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It is always fun to learn new tricks thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteI appreciate the video greatly! Thanks so much!
ReplyDeleteVery good tutorial....Great way to use textures
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Thank you for these tutorials. The eye dropper trick to pick a mid tone color from the texture to brush off skin was a big help!
ReplyDeleteWonderful tutorial! It's amazing - there is always a new technique to learn. I've been working with textures for a while but still learned something new! Thank you! You create amazing images.
ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing!!
ReplyDeleteI know these take a long time to produce and wanted to thank you for sharing your artistic vision and editing techniques. I learned so much and am enjoying using your textures and learning how to "see" tones, colors, and light in an enlightened way.
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Amazing Jessica! Thank you for creating these, I'm looking forward to purchasing them! Hope you don't mind but I just have a suggestion on the vid tutorials. Have you ever used Vimeo? Sorry if you already know what it is but if not it's a site just like YouTube but for the creative media community and they have the best quality video streaming on the net. I personally upload my stuff to there for clients (I create trailers for professional theater companies)instead of YouTube because I find the quality is soooo much better. I just think it would make your tutorials look so much better and easier to follow along and also there are a tonne of people who frequent Vimeo anyway that would probably die for your products! I hope this helps and I hope I didn't appear to come across as meaning to pry :) All the best, Kraig.
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