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Published: 2007-01-15 23:55:22 +0000 UTC; Views: 15754; Favourites: 132; Downloads: 251
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My tutorial for a realistic fur brush using photoshop ^_^This did take me some time, although I am afraid I may not be clear enough in some steps. I apologise for that. Like I said, if any further help is needed note me about itβ¦I am happy to answer any questions (:
For this tutorial I used Adobe Photoshop CS. It is very basic and will most likely be valid to any version of photoshop. I do use a mac and therefore some aspects may differ a little, though this shouldnβt make a difference overall.
(also if there is a better category for this plz state which lol)
Just a note-- this is a basic tutorial...Im sure there are far better fur brushes out there which may require more work. So just bare with me...this is what i use anyway lol
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Very awesome ^^ Would you happen to know anything about fur creation for Gimp as well?
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3 hours? With such number of actors I would mess all day.
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when you nake the brush on step 4, I can never get it thin and gets fatter then thin again (If that makes sense?) It always stays the same thickness..
I'm using CS3 btw...
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Very good tutorial, I'm sure it could be adapted for the GIMP or another arts program, but well done!
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hey cool, I just got photoshop CS, I and I was wondering how to get some good brushes, now I know how to make my own 
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very nice, wish you could have shown some of them in practial use as examples aswell tho.
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Just a handy tip. On the Shape Dynamics page. If you change the Angle Jitter control to Direction. The fur will follow the direction you drag the brush so no need to rotate the picture
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thanks ^^
I have to fix this one up at some point when I have a minute to spare lol
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Can you pleeeease make a werewolf tutorial????
I can't find any that teaches how to do the mouth.
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I could.. but the way I make them is fairly simple.. you basically just use the 'liquify' tool and stretch the mouth out to how you desire. Play around with it first so you get the hang of it.
You'd be better off asking someone who actually makes good manips lol
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do you choose a brush size as big as the mouth.
other people who makes good manips usually don't like to give their steps away.
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yes. I make that tool to aroudn the size of the mouth, but make a copy of the original layer to do this on so you can erase the stretched background
aw you'd be surprised, more people are willing to help that you'd think, you just gotta ask ^_^
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Awsome! I was trying to find this tutorial for awhile now! Thank you!^^
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Hey, nice tutorial you should post it at [link] so more people can see this!
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I'll have to give this a try
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Very nice tutorial! Tried it for myself and got some good results!
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will try it, definitely if you come with a new tech, i will give it a shot
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