I was experimenting with Photoshop CS4 the other day and trying to get a watercolour look in my drawing. Adobe's software comes with watercolour brushes, but they only seem to emulate watercolour to a certain point. The final colouring doesn't really look like watercolour on paper, at all. I suppose no amount of software can replace the real stuff, but when you think of how many artists work digitally nowadays, you start to wonder how they do it.
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Ca c'est un tres joli dinosaur (trying to remember some French ... wish there was a convenient way to add the accents using a standard keyboard. How do the French do it? Hmm ...)
I was experimenting with Photoshop CS4 the other day and trying to get a watercolour look in my drawing. Adobe's software comes with watercolour brushes, but they only seem to emulate watercolour to a certain point. The final colouring doesn't really look like watercolour on paper, at all. I suppose no amount of software can replace the real stuff, but when you think of how many artists work digitally nowadays, you start to wonder how they do it.
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Ca c'est un tres joli dinosaur (trying to remember some French ... wish there was a convenient way to add the accents using a standard keyboard. How do the French do it? Hmm ...)