[merlyns]

this is a study on using both painter and photoshop together.

I think it came out quite well.
I've worked 4.5 hours on it.


-david
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[Matthew]

Hello

I always work like that too, I throw the picture into Painter, add and throw on some lines then I go back to photoshop and fix some things and then throw it back into Painter, and then back and forth a couple of times.
I like both the programs but I think that there are positive things and negative things about the both programs, kind of crazy actually but I like it that way.
You have got a nice and smooth touch on the girl, I like it.

Keep up the good work
Matthew

[Tomasis]

tell me what is problem with painter?

I see that your image is not very "complicated" so it would be enough to be painted only in painter.. if it was a manga pic so I should to understand the need of photoshop..

I'm only curious

I know that painter is not perfect
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[Matthew]

Ohh you mean me?


Well, my previous answer wasn�t a complaint about that Painter is so bad, I like both the programs, Painter and Photoshop.
But I have some problems with both of them but it could be a lack of understanding of the programs and not the programs itself.
Painter has a bit too soft brushes and when trying to fix a rough edge brush they are always to rough so the edges turns out to be too edgy ..hmm (how�s that spelled anyway?)
So too fix some nice and clear brush strokes I have to bring the picture into Photoshop. hehe, maybe you have a tip how to fix a good rough brush in Painter?

And then of course I misses some of those smooth and great brushes that Painter have and want similar brushes like that in photoshop...hmm, maybe I am rambling, but these programs works great together.

Matthew - alias The Unreal Unreal Tournament


P.S. Sorry for Flooding your Thread merlyns

[merlyns]

doesnt matter matther please continue.

I updated it a bit.

-david
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