TODAY'S FEATURED POST
Frazetta Videos X 4
Frank Frazetta's granddaughter, Sara, continues to share fascinating stories about all things Frazetta on her YouTube Channel and, in case you've missed them, I thought I'd share some links so everyone can get caught up. (And, psst, you can also visit the Frazetta Girls website to learn more about her grandparents and be tempted by all sorts of neat products, including prints, apparel, and collectible figures.) First up is an episode devoted to collecting Frazetta's…
YESTERDAY’S POST
A Portrait in 5 Layers
February 18, 2025 - After my post in March on Applying Transparent Color in Photoshop, I received a number of messages, emails and threats asking for more detail on the order of layers I prefer to use. As I mentioned in that post, I often end up working in hundreds of layers so a list of this would read like a phone book of seemingly random Photoshop gibberish. And listen, I need my layers! Partly because I love the look it gives, and partly to see my computer slowly going insane. (It's a cutting edge space age device that can speak every language on the planet, can see people fixing mirrors in low earth orbit and can do math at the quantum level; yet all I have it do is look at videos of cats falling in bathtubs.) Back…
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