Reiq Painter and Photoshop tutorial Texture & Effects 1/2 www.reiq.co.uk By this as a print!: www.reiq.co.uk Facebook fanclub: www.facebook.com Myspace: profile.myspace.com
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Esta genial, si fuera en español como el resto de los videos estaria mejor.
what Photoshop is that???
YOU ARE MY IDLE BTW :)
Your art inspires me xD
hey ur the guy on DA with all the boobies
Do you know the main brush presets? I’m trying to find something like that. Would appreciate the tip.
Do you know the main brush presets? I’m trying to find something like that. Would appreciate the tip.
Gracias por el tip del poligonal lazo tool.. me abre la percepcion acerca del flujo de trabajo en el caso de ilustraciones con entintado.. eso y el glow de painter.. :)
dude ur art is freaking awesome
ghost in the shell music in the background :>
one of the best tutorials
Wow Reiq your amazing! Thanks for the help, trying to learn myself.
Hey, when you’re selecting areas of overpaint, what tool are you using? magnetic lasso, regular lasso, vector, polygonal? just curious.
I cannot tell what some of the tools he has up there are. I see the airbrush and the blending stump, but what is the other one, the one he uses three variants of?
very nice! i love this! what about doin line art?
any tips on proper inking or anyting? scanning?
Haste uno en español ps reiq!!
love your work!
what’s the name of the first song? where can i get it? I
amazing. always wanted to know how to do this
viva reiq
the tall box on the lower right corner of the screen is his layer panel. It looks like hes using 6 or 7 layers, including the canvas.
Largely in part due to the use of a Cintiq…
Thank you so much for these tutorials! We posted them all on our sci-fi magazine websites. THX
wow you’re very talented in using your polygonal lasso o.O I take ages to cut a simple part using it =P
thanks for the tutorial ^^
how many different layers do you use, like in this picture?
well, i figured out how to get rid of excess paint, but I wish I had your cool paint tool!
To keep the layers seperate when transferring a file from Painter to Photoshop, save your Painter (RIFF) file as a Photoshop (PSD) file.
very informative, reiq! I’m a beginner at photoshop, but I’m using it on my deviantart page to paint a dragon that I drew. I didn’t know about using the lasso tool to get rid of excess paint! I must try that!