Freakin' Awesome by shannonsuzanne
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So while looking at something that caught my eye here in the MP about styles and glowing and wanting it badly but not having the 10 bucks for the DBE It's Magic package running on the home page I got into some tutorials and I FINALLY got something kinda sorta glowy. I think the background is freaking awesome. You can have your own opinion.
Just wondering if I could give these away? If I make them with commercial photoshop brushes and then save as a jpeg is that legal? Cause all I'd be giving out is the picture and not the brushes....Or if I got super cool awesome power I could sell them ROFL.
Oh well I pasted one of my earlier PNG renders into this and the way it blended just made it even more freaking cool :)
Too bad I had to wait until today right before I have to go to work tomorrow on how to do this.
Also learned how to make my own brushes again...wacom tablet is gonna come in handy tonight ;)
I should have bookmarked the tut but alas I did not :(
Comments (6)
ArtistKimberly
Marvelous,
twelvemark21
In-Freakin'-Credible!! Great looking image, fabulous job with the background. (by the way the titles for today's images were "Freakin' Awesome")
magnus073
This is beyond cool Shannon, love the effects here
mgtcs
Very beautiful and strong image here, dramatic colors and mood, excellent expression, congratulations!
xeniaghost
Stunning character and i love the wicked background effects and colours!
vyktohria
WOW!!! This is AWESOME!!! The title serves it justice! :D As for selling or giving away the art you made with the brushes, just double check the ReadMe/License. I believe for most licenses (and again, double check the ReadMe/License) as long as you are not distributing the orignal product (or any way the original product can be extracted---like on layers), then you should be okay. But some people only want you to use things for personal use, so it's always good to double check. And you can always contact the vendor directly as well, and ask them. ;)