How to create dripping effect, using photoshop/illustrator
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 Apr 2 2006, 02:37 PM
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use the liquid function in photoshop. First create a sphere shape. Then use the liquid function to drag it down.Change the settings to make it more realistic.
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Apr 2 2006, 09:54 PM
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QUOTE(etsuko @ Apr 2 2006, 09:39 PM) songhan.. by liquid.. do you mean the Liquify function..? yaya if you wanna create custom brush.. - create canvas - new layer - create drip effect - turn off the background (so that it'll be transparent) - Edit > Define Brush Preset > Name the brush and press OK to create that drip effect.. - use the brush then open the brush options, play with the Shape Dynamics for Pressure.  - perfect the lines using the brush. - draw out the drips like your example. - save the brush with the steps above. or wasn't that what you were looking for..?   just forgot the name. I remembered that i did it in channel or sumthing..crap..forgot it  Webmachine ==> Check the bloodsplit thingy |
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