Joseph-that was amazing and extremely interesting. I am familiar with all the tools you used but still had no idea about using them in this fashion! Thanks.
This is a badass technique but what about the fact that the fire looks so painterly and artificial, I mean is there any way to make it look sharp and real?
If you want the center of the fire sharpened up, you can use unsharpen mask on your base fire layer to give edge contrast or smudge with a harder brush when shaping.
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Cool tutorial! Unfortunately I couldn't get it to work properly on my project, but I messed around enough to see it's potential!
Very clever stuff - thanks a lot, you got yourself one more open-mouthed gawker - I mean subscriber!😁👍🏻
your channel must have more subcribers
Joseph-that was amazing and extremely interesting. I am familiar with all the tools you used but still had no idea about using them in this fashion! Thanks.
Really artistic technique I’m so liked so useful for fairytale arts
This is a badass technique but what about the fact that the fire looks so painterly and artificial, I mean is there any way to make it look sharp and real?
If you want the center of the fire sharpened up, you can use unsharpen mask on your base fire layer to give edge contrast or smudge with a harder brush when shaping.