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Dripping effect

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post #1
17 October 2005, 09:57 UTC#1
So well I haven't been into PHotoshop too much lately but I see you guys making stuff looking like it dripped down on some places.. how do you guys do this? Not with just Smudge or something I suppose?

Thx
post #2
21 October 2005, 12:30 UTC#2
hello?! I know some of you know this. Help would be appreciated :)
post #3
21 October 2005, 12:58 UTC#3
Search for a brush on deviantart which does this?
post #4
21 October 2005, 13:00 UTC#4
Yeh im pretty sure its a brush kuffi. Just use whtever brushes u want to look like is dripping, then use the drippy brush underneat or on top of the other one in the same colour.
post #5
21 October 2005, 13:01 UTC#5
What type of dripping? Blood.. Paint.. ?
post #6
28 October 2005, 21:20 UTC#6
yeah man, both.. whatever looks cool.:)
post #7
28 October 2005, 23:32 UTC#7
QUOTE(MADE @ Oct 21 2005, 01:01 PM)
What type of dripping? Blood.. Paint.. ?
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I've been wondering the same thing, both types would be awesome if you could post how.
post #8
20 November 2005, 21:41 UTC#8
yes.. guys?
post #9
20 November 2005, 22:27 UTC#9
its a just a brush
post #10
21 November 2005, 00:14 UTC#10
yeah, it's from a brush, and you erase what you don't need and then move it around until you have the position you want. for a simpler one, just draw it in.
post #11
21 November 2005, 00:45 UTC#11
where can this brush be found?
post #13
21 November 2005, 01:48 UTC#13
I have a good few dripping type brushes. I will ZIP and upload for you guys when I can be arsed.
post #14
21 November 2005, 01:57 UTC#14
I'll arse you...