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EDIT: 05.27.2008::: NEW EDITION UPLOADED
See the new, extended, improved edition here:

[Wacom Photoshop & Painter Guide]

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Part 02.
This is a continuation of the first tutorial "Beginner Tablet Tips"

This sheet builds on the importance of LAB and CMYK color and the effective use of roundness and angle changes in your work to get a more "Painterly" painted feel out of photoshop.

This is more of a techniques tip-sheet rather than a tutorial.
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~Gagz:iconGagz: Apr 17, 2006, 6:27:21 PM
Just great. One question; this work to for a Wacom Graphire ? Is that much the difference ? Thx, and again, great tutorial!

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*dana-redde:icondana-redde: Apr 17, 2006, 8:00:31 PM
that just went WHOOSH! over my head! But I bet if I knew what you were talking about, I'd be like "oh man that was one hot tutorial"

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=fox-orian:iconfox-orian: Apr 17, 2006, 8:04:49 PM
To my knowledge, Graphires have the same features as Intuos2's with the exception of no tilt control. Everything here will work except for the "Pen Tilt" options.
~Gagz:iconGagz: Apr 17, 2006, 8:27:51 PM
K', well for my (a beginner) will by just fine, I think ;)

Thx for the amazing tutorial 'n the answer :D

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~Dmitrys:iconDmitrys: Apr 17, 2006, 8:54:35 PM
O hell eah!!! even Dmitry had learned somthing.
Profecional looking stuff there mate
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~zombiehunter:iconzombiehunter: Apr 17, 2006, 10:27:14 PM
oh god i think i'll stick to canvas.
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=fox-orian:iconfox-orian: Apr 18, 2006, 12:48:28 AM
why do you have to make comments like that, its mean :(
CMYK is something used for print making, its not even related to canvas... that's an artform 100 years or so in the making...
but I'm not gonna bother to justify the rest cuz meh I just do not care anymore...
=fox-orian:iconfox-orian: Apr 18, 2006, 12:49:09 AM
Glad to be of some assistance XD

whatever it may have been hahaha
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~zombiehunter:iconzombiehunter: Apr 18, 2006, 12:59:17 AM
you think everything i say is mean! sheesh
I was just commenting on the seeming difficulty of digital painting.
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=fox-orian:iconfox-orian: Apr 18, 2006, 1:00:53 AM
well sometimes its a little uncalled for [and perhaps a little ignorant? :)]

If its seemingly difficult, don't knock it! For me, painting digitally is pretty damn easy so things like this are second-nature. I'm not off knocking traditional painting, now.
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