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DanLuVisiArt β THE GRAIN TUTORIAL
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No need to explain here, it's all on the image. Just like the brushes, if this helps, please fav and support it so more people can see it. Thank you!EDIT: IMPORTANT
When you go to the BLUR step, just do a normal BLUR effect. No gaussian blur, or motion blur. Just blur. I messed up when I wrote 15%
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Thank you!! I really admire this effect!Β Β
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I shall use this tutorial for a fake screenshot of a vintage-style cartoon
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When I go onto filter I can't see brush strokes, can someone help?
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You'll have to enable it in EDIT > Preferences > Plug-ins > Tick the box which says "Show all filter Gallery and Groups"
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Go to filter, then filter gallery. So Filter > Filter Gallery > Brush Strokes > Spatter.
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Just want to ask does this work on SAI too?
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Thank you! Always wanted to know this and walla! it's HERE!!
I used the technique here: fbgraphics.deviantart.com/art/β¦
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Just tried this with MangaStudio5, and while I need to play around with it to adjust for the different styles of filters available, this process shows real promise. Thank you!
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it's just filter > blur
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Thanks a lot for this tutorial!
Don't forget to set your image to 8-bit otherwise you won't be able to use any of the brush stroke filters!
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I think this is Photoshop.
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sweet, thanks.
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great tip! been wondering how to add more texture to my work i suffer from over blending atm so i'm working on that!
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Wow! Nice tip! That's incredibly simple and reach such a good effect! Perfect! Thank you very much
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thank you thank you for this, really saved my arse on an assignment pie susu dhian Β !
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I have a question, any please help!! How do you do that RGB colours thing? Thanks
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first of all. what software are you using? for photoshop by default is simple: click on your color with left mouse buttonΒ
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Yeh photoshop, then what? Also click on what colour?
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Either you know where is vertical tools panel? by def they should be placed. left on the screen. and search for 2 overlapping color squares (by def Square Over= Black and Square underneath=White) . drag over your mouse and click on one of them and play with your colors! OR when you begin a new project- change "Color mode" drop down settings to >RGB Color<. and Voala you can use RGB colors in your new project. Β
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Ok thanks so much!! But would i get the same colour if i save this picture and select the grey colour with a colour picker?
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Thanks this is easy to follow and I can't wait to try it!
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Thank you so much for posting this tutorial! I am brand new to digital art (art in general, really...) and I've been using regular noise filters to diffuse the 'painterly' look. I like the final look of this technique so much better, it adds a gritty realism to the skin.
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You're my favorite deviantartist
You're the best!
Please, do more tutorials.
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Dude who would of even thought of this!? This is crazy! Thank you for this WOW!Β
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Never thought to use grain for skin!
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oh thank you thank you for this, really saved my arse on an assignment!
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This is awesome! gonna try this out soon, thanks a bunch!
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oh I see why you do it, it looks like real textures~ cool!
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I have a problem with applying this effect. The Brush Strokes filter is greyed out and i cant apply it. Any sugestions on what to do? Thanks in advance.
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i've been looking for this kind of texture on the skin. thank you very much sir!!! and the brushes 
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