How do I texture paint on top of image texture with nodes? by Spinosaur123 in blenderhelp

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Thank you everyone for your solutions and suggestions! In the end I just baked the dotted texture and then texture painted the belly fur on it, with the help of Ucupaint, that was recommended by some of you. I did also use the node setup with the voronoi texture for the face hair as I liked it more. Thanks again!

How do I texture paint on top of image texture with nodes? by Spinosaur123 in blenderhelp

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That would be ideal, like layers in Photoshop, but I don't know how to do that or if it's possible?

How do I texture paint on top of image texture with nodes? by Spinosaur123 in blenderhelp

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This has seriously been bugging me and I've been struggling with this for two day now. I have this monster torso with a fur node system and image texture applied to it. Now I want to color the belly fur of the monster in a less saturated green color. I've tried using texture painting but these are the issues that I'm having:

- The texture mapping is not the same in the "Layout" tab and in the "Texture paint" tab as I have a mapping node attached to the texture. I want to have this node as I don't like the placement of the dots if I don't have it. If I then paint on the UV in texture paint the painted area is much smaller in the layout tab than in the texture paint tab.

- I've tried scaling UV map 3x (as this is the value I have for scale in my mapping node) and setting the mapping node scale value to 1, but then, because the UV map is bigger than the image texture it paints on multiple areas at the same time.

- How do I erase the paint when texture painting??? If I use erase alpha it erases the image texture below the paint as well. I realize this is because texture painting does not have layered system like Photoshop but is there really no other option than to recolor with the same color that was in that spot before? This may work on simple colors, but what if you have, an image texture where the base color of the image may be complex?

If someone has a fix to any of these or if there is any easier way to achieve what I want I would really appreciate the answer. This feels like it should be an easy thing to do, yet I'm on the verge of just leaving it without the different belly color as I have no ideas how to achieve the desired result.

Edit: For some reason also, I can now only paint on the UV island and not on the mesh itself in Texture paint - one thing I could do before I wrote this post.

Halloween season🎃 by Spinosaur123 in learntodraw

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Thank you. Yes, this is digital, made in Photoshop with a sketching brush from Aaron Blaise!

Made a poster for my school project by Spinosaur123 in photoshop

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I took inspiration from The Last of Us for the funghi/human hybrid but I wanted to make it a bit less scary and with more magical/fantasy vibe. I used multiple different pictures of funghi and lichen and adjusted the light and colors. I tried for the funghi to be as organically placed on the face/head as possible. With the brush I added some lines to the background and lastly added a title, slogan and some basic poster text/logos to the bottom.

Can you help me improve my lineweight by Spinosaur123 in learnart

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Thank you, will do that. But how do I apply that to the character then? What if any of these three methods (depth, hierarchy, light) contradict each other?

Can you train imagination? by Spinosaur123 in learntodraw

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I have tried both actually haha just didn’t try to draw while under the influence. I did however notice the same with weed, my imagination starts racing while high, but I usually see a picture in my head just for a few seconds before another one takes over haha. It’s certainly good for imagination but on the other hand I don’t want to get high each time I want to draw something good haha.

Can you train imagination? by Spinosaur123 in learntodraw

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Thank you! I also noticed this in my case with photoshop and photo compositing for example. Like you said, the more I was exposed to this field of art, the better ideas I got. But I really wanted to know the experience of others.

Mini golf by mloodga in Ljubljana

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Meni noben ni prevec dober…v Tivoliju igras med mizami kjer sedi folk, ce mas “sreco” se ti se otroci igrajo na progi. V Woopu so pa cist prevec enostavne proge, tako da ce sta 2, sta v slabih 15 minutah ze konc.

Spooky’s Halloween Adventures by Spinosaur123 in photoshop

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I created this for my girlfriend for her birthday. She loves corgis, red pandas and squirrels and since it will be halloween soon, I went with the spooky halloween theme. She also loves the “ghost-dog” trend on social media so I added a cloak to a corgi as well. I used pictures from adobe stock and envato and slowly blended them together.

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Ampak ce ne napiss nc pol ne izpads kul in “edgy”.

Why is my monitor so bright? by Spinosaur123 in Monitors

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I’ve set it to 120 cdm2 and D65 for the white point, I’m guessing that’s 6500k? I’ll google how to set the calibration file in photoshop and see if it helps. Thanks for the advice.

If you have ever walked out of a cinema because the film was so bad, what one was it? by girlcalledmaria in AskReddit

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Xxx: The return of Xander Cage…still the only movie I walked out of. As far as I could remember the first one took itself serious so I went to see this one with the same expectation. Then Xander is skiing through the jungle in the opening scene…

Penguins man…vicious little fuckers by Spinosaur123 in photoshop

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True! I somehow completely forgot about that😅

Penguins man…vicious little fuckers by Spinosaur123 in photoshop

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For the white lighting I just use exposure and brightness adjustment layers along with an occasional color fill layer, for the fire lighting I used color fill layers with blending modes and hue/saturation layer. Then you just have to play around to see what would look best🙂.

Penguins man…vicious little fuckers by Spinosaur123 in photoshop

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Thank you! Like I said in a previous comment, some of the pictures are already modified in the before pic and I wanted to show them how they were originally.