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  1. 11-10-2011 10:09 AM #1
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    Photoshop skillz

    A friend showed this to me the other day. Craziness.

    This Video Shows Why Photoshop Will Never Cease to Amaze Me

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    You can also do that the old fashioned way...with paint brushes on canvas. It goes through a process much like oil painting. Very neat!
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    Well of course you could do it the old fashioned way... that's not the point. This is obviously not the best technique for painting and there's no real reason anyone would do it this way except to show off. I just thought it was impressive that the whole thing was done without any proper painting tools - nothing but adjustment brushes and such.
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