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 Post subject: Photoshop Tutorial: Starfield with a brush - SS part 1
PostPosted: Sat Oct 29, 2005 4:26 pm 
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This tutorial will give you a good idea of how to make a starfield, without having those monochrome looking stars.

1.First of all create your image, size doesn't matter (well, it actually does. If your using a small canvas, make sure the brush size is smaller, a bigger canvas an you make the brush a tad larger).

2. press D (set's your colors back to black and white) now fill the image with black (ctrl + backspace).

3. Now you have your space, but no stars. Make a new layer (ctrl + shift + n) and call it stars, pick out one of the preset star brushes and set it to theese settings:
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Set your opacity to 50% and size to around 10-15 and start brushing a FEW stars. Then set it to 75% and draw a few more, and last 100%. If you think their to dark, go image->adjustments->levels and move the little white arrow to the left. You should now have something like this:
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Last step would be taking out your brush, resseting it, and set it to 1 pixel, 100% opacity and 0 % hardness. Then start painting a few dots for some really bright stars. **Important** Don't over do this!!!!

Now the background for your future space scene is set!
(Note: This is my first tutorial, so bare with me)


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nice..

but why aint you posted it i the tutorials section???

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C@L wrote:
nice..

but why aint you posted it i the tutorials section???
Because only people that are approved tutorial posters can post in there, I will now move this thread.



Nice tutorial by the way =)

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Can I be aproved? Ill have another tutorial ready soon, it's about how to make an atmosphere for your planet :D


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nice work bro


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Folllowed everything word for word but my dots are way to big and not spreads apart far enuf

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I'll take a look at it..


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AceOfSpades wrote:
Folllowed everything word for word but my dots are way to big and not spreads apart far enuf



Change Master Diameter to 15px.


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Stupid question maybe. But where do I find the star brushes?

"pick out one of the preset star brushes and set it to theese settings:"


I've seen in the "filter - Brush strokes" area, but I can't find anything there.


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If your right click on your layer you'll be able to find the preset star brush if you scroll a bit down.
It's been a long time since I made this tutorial so I'm sure there is a cuople of faulties in it.
I think the number of the star brush is "50".


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thats soooo helpful for one of my school projects. thanks!


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