wonder Expert Licensed User Longtime User Oct 28, 2014 #1 Hello all, If anyone needs some guidance in Photoshop or image editing, I'm here to help.
Informatix Expert Licensed User Longtime User Oct 29, 2014 #2 wonder said: Hello all, If anyone needs some guidance in Photoshop or image editing, I'm here to help. Click to expand... My wife could be interested. She works on my current project since a few months with Photoshop. I will relay her questions. Thank you for the proposal.
wonder said: Hello all, If anyone needs some guidance in Photoshop or image editing, I'm here to help. Click to expand... My wife could be interested. She works on my current project since a few months with Photoshop. I will relay her questions. Thank you for the proposal.
Peter Simpson Expert Licensed User Longtime User Oct 30, 2014 #4 Cheers @wonder When I'm stock I search YouTube for videos.
Cableguy Expert Licensed User Longtime User Oct 30, 2014 #5 what about graphic interface creation? are you up to it? (asterix styled cartoon for a MMOG interfacing app) Last edited: Oct 31, 2014
what about graphic interface creation? are you up to it? (asterix styled cartoon for a MMOG interfacing app)
wonder Expert Licensed User Longtime User Oct 30, 2014 #6 Boa noite Cableguy! I'm not that much of a great designer, but if you explain me in more detail what you want to achieve, we might get somewhere. My knowledge however, is rather focused on the technical aspects of photoshop, I'm not an artist.
Boa noite Cableguy! I'm not that much of a great designer, but if you explain me in more detail what you want to achieve, we might get somewhere. My knowledge however, is rather focused on the technical aspects of photoshop, I'm not an artist.
WAZUMBi Well-Known Member Licensed User Longtime User Oct 31, 2014 #7 I downloaded a trial version of photoshop once. Fired it up, saw 1000's of buttons on the screen and cried. I actually had to Google 'how to draw a line in photoshop' . I decided to stay with Paint.net.
I downloaded a trial version of photoshop once. Fired it up, saw 1000's of buttons on the screen and cried. I actually had to Google 'how to draw a line in photoshop' . I decided to stay with Paint.net.
Cableguy Expert Licensed User Longtime User Oct 31, 2014 #8 Hi @wonder... Bom dia! I' m trying to rebuild an old project of mine that tapped into a MMOG game... I used 'in game' images at the time, customised to my needs and with my short knowledge of PS. I don't mind reusing the same principle, that is to pick 2 or 3 separate images to compose an 'original' one... And an expert hand would be.. handy!
Hi @wonder... Bom dia! I' m trying to rebuild an old project of mine that tapped into a MMOG game... I used 'in game' images at the time, customised to my needs and with my short knowledge of PS. I don't mind reusing the same principle, that is to pick 2 or 3 separate images to compose an 'original' one... And an expert hand would be.. handy!
wonder Expert Licensed User Longtime User Oct 31, 2014 #9 @WAZUMBi, I understand your frustration. Drawing a line in Photoshop is actually overcomplicated. The learning curve can be a little bit steep in the beginning, but with enough dedication you'll achieve some results. Try messing with the filters and watching some photo retouching tutorials, those are usually easy to understand. A great way to begin would be opening a photo in Photoshop, going to Filter --> Liquify and mess around with this tool. @Cableguy, PM me and I will be glad to help you with your needs.
@WAZUMBi, I understand your frustration. Drawing a line in Photoshop is actually overcomplicated. The learning curve can be a little bit steep in the beginning, but with enough dedication you'll achieve some results. Try messing with the filters and watching some photo retouching tutorials, those are usually easy to understand. A great way to begin would be opening a photo in Photoshop, going to Filter --> Liquify and mess around with this tool. @Cableguy, PM me and I will be glad to help you with your needs.
