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Published: 2007-10-13 18:39:12 +0000 UTC; Views: 3662; Favourites: 20; Downloads: 131
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Hope this is the right category....My first tutorial!
Shows how to make an indented thin line (as seen in my grey. color. strip. wallpapers).
Hope it all makes sense, and don't hesitate to ask questions, critique, and make suggestions.
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This didn't work at all, I was hoping it would too …
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Amazing will need to practice much to take full advantage of this useful trick!
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well, meh i love this tutorial, but it really ticks me when ur about to create a good design, then the tutorial says:
meh just plya round...
how did u finish it?
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Haha, yes I used to hate that as well... though I have grown to enjoy it, as it lets you input some of your own ideas into what you are making.
What part exactly did you want clarification on?
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Great tut! I don't own photoshop, but I'm going to see if I can figure out how to do this in The Gimp .
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Nice
I tried using the gimp for a little while, but was just to clunky for me
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thanks, I'm gonna give this a try. Its something I've always thought looked really cool
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Very coo mate, thanks! I hope to use this information.
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Being a genuine peep, I found this extremely helpful. Thanks for sharing.
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lolz
youve got a spiffy computer 
I get all techniques youre explaining, too. though I dont really like the idea of plain lines as deviation..
and what do you do to have more lines? duplify the layer and drag it a bit to the side and repeat progress?
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well, it is not really how to make a deviantion... just how to add that effect to something else. If you want more, just add another line to the layer, or make a new layer, and do the same thing
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aah, I see, I get it
(but about the 'more' it is unlikely you will be able to get the same curve again)
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well yes, if you want the same exact curve, in a different spot, just duplicate the layer, and move it
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yeah, well figure it out on your on brudda
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I knew how to do that liek for 3 years now.
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Cool, I dont use he pen tool much... I feel I cant really controle or understand it 
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Yeah, it takes some getting used too
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