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Hot take: the clone stamp tool saved my whole week after I almost scrapped a 40 hour piece
I spent Monday through Wednesday on a digital painting of a diner in Portland and the whole thing looked flat and wrong. On Thursday I was about to start over when I remembered a trick about using the clone stamp with a soft brush at like 30 percent opacity to blend the shadow transitions. I went back through the booth seats and counter, stamped over the hard edges, and it took 2 hours instead of the 40 I was ready to throw away. Now I want to know if anyone else has a brush setting or blending trick that rescued a piece you were about to scrap.
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veraw4722d ago
Tried that trick on some graffiti walls last month after hours of wrecking them. Soft brush low opacity clone is stupid good for saving edges you almost ruined.
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