Oh, I loved it! I downloaded your brushes on the previous video and now I know how to use them and I know how to create my own! How could I ask for more? Thank you, Colin! I'm happy to be part of your community :)
Hello and thank you very much for this one! You timed this rather nicely as it was only short time ago (today) that I was 'messing about' and having great fun and genuine enjoyment editing an image of a pre-existing sky. I used a rather different method for creating a cloud section with the render- clouds filter, set to the 2 main colours of the sky and then playing around with various settings. I had already downloaded your awesome cloud brushes. Being reminded of how to make my own ones though, is never a bad thing so thank you once again. :)
@@photoshopcafe I couldn't agree more....and doesn't PS allow us to do that incredibly well?! It's infamous for having a number ways of doing just ONE thing, whatever that might be.:)
One of your best tutorials yet! This is so timely for me also, perfect....You did an outstanding presentation of 'clearing the smoke' on how to create these!...Also, I am going to use your advice on animation and make an animated 'loop' of the various layers of 'smoke' at various 'speeds' ...Off the chart Colin! Also, thanks for the brushes! BTW what program did you create your chess pieces in? ty
The website might have some issues as no matter how many times I put my mail id, it always gives an error message saying "Oops something went wrong, try again later". Kindly, look it up.
Thanks so much for the great tutorial.
This is new to me, making clouds and spacing them in front and behind an object.
Thank you very much!
Great technic on how to use your cloud brushes, thank you Colin
Amazing video thanks
I am always looking for new uses in Photoshop. This is a great one. Thank you so much!
As always. Great tutorial. Thanks a lot. Very helpful.
You make it look so intuative. Thanks Colin
Great job, clear for a cloudy result. Thanks a lot.
lol
I already had and used your cloud brushes; however, it was a big help watching your technique in applying them. Thanks, Colin!
Glad it helped
Absolutly great Thanks !
You make it easy to learn
Oh, I loved it! I downloaded your brushes on the previous video and now I know how to use them and I know how to create my own! How could I ask for more? Thank you, Colin! I'm happy to be part of your community :)
We are glad to have you!
Hello and thank you very much for this one! You timed this rather nicely as it was only short time ago (today) that I was 'messing about' and having great fun and genuine enjoyment editing an image of a pre-existing sky. I used a rather different method for creating a cloud section with the render- clouds filter, set to the 2 main colours of the sky and then playing around with various settings. I had already downloaded your awesome cloud brushes. Being reminded of how to make my own ones though, is never a bad thing so thank you once again. :)
The more ways to do things, the better :)
@@photoshopcafe I couldn't agree more....and doesn't PS allow us to do that incredibly well?! It's infamous for having a number ways of doing just ONE thing, whatever that might be.:)
@@davidholdstock indeed
I saw you at Photoshop Training Channel! This was Awesome!
Awesome! Thank you!
Thanks so much.
Terrific, thank you
Thank you so much sir 😊😊😊
Awesome!
One of your best tutorials yet! This is so timely for me also, perfect....You did an outstanding presentation of 'clearing the smoke' on how to create these!...Also, I am going to use your advice on animation and make an animated 'loop' of the various layers of 'smoke' at various 'speeds' ...Off the chart Colin!
Also, thanks for the brushes! BTW what program did you create your chess pieces in? ty
Thanks! I made the the chess set on Cinema 4D, back in the day when my License used to work. lol
The website might have some issues as no matter how many times I put my mail id, it always gives an error message saying "Oops something went wrong, try again later".
Kindly, look it up.
alright!