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forbidden. Thanks! This page will be developed as time permits. In the meantime, here's a start: Like many of you, there are times when I become so engrossed in what I'm doing with Corel Painter that taking notes just doesn't enter my mind. I do know better, but after all, sometimes we just need to relax and play without any distractions. After using Painter for 12 years, I can often piece together the process after the fact and then there are times when that's just not possible. If you don't see a thorough explanation of how I did something, it could be due to the fact that I just don't remember enough, or it might be that I'm planning to sell a tutorial that covers the process or teach it in a class. When it's possible, or practical, I'll try to include at least a brief explanation with each demo image in this section of PixelAlley, if not on this page, below the larger version you'll see when you click these images. |