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    See this?
    http://www.deviantart.com/view/6038322/

    I did it..its noting...anyway can someone teach me how to brush in photoshop...my brushins terrible

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    Cool looking! What is it a wallpaper?


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      ummm...I suppose it could be.....if your desktop is the right size

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        to use the brush effectively in PS, it takes practice, and a steady hand. you might want to look into a waacom tablet if you really want to get serious with using brush strokes and the like. just keep practicing.

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          ok...sounds great but whats waacomb? =(

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            Wacom is a brand name. They make tablets for drawing stuff into your computer. Most of them are pressure sensetive so you can change the opacity by push with more or less pressure.

            www.wacom.com/index2.cfm?lang=en



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              Wacoms rock. The best christmas present I've ever had. Pressure sensitive, airbrush, and turn it over it becomes an eraser.

              I hear rumors that Canon is releasing a tablet with an LCD flat screen. Yes, you can draw on the screen. Imagine, being able to see your stroke on screen in real time...

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                Wacom has one too...
                www.wacom.com/lcdtablets/index.cfm

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                • #9
                  got a wacom ... it is awesome!

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                  • #10
                    noo...believe it or not I draw better with the mouse...my hands are really shaky..dunno why...

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