Is there a PhotoShop gallery on Renderosity? There is, isn't there?!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I think the answer is "no". Why? 'Cause I suspect it's a tool that is used in the photo gallery, the mixed medium gallery, and for postwork in a lot of other galleries. You can look at a lot of stuff and tell it belongs in the Poser gallery but I'm not sure what would be a distinguising factor about Photoshop that says, "I should be in a Photoshop gallery". Just an opinion.

Don't forget the 2D gallery. That's where I put all my pure Photoshop images. :)

there's no dedicated photoshop gallery though...

Everyone uses Photoshopo for everything. It's an indispensable tool. That said, when i do images that are purely photoshop, I post them in the 2D gallery.

...as do i (whenever i have the time to actually post something ;))

i think it would be a "nightmare" to try and determine what images "fit" the profile of a Photoshop gallery and what would need to be moved to a more appropriate gallery...

:)
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I was just looking for the photoshop gallery here and there isn't one, hence I figgered somebody had already asked in this forum.  but it's rare for somebody to create an image just using photoshop here. mostly it appears that the original source is a photo (camera), an image ripped from a DVD, an image downloaded from a website, or a 3d render.  so I agree that a photoshop gallery would probably get many images posted to it that belonged elsewhere.  photoshop is more a means to an end than the beginning IMVHO, altho the thing to the left of this message, and various similar anims, were done only using photoshop.  but they would go in the cartoon or 2d category.

The only image I’ve done (uploaded) so far using solely Photoshop is my “Frankenstein Revisited” from an earlier rendition done using Adobe Illustrator 9 which I may or may not still have due to a disk crash but may have saved on CD somewhere. The other two from my Spartan series…the “Swordsman” and “Lancer” are composites using Bryce for the rock backgrounds but the figures themselves are Photoshop done using a Wacom to sketch on several layers above a base layer created firstly in Daz as marquettes to pose the figures and capturing highlights. The marquette poses came right from video character frame grabs from the movie itself. At the end, the marquette layers were deleted leaving only the merged sketched layers. Of course they had to go into the 2D gallery because there was no Photoshop gallery altho the Spartan's may have gone into the mixed media but the background was not the main subject of the images.