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Photoshop Tutorial - Creating a Sketch Out of a Photograph 2
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In the last tutorial, we created a sketch from a photo in three simple steps. Typically, your sketch ended up quite light and atmospheric looking. Here is a continuation that will bring more darks and depths into your sketch. For your convenience, the last tutorial is quickly reviewed here. Hope you find this fun and useful. I've used a photo I found on a free image site for this demonstration. Have a great day!

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::Hottrockin
05/18/06 10:43 PM GMT
Super!! Thanks Nathan!! I played a little with your prior post and it worked like a charm!! Got get crackin' on this aspect now!! :~)
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&KEIFER
05/18/06 11:19 PM GMT
My niece spent quite a few years coloring in anything and everything with colored pencils .. she would love this
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Life is mostly Froth & Bubble
.LynEve
05/18/06 11:21 PM GMT
Thanks Nathan - also saved. My last attempt looked so-so on the screen but when I printed it the sketched part of the image turned out blue (looked like carbon paper)although it looked greyscale on the screen. The black border lines were black so it is back to the drawing board for me.These are great tutorials.
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Keep your face to the sunshine and you can not see the shadows. It's what sunflowers do - Helen Keller
&nmsmith
05/18/06 11:53 PM GMT
Color printers have a color gamut (and each printer is different). One thing you can do is to flatten the layers and use the levels dialog to bump the darks up a little more before printing it out.
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.Temper
05/18/06 11:53 PM GMT
Looks very organized and it's an interesting topic as well very well doen adn keep up the good work
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Keep your eyes open there will always be a challenge to tackle
::razorjack51
05/19/06 12:32 AM GMT
Great tutorial, very clear and concise instructions. I'll give this one a go too very soon. Thanks!..=)
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"Some painters transform the sun into a yellow spot, others transform a yellow spot into the sun -Pablo Picasso My Gallery
::MellodySmiles
05/19/06 12:42 AM GMT
Excellent tutorial Nathan! Thank you so much!
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Every exit is an entry somewhere else.
.DesertDenizen
05/19/06 12:44 AM GMT
Thanks for posting this tutorial. The result on this image is very impressive. Looking forward to trying it...
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::J_272004
05/19/06 2:09 AM GMT
Great tutorial... works beautifully... thanks for taking the time to do this.. =)
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"A sense of humour is as important to life as shock absorbers to a car.. It helps us over the bumps im life" / P.K. Shaw
::laurengary
05/19/06 4:31 AM GMT
Another great tutorial from you Nathan ! Thank you so much !
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Ask Not For Whom The Bell Tolls .......Let The Machine Get It ........ MY GALLERY
.wimida
05/19/06 8:13 PM GMT
Thanks Nathan voor sharing " creating a Sketch."
When I have time I will try it.
Wil
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If you love something, set it free. It it comes back to you, it is yours. If it does not, it was never meant to be. Wil
dusa1947
05/20/06 7:09 AM GMT
I love these lessons. Thank you!
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.MythD
05/21/06 4:59 AM GMT
thanks for the lessons!
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&nmsmith
05/24/06 3:42 AM GMT
You are welcome! I'm pleased you found them to be of interest, and perhaps useful. Your comments made it worth the effort to share it.
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.hiker
05/25/06 1:07 PM GMT
These tutorials are great! You should consider publishing them in some form or fashion. This is much more down to earth and far easier to understand than anything that Adobe provides!!
Thank You and please continue to submit them!
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