Preserved Topic: PS airbrush and smudg

Thats all it takes to pull off one of these.......ahhhhhh no fumes.....plenty of paint........and no MESS to clean up......PS is a dream.......wake me when its over...hehehehe......dont try this at home unless you have lots of patience..and i dont mean the ones in the waiting room...muhahahaha.......Cyber <P>

Yo Doccyber!<P>You should have made it rollover so the blower intakes opened up! heheheh....<P>I can hear it rumble and pop.....is that stacked on a milodon or a donovan???<P>wicked cool <img border=0 align=absmiddle src="http://www.ozones.com/forum/smile.gif"><P>

So many airbrush artists are just talentless hacks that like to spray cheesy purple sunsets on t-shirts and license plates -- it's refreshing to see somebody as talented as you 'cyber using one. <img border=0 align=absmiddle src="http://www.ozones.com/forum/smile.gif"> I used to do a bunch of airbrush work when I was in highschool, but it just wasn't quite for me. I'm mainly a pen&ink/watercolor kind of guy <img border=0 align=absmiddle src="http://www.ozones.com/forum/cool.gif"><P>It *would* be damn cool if you could animate it!<P> <p>[This message has been edited by DL-44 (edited 01-06-2000).]

You're kidding me! I can't even draw CLOUDS with an airbrush! Hell, I can't draw a stick man with a Sharpie.<P>That's way too impressive, DocCyber. Think I'll go back to working at Kinko's...
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That is just totally cool. I also am more of a pen&ink kind of guy, I never EVER used color until Photoshop came along, black and white just rocked my world. Guess that's why I like my contrasty images so much. One of the first things I thought was this, you probably need to know what an engine like that looks like first, before drawing it, right? :-) Too many folks forget that, you need to know what that thing you're drawing from your imagination would really look like, then you can create it. Nice work, Doc!<P>