>   > >   > >   > >   > >   > >   > >   > >   > > Cimerone's Hair Brushes Part Duex! > > That's right!! A second installment in my PS brushes collection!! These are all new and all different but have the same versatility as my first set! > > There is still a PSCS and PS7 version AS WELL AS the original PSD files so that you can use them in earlier versions of Photoshop AND Paint Shop Pro!! > > Also included in this set are PS hair color swatches that can be loaded via the swatch menu in Photoshop OR jpg files so that you can use them as you see fit. There are swatches for Black, Blonde, Brunette, and Red hair!! > > Included as well is a Tips list. Small, short and sweet it lists some tips that have helped me a great deal in the past. It also has links to many tutorials that I still use! > > Happy Painting!

Coming soon to the marketplace!!

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whoo hoo can't wait! They look fabulous ;o) Loved the first set!

These look great. when and where will they be available. cheerio lululee

They are in pending now and they will be available here :) They were just uploaded today so it might be about 5-7 days before you see them in the MP yet. Thanks for your interest. Cimerone

can all PS brushes be used in PSP...? opr do they need to be created special for each software?

The older versions of PS Brushes used to allow you to just change the extention from .abr to .jbr and vice versa. That doesnt work anymore to the best of my knowledge. Cimerone

so you then have 2 different products..1 for PS, other for PSP ??

No I included the PSD files that can be opened in early versions of Photoshop OR any version of Paint Shop Pro and made into brushes by the purchaser. I dont have Paint Shop Pro therefore I cant make the brushes for you but if you use it all you need to do it open the PSD files and convert them to brushes :) Hope that helps! Cimerone

ah...I'm so thick sometimes :) thanks much for the explain :)

1. Could you explain the differenc between the two packages? Is the second one a bigger set or different in its content? (I don't have either yet, but interested) 2. These are I suppose mainly meant for postwork. I am mostly interested in brushes I could use to create realsistic hair textures. Would these do the job? :] Fish

Hi FishNose! First off, they are two different paks. My first hairbrush pak is completely different. This one is MUCH bigger, and has a few added surprises :) You sure could use these to make some really nice hair textures. But to be honest (and I know this is a bad sales idea lol) you can make realistic hair textures from pretty much any hair brushes on the market. I hope this helps Cimerone

"(and I know this is a bad sales idea lol)" LOL! But much appreciated honesty :o) What I need is a set of brushes that will allow me to create texs with highlights - like in some of your render examples above. Is that built into the brushes? How does one do that? :] Fish

Its not built in but its easy enough to do. You can just use layers. I have a hair painting tutorial posted in the Photoshop section of Synergy3D.net and you can basically use the same method. Multiple layers utlizing the screen and multiply layer modes. Not to mnetion the dodge and burn tools which are always fun and exciting :) In all the above examples I used these methods. I hope that helps and if you have any further questions Im more than happy to try and help out :) Thanks Cimerone

Thanks - I'll be over and check the tuts :o) :] Fish