Bleank

I love these brushs!

Late night experiment

The last one definitely has an interesting style, but it's good! Keep it up!

Thank you!

This one is bit more thought, I like it but in some ways the other was more "spontaneous". I'll continue this series i think. Maybe next time I'll try put some colours on.

Anyway DA seems to not upload the original file, maybe is cause it doesn't see the 250 dpi of the original but only working as it was 72?

Finally found how to link big images

interesting thread

u2bleank wrote:interesting thread

Thank you

I finally create a brush that adapts to my style for tonal study!

This isn't a study anyway cause I did it with no reference, is just what I did adjusting the parameter of the brush.
I'm kinda waiting to do real studies because I miss to much layer merging and I can't use an overlay or a multy to adjust the shadow since they remain on the top of the base layer.

I'm kinda waiting to do real studies because I miss to much layer merging and I can't use an overlay or a multy to adjust the shadow since they remain on the top of the base layer.

Perhaps i've miss misunderstood, but in any case..
You can rearrange your layers with a simple Drag&Drop operation

u2bleank wrote:Perhaps i've miss misunderstood, but in any case..
You can rearrange your layers with a simple Drag&Drop operation

My english is not very good

I'll try to explain better, usually what i do is:
-layer with basic greyscale
-a layer on top on multiply or overlay (one for shadow one for highlights)
-merge all
-repeat the process

If I keep the layers detached and I need to change a value or define better a certain area what appends is that M.layer and O.layer on top mess all the values underneath. I could change the value again in the M. and O., but it would be complicated to do it in every cycle. As I usually repeat the process several times (I'm not that good to find the right value range at the first try).

Work in progress, not a paint over. 58 mb, still absolutely no lag.