3DSprite opened this issue on Dec 29, 1999 ยท 13 posts
3DSprite posted Wed, 29 December 1999 at 10:03 PM
Yes, Traveler and myself will be here to help in any way with your use of this incredible program called Adobe Photoshop!! Adobe Photoshop is arguably the most comprehensive and popular photo editor around. In fact, I don't know very many computer artists who don't use Photoshop on an almost daily basis, regardless of what other programs they may use. In this forum we plan on answering your questions and helping you where we can, but at the same time enlightening ourselves too, for this program is not one where you can actually say, "I know it all now, there is nothing left for me to learn." Adobe Photoshop has two distinct identities. The basic light side that we all use and know of and is a must in the use of this program; and the special dark side that is forever full of surprises, with it's never ending parade of filters and intimidating commands such as dissolve and difference. It will be a sincere pleasure participating in this forum and I look forward to your visits. And I am honoured to be working with the most talented and knowledgeable Traveler. 3DSprite
DTHUREGRIF posted Wed, 29 December 1999 at 10:29 PM
Cool, I'm looking forward to exploring that dark side. :
: Welcome! Diane
3DSprite posted Wed, 29 December 1999 at 10:56 PM
Heh, heh, how would you like to be beveled and embossed Diane?? Hehe!! Just joking. :: 3DSprite
DTHUREGRIF posted Thu, 30 December 1999 at 2:27 AM
I'd rather be stroked and filled. ::evil grin:: Not joking! LOL Diane
3DSprite posted Thu, 30 December 1999 at 5:52 AM
Hmmm, I am tempted to give you a special tour of my Eye Candy Filter? It has an awful lot of interesting effects such as "jiggle" and "swirl". But then on the other hand, perhaps you would just prefer a standard filter such as "pointillize", heh, heh!! Nice to have ya here Diane. 3DSprite
Traveler posted Thu, 30 December 1999 at 6:39 AM
In about a miniute I am going to plastic wrap the both of you. -Trav :)
3DSprite posted Thu, 30 December 1999 at 7:04 AM
Ooooh, sounds kinky!! Yes, like I said, Photoshop does have its attributes and it certainly does have that "dark side", heh, heh. :)
DTHUREGRIF posted Thu, 30 December 1999 at 6:27 PM
Well, Trav, plastic wrap would certainly be interesting. But let's not forget about "trace contour" and "extrude". Then there's always KPT's "texture explorer" and "intensity f/x". After that, we could move on to Zaxwerks "3D invigorator". And once we've gone through all of those, we could fire up Filter Factory and make our own! Diane :)
3DSprite posted Thu, 30 December 1999 at 6:53 PM
Oh Diane!! Your such a tease!!! Heh, heh!
DTHUREGRIF posted Thu, 30 December 1999 at 9:25 PM
So I've been told. :-)
David A. Runyon posted Fri, 31 December 1999 at 8:24 AM
This may; after all, prove to be the most interesting of the forums. After all; we may have to "translate" our "skewed" ideas. (He he...couldn't resist!) David
Xurge posted Mon, 03 January 2000 at 5:52 PM
Cool!!! I see the KPT Goo working in here. Nice new forum.
adam posted Wed, 05 January 2000 at 11:33 PM
Oh wow! I can't wait to see how this forum will turn out. So far so good. I never thought of filter being used in these interesting kinds of ways. I am already learning something. I can actually learn a lot by reading other people's messages. I am surprised nobody used "pinch" or "twirl" or "holoscrew" in their interesting conversations. Hmmmm. I will definitely come back to this forum. Adam