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[Jaquilinekangas]

Hi
I have a question/suggestion, and I'm not sure I've put this in the right category, but I guess it could be considered a project?

 

My question is if there's any Dragon Age Photoshop brushes, mainly Vallaslin? If not, is there anyone who would be interested in making some? It's something that would be very useful when making fanart and stuff. I myself is still very much learning how to use Photoshop and drawing in general, so if anyone consider this an easy thing to do, and have time to spare it would be awesome to see!

 

I'm thinking Vallaslin (the traditional ones for convenience, and maybe even custom ones), Qunari Vitaar, Dragon Age themed tattoos and body paint and so on. 

I've only found one myself and that's this one with heraldry, which is also very convenient; 
http://the-diesis.de...ushes-448265134
(if you know of any other ones, please share!)

 

If anyone have further ideas, feel free to post even if you're not up to the challange yourself!

 

 

 

[Ossifer]

Hm. . . that's a good idea, and I might try to make some when I have time, but I'm not sure how well they would work?

 

Like, the heraldry brushes are meant to be "painted on" to flat surfaces, mostly. Like walls or shields or armour plates, so it wouldn't be too hard to skew them into perspective.

 

But the vallaslin are only used on actual faces, which are bumpy and variable, and no matter how accurate the brush was, you'd still end up manually drawing in a lot of the pattern if it's on anything but a dead-center view of the face.

 

Hope this makes sense, I'm incredibly sleepy right now. I'll give it a go, though! At the very least it would be a handy reference while manually painting the lines in. And if you're going for something more abstract or graphic that would work too.

[Jaquilinekangas]

Hm. . . that's a good idea, and I might try to make some when I have time, but I'm not sure how well they would work?

 

Like, the heraldry brushes are meant to be "painted on" to flat surfaces, mostly. Like walls or shields or armour plates, so it wouldn't be too hard to skew them into perspective.

 

But the vallaslin are only used on actual faces, which are bumpy and variable, and no matter how accurate the brush was, you'd still end up manually drawing in a lot of the pattern if it's on anything but a dead-center view of the face.

 

Hope this makes sense, I'm incredibly sleepy right now. I'll give it a go, though! At the very least it would be a handy reference while manually painting the lines in. And if you're going for something more abstract or graphic that would work too.

 

I realize it's something that you wouldn't always be able to use, and it pretty much entirely depends on the angel of the characters face or body. But even if you wouldn't be able to use it in a certain image, it's still a great reference to have in another layer or something. 

 

For example, I've been using one of these brushes:

http://ihavethedream...celes-352859930

 

In these images:

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... and I'm very much a beginner at this stuff, so it could definitely be made better by someone else. 

It would be really cool and appreciated if you would be interested in trying your hand at it, though!