997; Downloads: 512
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NOTE: This is not the ONLY way to blend in Photoshop. There are brushes and other brush settings one can use to blend with. In fact, a combination of blending brushes and this tool is great!Watch on YouTube
**This is PERFECT for mouse artists who can't use pressure sensitivity or special blending brushes (made just for tablet users)!
This isn't me putting down SAI at all, just showing a way where you can blend in Photoshop like you can in SAI.
This tutorial /should/ work for PS 7+.
**HOW TO DO IN GIMP:
"To do the same thing in gimp, hit 'apply jitter.'" CitrineG
**HOW TO DO IN ELEMENTS:
comments.deviantart.com/1/3227…
I'm not a PS (or SAI) expert, but if you have any questions, just let me know and I'll do my best to help you!
I hope you find this tutorial helpful
You can find more Photoshop related tutorials here .--
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Awesome. You are helping me so much it's amazing.
Thanks!
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Yay, I'm glad x3
You're welcome
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It actually works! Thank you so much! It all makes sense now!!
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Hooray! 
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You have just fixed my #2 issue with photoshop Oh My God why didn't I figure that out earlier?
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a good way to do the same thing in gimp is to hit 'apply jitter'.
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Thanks for the comment
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Omg, thank you! This was the only tool I missed in photoshop!
Now this program seems 100% perfect!
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You're welcome
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Thank you so much sharing this! 
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It's my pleasure
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I've tried and it work perfectly, thank you a lot!
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Awesome! If you post it, send me the link, I'd love to see it^^
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No problem! Thank you again, I will use this technique for my future drawings
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You're welcome
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I think I'm gonna try it out
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Good luck, have fun with it
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You're very welcome! I'm glad
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YOU HATH SAVED ME FROM SMASHING MY COMPUTER AND CUSSING OUT THE PEOPLE WHO CREATED PHOTOSHOP.
Thank you.~ :3
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HOORAY, I HAS GLAD.
You're welcome :3
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Good idea! I wish I would have known about this before I got my tablet :I blending is hell with a mouse!
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Thanks
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thanks for this, it got me interested in the smudge tool
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You're welcome, have fun with it
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Wow, thanks so much!! This helped me a lot!!
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You're very welcome
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this is very valuable information, thank u for sharing
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This quite handy especially for MAC user who can't fully use SAI
I am going to share this tutorial with some of my non-SAI friends
Awesome tutorial!!
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I didn't think about that, that's an even bigger plus then
Glad you like it, thanks
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>.< I guess this doesnt include photoshop elements 8.0, I cant find the scatter option anywhere~
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Oh no, I'm not sure :c I did a quick Google search to see if Elements has an equivalent 'scatter' option and I found these: [link] and [link]
Hopefully those can help you!
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i wuv you for doing this i use sai and photoshop now its like using both at the same time!
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