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“To love is to risk not being loved in return. To hope is to risk pain. To try is to risk failure, but risk must be taken because the greatest hazard in life is to risk nothing.”
this looks really good though, I might be wrong, but it feels like you've grasped so much more in this piece than any of the others.
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"try" meaning "tomorrow's really yesterday"
"Fear is the dark room where the devil develops his negatives."
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"The ladder of success doesn't care who climbs it, but the elevator of success carries only whores." - Me
Hope this helps man.
sorry to ask so many questions, I just want to add a textured feel to my work mainly because it gives this gritty feeling of realism, but for when I get prints made up as well. I feel like a photo print with a good texture applied on the image is a better option than an image without a texture getting printed on canvas for the sake of texture. The canvas prints seem to loose a ton of detail. Whereas the photo prints retain all of it. I learned this in a recent gallery showing. But I digress.
I appreciate you taking the time to read this, and any and help you provide. Have a good one.
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"try" meaning "tomorrow's really yesterday"
"Fear is the dark room where the devil develops his negatives."
[link]
"The ladder of success doesn't care who climbs it, but the elevator of success carries only whores." - Me
There's actually alot of ways to apply the textures. I uses overlay mode quite alot. It really depend on wat kind of hmm look you wan. You can apply ur texture selectivity in different places. And you can keep the color of some textures when you are overlaying it over your image or you can just totally lost allt he color infor and use the black and white to.~ hmm.~ give the painting abit more texture look.
I use some texture brush also but i'm still learning. I'm trying to understand like some you can use certian texture brush and some area you don't.
I feel you can just try it out. Hmm.~ just focus on the look you wan and try. My mental thinkig is.~ the more you try and the more you fall, the more you'll learn. Cos in the mind you have a standard you wan to hit and you just don't worry to much and just try to keep pushing. I'm sure you will learn how to use it.
Ohh.~ another thing is.~ texture doesn't mean texture only, sometime i uses foto, blur it.~ and do some effect with it.~ and you can use tht as a texture also, to give it more.~ hmm.~ color shift in a piece of work.
Hops this help man, cos i'm also trying to figure thing out myself at the moment. Feel free to ask if you have any problem or anything.