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    This document provides instructions for drawing with Photoshop halftones in 3 steps: 1) Make selections using the original layout as a guide, 2) Use the Rubber Stamp tool and Airbrush tool to make the photo fit the selection, 3) Temporarily lower the transparency of the photo image to help see how things are lining up.

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    This document provides instructions for drawing with Photoshop halftones in 3 steps: 1) Make selections using the original layout as a guide, 2) Use the Rubber Stamp tool and Airbrush tool to make the photo fit the selection, 3) Temporarily lower the transparency of the photo image to help see how things are lining up.

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    Step 4 - Drawing With Photoshop Halftones

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    This document provides instructions for drawing with Photoshop halftones in 3 steps: 1) Make selections using the original layout as a guide, 2) Use the Rubber Stamp tool and Airbrush tool to make the photo fit the selection, 3) Temporarily lower the transparency of the photo image to help see how things are lining up.

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    Step 4 - Drawing With Photoshop Halftones

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    First make selections using the


    original layout as a guide (A),
    then I use the Rubber Stamp
    tool and Airbrush tool to make
    the photo fit the selection.

    Temporally lowering the


    transparency of the photo
    image will help you see how
    things are lining up.

    http://www.inkart.com/pages/Tutorial/tutrl_2/project3/pages/step_4.html[3/11/2009 8:30:12 AM]

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