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| I was wondering what are the segegstud settings for working to make the acrylic brush look like that (with a little blendiness to it as well (like acrylics do when you paint more than one color over another).Also is that painted over black background, or something else? I've played around with a few settings, but I can't seem to find the effect that you have here. Kind of where the first stroke is soft and you see the bumps, but the more you go over the page, the more it fills up the page. (I'm sure that's more of a brush setting, but I've changed most settings to what you have and playred, and it still doesn't look like that)I have CS3 and a wacom tabletthanks | rAnojr , [url=http://phgjawbmawsk.com/]phgjawbmawsk[/url], [link=http://cjjjbseuxrfw.com/]cjjjbseuxrfw[/link], http://ihsfjswvfxff.com/ |
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