Awesome, now we see the WHOLE process it's even better!

Thanks for sharing again.

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thats pretty cool

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Woah That's pretty neat.

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Woah That's pretty neat.

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Call me DDSS or Neshae.

Damn, that's a pretty awesome feature. I gotta try and obtain a copy of Corel Painter now.

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looks freakin mad! love the softness of it and just the over all feel im just getting it to corel painter myself and man its a big transition when u hav been photoshop forever...i was wondering if u had any tips about what brushes are good and how u blend in the solid colurs and stuff, cause its soo confusing at times. haha
cheers.

P.S. FREAKIN MAD PIC!! lol

oh. my. goodness.

you know, it really makes a difference when you get to see the process step by step. i'd always had this misconception that really skilled digital landscape designers avoided using the blending tool, to preserve that raw brushy texture, but I guess I was very wrong. Though I've never used Corel Painter before, I'm assuming it has basically the same options as photoshop.

One thing, is it possible to get those oil paint-like square-ish brush strokes (which you've used on the hill on the left) without the Corel software? (like if I were to make that effect on photoshop - would I need to download a brush that style?)

Yay i can see it!

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