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    What Does "Trending Content" Mean?

    Well, that requires explanation. The forum automatically signs everyone off after a certain amount of time of inactivity. But, if the user does not manually sign off the forum, the next time they refresh or open a PSG page, they are still signed in. Only if you manually sign off/out of the...
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    Horned Puffin! Another study done!

    LOL! You crack me up! Are you familiar with sarcasm? Don't answer that, it's rhetorical! Just so you know, many years ago I owned an English/Euro Boxer named Bill (Sir William). Got him from a reputable purebred breeder in Sacramento CA. He was one of the best dogs I've ever had the pleasure of...
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    Horned Puffin! Another study done!

    Thanks! I'm not sure, does it have fur or feathers?
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    Horned Puffin! Another study done!

    No, I'm not wrong! In post #4, I was posting about the process of painting fur or feathers............. the process is still the same! Do you really think that I don't know the difference between fur and feathers? Or that a Horned Puffin is a bird with feathers? You're lucky I'm not easily...
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    What Does "Trending Content" Mean?

    Update. Hey Rich, I have an update on this odd issue! The offending country is primarily Brazil. There's a faction that is spoofing actual Brazilian based IP addresses that only scan the 2009 requests in the Paid Edit forum. There are literally hundreds of IP's that are being used so there's no...
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    Horned Puffin! Another study done!

    I received a DM that was asking me about the white feathers on the side of the Puffins head. They asked, how did I give depth to the small white feathering? Great question! You can't paint white fur/feathers on a white background, you couldn't see them. You need to build (painted not Ps) layers...
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    welcome!

    Hello.
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    Specific Change a logo on hat

    A patch maybe?
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    Horned Puffin! Another study done!

    Thanks!
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    Horned Puffin! Another study done!

    I was working on this painting about halfway through the Kookaburra painting. I did manage to take a few more progress shots, but not as many as I needed! I chose this particular bird because of it's colors, it's unique bill and hinge skin, and the eye structure. I considered this to be a...
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    Removing an annoying branch with the Brush Tool

    Sorry, It's been a long day and I'm just now finding the time to post this. I usually start off by identifying the boundaries I will need in order to remove the offending branch. This is the basic zone I need to make exact selections. Outside this zone can be soft transitions. Then I make a...
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    Specific Remove annoying branch

    I did not use AI or content aware fill, it's just the Brush Tool. Don't be afraid to point out an area that may need to be addressed.
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    Change colors via hue/saturation dialog

    @Korupt - I can always appreciate the many ways you can accomplish the same task in Photoshop. When I approach these types of questions, I have two considerations, ease and edit ability. What's the easiest technique that's the most editable. Your technique, while it does work, is complicated...
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    Kookaburra! Another study done!

    Yes. Wacom Intuos Mainly because it's seems to make the painting come to life and I take my time on the details. Depends on what you mean by additions? I'm done with this painting, I won't be adding anything else to it. However, if I did want to make adjustments, I would just paint them in...
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    Change colors via hue/saturation dialog

    Using the technique that Rich describes above, you can adjust the colors any way you wish using layer masking.
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