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No, what I mean is using the power of a graphic's tablet to control brushes in photoshop, etc.Nixie said:
&Those professional drawings are only one part of the signature, it's not as simple as putting them on a background. A LOT more work goes into them, sometimes even more work than what a drawing takes.
Photoshop has "brushes" which are basically fixed templates that are repeated over and over again when you drag the mouse along, like for example if you choose a circular template and drag the mouse along, you will get a rounded line.Nixie said:
Photoshop has the power to manipulate these brushes though, and also gain power from the tablet, so you could make the brush size change depending on how hard you press on the tablet, same goes for the opacity, roundness, amount of scatter or pretty much any properties of the brush. You can also do the same with pen tilt if your tablet supports pen tilt.
An example of how I combine this with normal computer-generated graphics is creating realistic sparkle in my backgrounds by using a soft round brush and applying a scatter & size jitter to my pen pressure.
I think you can see where I'm going.
C4Ds would be your best bet, head over to http://planetrenders.net/renders/ sign up and then browse the Abstract 3D Renders section.Nixie said:
